Eric Sperrazza

Written by Eric Sperrazza Throughout this journey of seeing live music in a COVID-stricken world, I’ve found myself at boutique pavilions and football stadiums across the great Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. But, like our freedom-fighting forefathers, it was time to cross Read More

Written by Eric Sperrazza Across the Delaware Valley, I continued my trek to experience firsthand, the return of live music and how that actually would look and feel, after the fearful isolation of a global pandemic. The next stop on the agenda was Hershey, Pennsylvania. In Read More

Written by Eric Sperrazza Allow me to share a moment that occurred recently. First, full disclosure; I’m a Gen X’er who considers himself eclectic, but leans in on classic rock, vintage punk, and 90s hip-hop. I’m not always the first to know about younger Read More

Written by Eric Sperrazza There are few avenues left these days for people to come together, leaving behind their differences in politics, faith, and social class. At every turn, any issue, no matter how negligible, forces the majority of the general populace to take sides Read More

Written by Eric Sperrazza The ’90s saw a staunch shift from the venerable, endless party music that was reflecting, prior.  New jack swing was being replaced by the honesty and brutality of gangster rap. Hair bands were pushed to the side (Aqua Net, and all.) for the sounds Read More

Written by Eric Sperrazza It was 4:30 pm on a Sunday and I was driving to my first rap battle show, Concrete Jungle, for the promotion, The Gauntlet, in Turnersville, New Jersey. As I arrived at the address on the invitation, the expectation of a dank, forgotten warehouse Read More