Gracie Abrams will have you Saying Anything but Good Riddance 

March 30, 2023
Alex Marek
On her debut album, Abrams tackles themes of growing up, guilt and failed romance alongside co-producer Aaron Dessner.

How 2023 Became the ‘Year of SZA’

March 21, 2023
Matt Landsman
SZA has become a force to be reckoned with in 2023 as she has skyrocketed to a new era of stardom after releasing her highly anticipated sophomore album, SOS at the end of 2022. 

Tomorrow x Together Takes Over the US with The Name Chapter: Temptation

March 5, 2023
Matt Landsman
Within the first week, TXT's mini album debuted as the first #1 album of 2023. The Name Chapter: Temptation follows a dreamy more sensual concept and encompasses many different genres such as western pop, dark pop, afrobeats and more.

Quinn XCII is The People’s Champ

February 28, 2023
Alex Marek
The People's Champ stays true to everything fans love about Quinn XCII while introducing a new depth and vulnerability to the artist's roster.

The Rise of NewJeans, K-Pop’s Newest Sensation

February 21, 2023
Matt Landsman
With success that even propelled them to have more monthly listeners on Spotify currently than BLACKPINK, NewJeans is music’s new biggest thing. 

Alex G’s authenticity shines on second to last stop of God Save the Animals tour

December 10, 2022
Micaela Hanson
On Nov. 17, Alex G — short for Alexander Giannascoli — returned to the district for two sold-out shows at the 9:30 Club. ​

Dominic Fike Out of Order Tour Review

December 6, 2022
Alex Marek
Fike stunned the audience with his powerful voice, impressive musicality, and electric stage presence. Fans even got a sneak peek of a song off Fike’s unreleased upcoming album. 

2023 Grammy Nominees: Who Will Win on the Big Night?

December 5, 2022
Matt Landsman
On November 15, the Recording Academy announced the nominees for the 2023 Grammy awards during the afternoon. But what are our winning predictions?

Taylor Swift’s Midnights Proves She Is a Mastermind

November 18, 2022
Matthew Landsman
After releasing two folksy sister albums, Swift goes back to her  telling her own signature stories from 13 sleepless nights.

Sabrina Carpenter’s Electrifying emails i can’t send​: Tour Review 

November 4, 2022
Matthew Landsman
On October 7th, our staff writer attended Sabrina Carpenter’s emails i can’t send tour at the Lincoln Theatre in Washington D.C. to promote her latest album.

Midterms Studying Playlist

October 22, 2022
Matthew Landsman
The genres in this playlist are R&B, Lo-fi, Chill Pop and Indie Pop, because they are easy to enjoy without distracting you while studying. 

Maggie Rogers Expands Her Musical Style With Album Surrender

October 11, 2022
Ashlynn Shumer
Surrender consists of 12 tracks that explore themes of love, suffering, and self-acceptance.

“BORN PINK” Album Review: BLACKPINK’s Triumphant Return to Music

October 9, 2022
Matthew Landsman
Since the release of BORN PINK, BLACKPINK has topped the charts across the globe, even earning them their first #1 album on the US Billboard 200 chart.

What Can We Expect from Taylor Swift's Midnights?

September 20, 2022
Matthew Landsman
Swift recently announced her 10th studio album will be released October 21. The debate is on about what the album's sound will be.

All Things Go Festival Announces Performers Lorde, Mitski, Bleachers, and more for the Fall Festival

May 21, 2022
Lauren Reeder
University of Maryland students are excited to see some of their favorite artists on the released setlist for All Things Go, a music festival that is to take place later this year on Oct. 1. 

Your Spring 2022 Finals Survival Playlist

May 16, 2022
Molly Williams
Transform your brain into a peaceful study space with these laid-back tunes.

WMUC provides creative outlet for student DJs

May 14, 2022
Fatima Yazdi
WMUC, a student-run, non-commercial radio station on campus, allows students of all experiences to apply to host their own radio shows on a weekly basis, providing a creative outlet for students to share, inform and express. 

BTS’ Jungkook and SUGA release Webtoon track ‘Stay Alive (Prod. SUGA of BTS)’

May 4, 2022
Fatima Yazdi
BTS’ Jung Kook and SUGA released this dynamic, pop-ballad track for the band’s new urban fantasy webtoon “7FATES: Chakho” in early February.

Your Rundown on UMD's Art Galleries

May 3, 2022
Flo Petite
Our campus is full of hidden secrets and winding roads, so much so that we may not even know about what’s available to us.

Labrinth’s Effect on Euphoria

February 21, 2022
Samantha Carey
Labrinth is the artist that has infiltrated the theme and overall “vibe” of the show with his music, which has grown popular over social media, especially TikTok.

Adele’s “30”: A New Era

December 22, 2021
Hannah Zozobrado
However, Oct. 15 marked the day she released her single “Easy on Me,” a song that soon became a hit and number one on Billboard’s Hot 100 singles chart, according to a New York Times article published Oct. 25. ​

​Olivia Rodrigo's VMA appearance was far from “brutal”

December 17, 2021
Samantha Carey
Back in September, artists and celebrities came together once again for the annual Video Music Awards. Doja Cat hosted the award show at Barclays Center in New York. ​

Taylor Swift Shakes up Music Industry for Good

December 17, 2021
Clare Gallagher
November 12th, 2021 was not a great day to be Jake Gyllenhaal. It was, however, a great day to be a Taylor Swift fan, especially in College Park.

Squid Game: An Allegory of Capitalism and Boost in Asian Influence in Cinema

December 6, 2021
Winter Hawk
On Sept. 17, Netflix released the first season of “Squid Game,” a South Korean survival drama series. ​

STAMP Gallery’s Latest Art Exhibit: “Yams, Tomatoes, Potatoes and Plums”

November 11, 2021
​Mythili Devarakonda
The exhibit opened on Oct. 25 and features works of contemporary Indigenous Australian artists that visually captures its viewers and introduces them to the interesting history attached to its intricate paintings of the Australian bush tucker.

Tour of DC art museums: The Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden

November 9, 2021
Mythili Devarakonda
“There was a really cool interactive exhibit where you were in a room, and you just felt like you were almost a part of the exhibit,” said Herman.

Recent Peak in Concerts Attract UMD Students

November 3, 2021
Winter Hawk 
There is nothing that signifies the return to live performances quite like Harry Styles in pastel purple pants, a matching unbuttoned dress shirt and a bright hot pink spotlight shining down on him. ​

Tems makes the world go round for Africa

October 24, 2021
Ashley Ankapong
 Tems dropped her EP titled “If Orange Was a Place'' on Sept. 14 and it truly does exemplify orange as a place; the project is a perfect transition from her summer hit collaboration with WizKid to the calming foliage of fall.

UMD’s Rak Shalom Releases New “Midnight Waves” Album

October 18, 2021
Winter Hawk
The group, founded in 2005, sings a combination of English and Israeli pop songs, along with Jewish melodies.

Roma Sheth on Music Production and Releasing Music

October 14, 2021
Olivia Wood
Few can say that they have successfully written a song, much less produced, mixed and mastered one, but University of Maryland junior government and politics major Roma Sheth can. 

Lil Nas X and Olivia Rodrigo Dominate the MTV Video Music Award

October 1, 2021
Winter Hawk
Performers included fan-favorites like Alica Keys, Justin Bieber, Travis Barker and more, according to the MTV performance lineup. 


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