Tag: music
Dean Emeritus and Professor retires after 28 years in Newhouse
David M. Rubin, who has served as dean of the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications for 28 years, taught his last class Wednesday, Dec. 7. Read More »
'Baby, It’s Cold Outside' could be the creepiest Christmas song
Though "Baby, It's Cold Outside" may have a questionable message, it is still acceptable as a holiday song, music columnist Emera Riley says. Read More »
Syracuse University trio gets over 7000 hits on SoundCloud with just one song
Junior friends and musical group members use their different tastes in music to create genre-busting songs, exemplified in their first single, “Cannibal.” Read More »
The Weeknd's new album reaches new popularity
Canadian singer, songwriter and record producer The Weeknd has reached new heights of fame with his new album, "Starboy," which was ranked No.1 in Spotify's top international streaming albums last week. Read More »
Riley: 5 things to take away from CUSEapalooza
Here are Emera Riley's five things you need to know if you couldn't make it to CUSEapalooza. Read More »
Junior creates personal musical brand, gears up for performance at CUSEapalooza
Influenced by early rap music, his African roots and even alternative rock, junior Ose creates a personal brand of rap music that he hopes makes people feel good. Read More »
What albums to get for various family, friends this holiday
Stumped on what to get your loved ones this season? Music columnist Emera Riley says music is the gift that keeps on giving. Here are some album reccomendations. Read More »
You don't need to write that paper: the power of procrastination
You know you need to do it. You’ve needed to do it for three weeks. But let’s face it, not studying for those finals you’ve got coming up is a much more pressing issue. Read More »
Freshman's family, friends influence musical interests
Jordan Reynoso decided she wanted to pursue a career in music after someone at her high school asked her to co-write a song with her. Read More »
Gospel music becomes mainstream through Pharell's 'I See a Victory'
Gospel music, performed normally in church services, has become mainstream in hip-hop music, most recently in Pharrell's new song, "I See a Victory," a collaboration with gospel singer Kim Burell. Read More »
Willow Smith releases hopeful song following election
After a long hiatus, Willow Smith is back and using her music to spread hope amidst a confusing and uncertain election, says music columnist Phoebe Smith. Read More »
Q&A: Spiritual Rez discusses music video, working with AWOLNATION band member
Spiritual Rez, who got their start at Berklee College of Music in Boston, will play Nov 18 at Funk 'n Waffles downtown. Get to know them before heading out to the show. Read More »
Local band gets start performing on Marshall Street, combines jazz with rap
The Easy, founded by Syracuse natives and lifelong friends, are best known for their Thursday night performances outside popular student bars on Marshall Street. Read More »
Leonard Cohen’s death left behind musical legacy
Music columnist Emera Riley writes about the late Leonard Cohen and the lasting impact he had the the music world. Read More »
Q&A: Lead singer of the Heavy Pets talks about their upcoming performance
The Daily Orange sat down with lead singer and guitarist of the Heavy Pets, also a Syracuse Alum, to discuss their upcoming performance at Funk N Waffles and coming back to 'Cuse. Read More »
The Weeknd's new line with H&M furthers his creative transformation
R&B singer The Weeknd is set to replace David Beckham as the new face of H&M, which style columnist Darriea Clark worries with further transform him into a pop artist. Read More »
Sophomores combine unique talents, start music group
Sophomores Maggie Dooner, Austin Cieszko and RJ Levychin have completely unique music styles, but mesh together perfectly in their musical group, Sky Club. Read More »
Fetty Wap is being sued -- again
Fetty Wap is being sued over his song "679," and he was sued before over "Trapt Queen." Music columnist Emera Riley digs into copyright law and the validity of music court cases. Read More »
Happy 10th anniversary to Amy Winehouse’s iconic album 'Back To Black'
In honor of Amy Winehouse’s album 'Back to Black"'s 10th anniversary, music columnist Phoebe Smith brings us back to why the album was so iconic. Read More »
Gallery: Relive Rock the Dome 2016
Already missing Rock the Dome 2016? Relive all of the highlights of The 1975, Oh Wonder and 070 Shake with this gallery of photos from Friday's concert. Read More »
Fans show love for headliner The 1975 at Friday’s Rock the Dome concert
Rock the Dome hosted more than music on Friday. The concert drew longterm fans of The 1975, showing their love for the band. Read More »
Austin City Limits gives audience access to free concerts by high-quality artists
Austin City Limits gives viewers a chance at watching famous indie artists perform live for free, and it's great, according to music columnist Emera Riley. Read More »
University Union brings back Rock the Dome with The 1975, Oh Wonder
University Union is hoping to attract student fans of different music genres with their newest concert, Rock the Dome, which is happening this Friday. Read More »
Senior creates genre-busting music with little prior experience
Senior Joey Weinberg taught himself how to create music, and hopes to create a dreamwave EP sometime next year. Read More »