Music

Livia Homerski gives insight to the "the unstoppable female force in independent music" for Women's History Month.

"Music is the language of the soul. We as humans share the commonality that every day, we live our lives through our own pair of eyes. No matter your race, we all take in the world around us in some way, internalizing the experiences that make us who we are."

Staff writer Sydney Dundon looks back on her middle school years and the album that changed her life: "Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge."

On this episode the dynamic duo discuss Ariana Grande's latest, "thank u, next," and play Love Songs or Missed Connections with a special guest.

Stuck in a music slump? Music editor Livia Homerski is here to give you tips on how to explore new music.

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Less than six months after dropping Grammy award winner, “Sweetener,” Ariana Grande has released her most cohesive and well-produced record to date.

On this episode, Natalie and Britton discuss the first half of 2009 including Passion Pit, Bat for Lashes, Phoenix and Matt and Kim.

Edinboro staff members review newly released EPs from Lucy Dacus, Vampire Weekend and Angel Du$t.

Staff writer Anisa Venner-Johnston discusses how Reyna Biddy's "I Love My Love" changed her life.