Student band Exit 13 has distinguished itself on campus by blending popular appeal with elements of jazz, funk and improvisation.
To conclude their musical experiences at Dartmouth, seniors from diverse musical backgrounds perform recitals in collaboration with the music department’s Individual Instruction Program.
Events in arts this week on campus include a screening of “Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour,” a reading with author Janice Obuschowski and a conversation with comedian Kristina Wong.
Headed by blues-inspired instrumentals and passionate vocal performances, “Down the Line” is a concise collection of songs about love and longing.
This week, Still North Books & Bar hosts an open mic night featuring poet Kate Gibbel, the Hood Museum hosts the Indigenous People’s Fashion Show and the Hopkins Center features numerous films and productions.
The increasing length of consumers’ favorite films harkens to an era where movies are an experience, not just a product.
On his fourth album, Zach Bryan finds balance between pop and country, refusing to compromise one style for the other.
Both on campus and in Hanover, arts events include films at the Hop, student bands at Sawtooth and tours at The Hood.
The album capitalizes on its renowned producers to combine powerful lyrics with versatile sound.
While Syd cultivates a constantly chill atmosphere on her second album, it lacks the substance of her previous release.