Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Tuesday, April 13, 2021
Three years after their last EP release, Second District Records will release an EP full of quarantine-inspired music made by AU student-artists
Reflecting on the sound of quarantine and moving forward
Students and instructors weigh in on learning during the pandemic
The Washington DC History & Culture Event shares the glory of Ross’ vast portfolio
‘Solid,’ Kiki.D’s EP released last fall, gives her confidence to push forward
AUSG Student Union Board hosts Canadian music duo dvsn
Zoom webinar focuses on history of Marvin Gaye’s music career
The Feb. 5 release is an invigorating tribute to the best of rock
UMI’s "unique and nostalgic" music invited audiences in for a calming concert
All the songs you need to help start this year off right
Host Clare Mulroy talks with the lead singer of Quarters of Change
Inauguration concert hosted by Tom Hanks features many prominent acts and remarks from Biden and Harris
A cappella group overcomes COVID-19 challenges during the fall semester
These songs evoke childhood memories for AU students
The singer surprises fans with previously unreleased music
Politicians tend to use music to support their campaigns, but it is often done without consent from the artist
Swift surprises fans with the release of her eighth album
Music has a centuries-long relationship with Black resistance movements
From AU to the Grammy Awards, the music industry is changing
A list of songs released in June to listen to in honor of Black Music Month
