Juicy J Stay Trippy Reviewed By: Lexi Bissonnette     Juicy J’s third solo album, Stay Trippy,  is loaded with guest appearances and some elements that perfectly fit the rap world, like common topics, strong beats and rough raps. Like most rap, the topics in this Read More

Maps For Travelers Change Your Name Reviewed by: Stephen Krock     Maps For Travelers explodes on the scene with their debut album, Change Your Name. Quite literally. The throbbing guitar riffs and hardcore screamo vocals are nothing short of volcanic. It’s an Read More

by Donte Kirby Data Garden is, “much bigger than just a record label. It’s an art’s organization looking to make advances in how music is distributed,” says co-founder Joe Patitucci, a Philly native who has lived all around the greater Philadelphia area and now resides in South Read More

by Lexi Bissonnette Let’s turn the clock back to when smokey lounges and funk tones filled the night. To when swanky was the in thing and everyone sipped on dirty martinis while they listened to the horns and drums play. That’s exactly what happened Friday night at Read More

by Donte Kirby “I don’t even like to think about a year from now. I could be in the northwest, could be in Nashville, could be in New York, could be broke as a skunk living with my parents in Georgia. But, hopefully, I’ll be making music. It’s the only thing I know how to d Read More

by Emily Meenan Coming up this weekend is the Brandywine Folk Festival at the Anson B. Nixon park in Kennett Square. With tons of talented artists and awesome vendors, this three-day festival is not one to be missed. The first day, tomorrow, kicks off at 1:30 with Sweetbriar Read More