The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/category/arts/artsmusic/page/2/)
Here are five tracks to listen to from different artists if Kanye’s music struck a particular chord sonically, or if you desire hip hop that approaches the subjects of Christianity and faith with nuance and panache.
Help The Sun choose the best albums of the decade.
I still don’t think they’ve made a bad song yet, I’m just not sure if this was the best direction for Turnover to take.
To hear this EP as a deliberative stand taken against his contemporaries would be entirely incorrect: In the end, as Earl himself would tell you, it’s just some more rap songs.
If you’re looking for a healthy dose of latin jazz and retro salsa beats, I would recommend checking out Marlow Rosado y La Riqueña’s albums.
Two albums in, Gallant emerges as an impressive artist with the pedigree to maintain a promising career in the center of today’s R&B scene.
The record is a string of catchy singles with interesting, sometimes super short interludes to fill the spaces between.
With ‘Cry,’ Cigarettes After Sex remain firmly in their sweet spot while opening up a dreamy mesh of sensual possibilities.
Pony is a rare album that addresses a stigmatized issue in a clear and sincere way.
This album made the arts department want to read a book about atheism.