Drawing on journal entries and memories from her late twenties, IS THIS THE END? documents a period of change that Cutler was still trying to make sense of as she lived through it.
Long Branch celebrated cultural diversity through food, music, art, and community with Culture Around the Corner, a free three-day festival that took place from Oct. 2 to Oct. 4.
Documenting life from 17-21, Gayle captures a lively lament of love, heartbreak and coming-of-age on her debut record, “Observing Chaos.”
Close Your Eyes has released their fourth mini-album, ‘256th Note’, presenting a fresh chapter and unique sonic identity for the K-pop rookie act.
Belvedere Vodka’s Club Dirty Brew transformed National Coffee Day into a lively New York City experience, combining espresso-based cocktails, exquisite bites, and an energetic DJ set at Manhattan West.
Inside Loisaida Avenue’s Studio 151, singer-songwriter aron! brought out an acoustic guitar to introduce his debut album.
With sticky-sweet songs that’ll keep you glued to your phone, LOVELI LORI shines brightly as one of the newest dance-pop artists to watch.
Frank Sinatra was far more than the swaggering leader of the “Rat Pack” or the unmistakable voice behind “New York, New York.” He helped elevate popular music into an art form. As Eric Comstock, co-creator and performer of Our Sinatra: a Musical Celebration, observes, “No one did more to make pop music an art form.” This lively production proves his point.
What better way to celebrate a new sound system than to let the music do the talking? SONY brought guests to Kimpton Hotel in Midtown to experience the just-launched ULT POWER SOUND Series and decide for themselves if it lives up to the hype.
Formerly known as HoodCelebrityy, Jamaican-born, Bronx-raised artist TINA is officially entering a new chapter with the release of her self-titled debut album, TINA.
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