Category Archive: Music

Nathy Peluso: Electrifying Viral Sensation

Latin music has changed how we listen to music today and provides an inside scoop to different cultures and backgrounds in our community. Music is known for bringing people together, giving insight into ethnic traditions, and learning more about their upbringing. One star has grasped all of those qualities and merged them into her sound bringing forward a fierce star with a story. Argentine-Italian singer and songwriter, Nathy Peluso, is marking her territory in the music industry and making her the next Latin star to watch out for. 

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Karri: R&B’s Next Bay Area Star

Successful R&B music is built first from the atmosphere including the smooth synths, the catchy guitar licks, the pulsing bass, and the flowing lyrics. 

During a late night drive or a summer sunset, R&B music transports a listener to a lighter, cooler realm.

This is the atmosphere that up-and-coming 21-year-old singer-songwriter and R&B artist Karri attempts to capture with his songs—channeling some of the 21st century’s most influential West Coast R&B artists like Jhené Aiko and Steve Lacy. Karri discovered his passion for music at a young age.

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Michelle Zauner’s Multimedia Metamorphosis

In an industry that often pushes artists to stay in their lane, Michelle Zauner of the rock band Japanese Breakfast has carved out a remarkable path as a true multimedia artist. From critically acclaimed albums to bestselling memoirs to video game soundtracks, Zauner has proven herself to be a creative force whose artistic expression knows no bounds. 

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 Noname: Rapper, Poet, Revolutionary

Fatimah Nyeema Warner, better known by her stage name Noname, is a multifaceted artist who has been defined by her revolutionary lyricism and controversial internet presence for the past decade. Emerging from the Chicago hip-hop scene, Noname has (paradoxically) made a name for herself as a politically active artist, joining the ranks of musicians like John Lennon, Sinead O’Connor, and Kendrick Lamar by using her platform to address global issues. Since her first official musical feature on Chance the Rapper’s second mixtape, “Acid Rap,” her work has garnered critical acclaim, but her complex relationship with fame and the music industry has led her to frequently reevaluate her place in it. 

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