“Carnage” is an album of letting go, of coming into one’s own and to terms with their present…“Carnage” is a reminder that no matter how much you have lost, there is always more wonder to be found in the universe for those who are willing to look.Â
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Top 10 albums of 2020
This article aims to highlight the best and most exciting releases of 2020. Let’s get into it.Â
The musical tale of Susquehanna alumnus, Christian Coleman
Luckily, music was still there for him and, eventually, Coleman realized that he was really good at it. “With music, I kinda saw that I got the sauce,” he said, explaining how he’s not going to pursue something he knows he is not good at, but he knows that his music can lead to something great.Â
WQSU helps student musicians show off their talents
“I wanted to make a way for our student musicians to showcase their art, music and talents,” Eaton explained, “Because of [COVID-19], a lot of students aren’t able to perform for the public, so I wanted to offer a platform for them to do so safely.”
Susquehanna senior “cooks up beats” as Andy the Chef
“I’m most proud of just every single song that I’ve put out,” he said.
Second annual Fallchella festival provides fun for students
By Kailah Johnson, Contributing Writer Susquehanna’s Student Activities Committee closed the door on summer and opened the door to the autumnal season with Fallchella, an autumn themed festival that included food, live…
The Power of Music
By Lee Taylor, Forum Editor I won’t be the first to tell you that music can change your entire view on life. Once you find the right music for you, you can…
Turn it Up! A Music Review: Cuz I Love You
By Danielle Bettendorf, Staff Writer Last Friday gave us one of the best gifts we could get at the end of the semester: Lizzo’s debut album “Cuz I Love You” dropped and…
SU faculty talks work, independent endeavor
By Kaila Snyder, Staff Writer Three Susquehanna faculty members met on April 2 in Blough-Weis Library to attend a session titled “Short Talks on Faculty Scholarship.” The event highlighted individual faculty members…
Turn it up: a music review
By Danielle Bettendorf, Living & Arts Editor As a well-known local pop connoisseur, I always try to keep up-to-date with the Top 40 and everything that’s current. I figured it was about…