Music
The rise of Aquakultre
Halifax-based hip-hop artist Aquakultre has been rising in popularity over the past few years. He just released a new single: “Pay It Forward.”
Read MoreJenny Mallard
Mount Pearl, Newfoundland and Labrador-based singer-songwriter Jenny Mallard has always loved performing. She describes it as her first love.
Read MoreBlack Nova Scotian artists you should have on your playlists
If you aren’t familiar with the local music scene, you’d be forgiven for being unaware of the flourishing scene for Black musicians in Halifax.
Read Morebbno$ Comes to Halifax
On Sept. 2, Vancouver-born rapper-turned-worldwide musical sensation Alex Gumuchian performed a concert in Halifax. You may know him better as bbno$. Gumuchian had recently finished a months-long onslaught of European concerts, making his 9 p.m. show at the Grand Parade his first performance in the continent.
Read MoreThe best of the best in the music world
The end of the winter semester is fast approaching. This semester has had its many highs and lows for us all. Whether this is because of ever-looming midterms or missing…
Read MoreJody Upshaw shoots straight for the moon
Eighteen-year-old R&B artist Jody Upshaw is still riding the high of her song’s appearance in HBO smash-hit Euphoria, but this is only the beginning for the decorated Nova Scotian sensation. …
Read MoreStreaming non-English music
Music is a universal pleasure. We all have some artists, albums or genres we listen to on repeat. Sometimes we feel deeply connected to the words and stories of certain songs. But what if those lyrics are sung in a language we don’t speak?
Read MoreA walk through Taylor Swift’s Evermore
If one good thing came out of 2020, it was Taylor Swift’s latest album Evermore. Swift released the LP full of folk songs on Dec. 11, 2020.
Read MoreThe healing power of music
Although the COVID-19 pandemic has led to many people feeling lonely and isolated, one student society at Dalhousie University has been working to lift spirits through music.
Read MoreDylan Menzie is lost in dreams
Dylan Menzie starts every episode of his podcast with the same question: “What do you dream?” Menzie explains why he asks this: it’s a very broad opening question and a…
Read MoreThe King’s Chorus celebrates a milestone anniversary
The King’s Chorus celebrates ten years of making music and community. The group was created by three King’s students, one of whom still directs the chorus.
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