21 Savage may have something to prove performatively at this year’s concert, but if there’s one thing UM students are, it’s always ready for a good time.
Culture, Music
Frost Symphony Orchestra to perform ‘Mysterious Mountain’
“I’m extremely excited to play this program for everyone this weekend. We’ve been working pretty hard on it, and I want to share our progress and the tremendous pieces,” Tomko. said. “I’m also super excited to show off my teacher.”
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Marc E. Bassy sticks to roots, doesn’t disappoint
On Sept. 27, Bay area singer-songwriter Marc E. Bassy released his third studio album “PMD,” gifting the world with a symphony of R&B beats and deep lyrics in his recently launched independent label New Gold Medal.
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Kim Petras proves she owns Halloween with ‘TURN OFF THE LIGHT’
“TURN OFF THE LIGHT” is pop genius, with effortless transitions between tracks that make it seem never-ending.
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Summer Walker’s debut album ‘Over It’ explores a young woman’s quest for love
Sampling Destiny’s Child and Usher while blending quintessential, contemporary R&B, the range in sound mirrors the range of emotions we feel through the stages of infatuation, love and heartbreak.
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Review: IGOR tour combines old Tyler, new Tyler, leaves crowds wanting more
The show was weird. It was uncomfortable. But it was authentic and captivating. That’s something I can definitely get behind.
Community, Culture, Music
BisCaydence a cappella brings harmony to UM
Business manager Scott Gelb discusses the unity and relentless dedication that UM’s co-ed a cappella group uses to spread their passion for music nationwide.
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Frost School of Music to host benefit concert for Bahamas
“It’s a rarity that we have a concert that represents all areas of Frost, especially one where the proceeds are donated to a good cause,” said Blake Evans, a junior majoring in jazz drum set performance
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Tune in every Thursday for the Frost Jazz Hour on 88.9 FM WDNA
The program not only features the University of Miami Frost School of Music students but also faculty, alumni and friends. UM professor and musician, Will Wulfeck, will be performing with his sextet Thursday, Sept. 26.
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Sam Smith publicly declares ‘they/them’ pronouns
The 27-year-old singer-songwriter took to their Instagram page of 13.4 million followers to make the announcement in a picture and paragraph-length caption explaining what they called “a lifetime of being at war with my gender.”
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Mint Trip plans to break music barriers, releases debut album
Frost School of Music graduates turned best friends Amy Gionfriddo, Brian Gross and Max Molander, formed an alternative pop-rock band during their time at the U. Following graduation, they moved across the country, now living in Los Angeles to chase their music industry dreams.
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Charli XCX’s ‘Charli’ is here to save pop music
By the end of the album, it becomes clear that Charli (as usual) is at the top of her game, constantly pushing the boundaries for every artist in pop music today.