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3/11/26

Why Music Means So Much to Us.

The word “ Superstar ” as defined by the Merriam Webster Dictionary is “a star (as in sports or the movies) who is considered extremely talented, has great public appeal, and can usually command a high salary”. I associate traits like talented, undefeated, and unique with Superstars . Who in the music industry do you consider a Superstar ? Think Beyonce and Micheal Jackson. I admire the growth of artists like these because of the inspiration they've given to the world. Music is a powerful...

10/18/25

Today’s the Day, not Tomorrow: WHATMORE Radiates Modern Nostalgia.

Our talk with WHATMORE, the hot new group rebranding the rap game.

9/5/25

Pearl Live In Brooklyn: Letting The Girls Be Hot

Seeing an artist live that you know will make it big one day is truly something special. On August 16th, at the Sultan Rooftop in Brooklyn, I had the pleasure of experiencing Pearl live.

8/5/25

Captivating Sounds: Highlights From THE THING's Live Residency

The best way to pregame the weekend is by going to a Thursday night show. That’s exactly what I did on July 17th–spent the night in an intimate East Village venue, seeing some awesome rising NYC rockstars.

6/27/25

Harvey Brittain's Latest EP my heart keeps score

With the continuous rise and popularity of female pop stars, there seems to be a shortage of male pop stars… or is there?

4/28/25

Songs to Listen to While a Fascist Attempts to Ruin Your Country

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4/17/25

Catching Up with B.U.G. Antman After The Drop of His Highly Anticipated EP, Y’all Ugly

It’s been one month since buzzing rapper, B.U.G. Antman dropped his highly anticipated EP, Y’all Ugly . Hailing from the epicenter of American trap music, Atlanta, B.U.G. Antman has emerged through the thickets of talent with his own unique sound in what I’ve personally dubbed, ‘suave trap’. Over the past year, Antman has rolled out singles, accompanying visualizers, and promoted himself with public guerilla marketing.  Around the time of Y’all Ugly ’s release, I was able to sit down with...

3/31/25

Origins of CAMP Culture: Why Lady Gaga is the Perfect Example

The word “camp” is thought to have originated from a French-derived word that means "to pose in an exaggerated fashion."

3/31/25

Energy: The Use of Alter Egos

Alter egos are who you want to be to mask who you are.

3/7/25

Why You'll Be Listening To Walter The Producer's New Single, “Tell Me Again” Again and Again and Again...

If you have not listened to Walter The Producer yet, now is the time to start before everyone knows his name.

2/16/26

Bad Bunny Was Always Projected to Win the Super Bowl

Team Benito was awarded spectacle and earnest passion amidst a foreshadowed game and political diversions.

10/2/25

Can’t Look Elsewhere from Meg Elsier

Meg Elsier’s Milestone Moment at Baby’s All Right Rising Indie-Rock artist Meg Elsier delivered an unforgettable performance at Baby’s All Right in Brooklyn, a milestone in her journey, marking her first solo show since relocating from Nashville. As the opening act for UK artist and producer Martin Luke Brown, Meg set the tone with an opener that surely left the audience eager to learn what’s next for NYC’s newest rockstar. Meg captivated the audience with her tender vocals, authentic lyrics,...

8/6/25

Country Music, Consumer Capitalism, and the Not So Subtle Rise in Conservatism

Country music, conservatism, and capitalism all seem to be the new trend.

7/1/25

Cab Ellis’ Self-Titled Third Album Refuses To Sit Still

Cab Ellis is the type of band that is truly dedicated to making music for themselves. Their sounds veer away from mainstream, mass-produced music played in an arena, preferring to provide the soundscapes of an intimate concert in an underground venue. You can hear in the clashing, atmospheric instrumentals and the lead singer’s unpredictable vocals that this is music that is first and foremost creatively driven. The Brooklyn-based band’s third studio album is reminiscent of early emo bands in...

5/3/25

A Sit Down with Lana Love

Lana Love is a New York-based pop artist most recognized for joining John Legend's team of artists on The Voice. However, her talents and passions extend far beyond her time on the show. 47 Magazine had the opportunity to sit with Lana as she delved into topics such as overcoming expectations faced by past relationships, mentoring the youth, a secret Brussels Sprout recipe, and the upcoming release of her new single ”ANTIDOTE”. (This interview was conducted in person and has been edited for...

4/24/25

EP Review: Little House by Rachel Chinouriri

The newly released EP “Little House” by Rachel Chinouriri is a beautiful exploration into the artist falling in love.

3/31/25

School Girl Aesthetic: Powerful or Problematic?

This style is often associated with an air of innocence, privilege, and discipline.

3/31/25

Boy Bands VS Girl Bands

I want it that way. Bootylicious. Spice up the World! WANNABE! You know them. You love them. Boy bands and girl bands.

3/31/25

The Evolution of Country Music: Black Artists, Forgotten Roots, and a New Era 

For too long, Black artists have been overlooked in a genre they helped shape.

3/1/25

A Sit Down With Juniper

Juniper is an indie band based out in Nashville, originally from Boston. They have taken over the Northeast and Midwest with plans of expanding their reach. The band was formed in 2017, evolving and changing, ultimately bringing Scott Johnson (vox), David Sessions (guitar), and Alejandro Marin (drums) together to form the dynamic band it is today.  Their music mirrors their journey, an evolution of growth within the human experience. Topics such as heartbreak, love, loss, and change weave...

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