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Goons NYC: A Clive Davis Original

April 18, 2019 by Melvis Acosta

Man in red shirt playing guitar

By Melvis Acosta and Lindsey China Goons NYC is a rising indie music brand of 19-year-old Nico Brunstein’s creation. It aims to pair indie artists and to allow collaboration on photography, digital design, album art, music videos, and merchandising. Through private parties, large-scale events, and summer indie music sessions in Washington Square Park to be […]

Filed Under: Multimedia, Video Tagged With: ben stiller, clive davis, indie artists, music, rock

The Democracy of Streaming

December 8, 2017 by Juaquin Robles

With the advent of music streaming, catalogs of music have been made more accessible to a greater number of people in the United States, and it is slowly contributing itself to independence in our tastes and most successful songs. To gauge the extent of streaming this year, there have been over 184 billion on-demand audio […]

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Juaquin Robles, music, Streaming

Come Party & Politicize

April 11, 2017 by Nancy Uddin

New York City is home to many DJs of color, including DJ Rekha, DJ Ushka, and DJ Yana Allpa. Hear what some DJs have to say about mixing night life with social justice.

Filed Under: Multimedia, Video Tagged With: dj, music, politics, social justice

Guns Don’t Run : Punk Addicts And Soccer Fanatics

December 23, 2016 by Rajvi Desai

Guns Don’t Run is a five-man punk-rock band that came into being four years ago. It happened when three men decided to combine their fandom for a European soccer club, Arsenal, and their passion for hardcore punk. The men have been friends for more than a decade and punk-rock lovers for a lifetime. They come […]

Filed Under: Multimedia, Photo Tagged With: Arsenal, band, bar, England, fanatic, football, local, music, passion, premier league, punk, rock, soccer, watering hole

Grunge Goes Pop!

December 16, 2016 by Masha Angelova

Skyler Cocco is an up and coming singer-songwriter and producer who has recently shifted her music style from classic pop to grunge pop of the 90s in an effort to bring it back to being current. Cocco found her niche. Cocco is known for her distinct sound, golden locks, and a drive to succeed in […]

Filed Under: Multimedia, Video Tagged With: backstage footage, grunge pop, music, music video, producer, singer, Skyler Cocco, songwriter, young musician

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