Richard L. Figueroa Staff Reporter In the sixth grade, young Ricky Villarreal and his friend wrote a comedy rap song. It was a parody of “Independent” by Webbie. This was the first time Villarreal wrote a song and it wasn’t… Read More ›
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The Anti-Pop Album Every Music Lover Should Hear
Abigail BovardStaff Reporter With her first ever album “WHEN WE ALL FALL ASLEEP, WHERE DO WE GO?,” Billie Eilish continues breaking barriers within the music industry. With only singles and an EP in her discography, Eilish’s album spent the week… Read More ›
Karen O and Danger Mouse’s Hazy Collaboration
By Zachary WrightEditor in Chief Music industry vet Brian Burton partners with Yeah Yeah Yeahs frontwoman Karen O to present “Lux Prima,” a hazy, dreamy collaborative that takes listeners on a journey. Rather than focusing on a particular sound, Burton… Read More ›
CCPA-Only Elevator Being Built After Numerous Complaints
By Ayumi DavisStaff Reporter “I can’t do it anymore, the singing at all times in a small, cramped space. It’s too much.” This was only one of the many complaints that flooded the Residence Life office located on the 14th… Read More ›
Roosevelt’s Wind Ensemble Showcases Emotional Performance
By Will DancerStaff Reporter The Roosevelt Music Conservatory put on a CCPA Wind Ensemble performance in Ganz Hall on Feb. 20, where three classical music movements were performed with varying wind and percussion instruments, performers, and music styles. Conducted by… Read More ›
