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Student Bands Discuss Opening for Pacific Sounds Headliners

March 24, 2018 by Haidyn Harvey

Photos Courtesy of Oddysseys and The Tide Trio The Pacific Sounds Music Festival is Saturday night, and with it comes the opportunity to hear fellow students perform live on the stage. Opening for the headlining artists are two student bands, Oddysseys and The Tide Trio. Both bands sat with the Graphic to talk all things music. Oddysseys Jokes scribbled onto sticky … [Read more...] about Student Bands Discuss Opening for Pacific Sounds Headliners

Pepp Experiences Trumpet and Piano Duo

February 13, 2018 by Sofía Telch

Photos by Sofia Telch Trumpeter Brandon Ridenour and pianist Peter Dugan, former students at The Julliard School, performed a recital duet at Raitt Recital Hall on Monday, Feb. 11. The concert was the first out of four ensembles in Pepperdine's annual recital series. Ridenour, who won the Concert Artists Guild Competition in 2014 and became the youngest member ever to join … [Read more...] about Pepp Experiences Trumpet and Piano Duo

Spotify Steals From Fans And Artists Alike

February 6, 2018 by Michaela Meyer

Graphic by Nate Barton Spotify may seem like a music lover's dream come true. Users can access an undeniably huge library of music for one monthly fee, and streaming music means they no longer have to worry about the space taken up from downloads. But this widely-used app is actually a major rip-off that overcharges users and undercompensates artists. Spotify has been … [Read more...] about Spotify Steals From Fans And Artists Alike

Things To Do in the Valley

November 30, 2017 by Karma Christine Salvato

Photos by Karma Christine Salvato Sometimes life can get pretty hectic, and it's necessary to infuse your schedule with a bit of fun or an activity that will recharge your emotional state of mind. If you crave a day away — or just a few hours to yourself — but don’t feel like driving far, it's no longer necessary to trek all the way into L.A. for something entertaining to … [Read more...] about Things To Do in the Valley

Best Hip-Hop of 2017

November 30, 2017 by Omar Murphy

Images courtesy of TDE and Roc Nation Since its humble beginnings, rap and hip-hop music have been creative outlets for artists to paint a picture of their realities. Artists use their music to share their personal narratives, address inner struggles and confront social issues. Over the years, rap and R&B artists have used their platforms to tackle issues of mental … [Read more...] about Best Hip-Hop of 2017

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