How to Slive during a Cozzie Livs: Live Music Edition
I may be hyping concerts up a bit, but to me, it’s a magical experience that everyone should try at least once.
Here’s the problem: concerts be expensive.
Swifties and sports fans are the same people in different fonts – and I will fight you on this.
While sports fans are simply seen as being passionate, fangirls are portrayed as overemotional, hysterical, and, ultimately, stupid little girls.
Hiss-terical: Why is Nicki Minaj beefing with Megan Thee Stallion… and what’s Ben Shapiro doing here?
If you were to tell me a few weeks ago that two of the biggest female rappers of the century were gonna air out their dirty laundry on hastily made tracks, I wouldn’t have believed you. Who would?
Screaming, crying, throwing up: Miss Taylor Swift is releasing a BRAND NEW ALBUM!!
Shaking as I write this, I am more than pleased to announce that our absolute QUEEN, Miss Taylor Alison Swift, is releasing a brand spanking new album on April 19th – The Tortured Poets Department.
Hurt, Dance, and Heal with Angie McMahon: a review of ‘Light, Dark, Light Again’
Light, Dark, Light Again is an album that details McMahon’s journey with anxiety, healing, love, heartbreak, learning, and growing.
Not Dead, But Different: The Commodification of The Music Industry
The music industry of today feels very different to the way I imagined it to be last century, in the time of Woodstock ‘69, Rolling Stone magazine, and the way music and the connections between artists and fans were the most important things in the industry. Maybe it’s just media like Almost Famous and Daisy Jones and The Six that have instilled in me a romanticised idea of what the music industry could be, or has it really changed?
