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Kind of copied: Jazz as conceptual art

Mary Luce
April 9, 2025
Black Culture, Cultural Commentary, From The Archives, Jazz, Jazz pop, Music Composition, Music Consumption, Music History, Musicology
Jazz is a strangely unique kind of music. Although to some it might sound like a lullaby, boring or calming, jazz has endless complexities. Because of these complexities jazz complicates the rules of art and mu...

Seeing sounds: An instructional guide to predicting the sound of an album before you listen to it

Mary Luce
April 8, 2025
Glitchcore, indie, International, LGBTQ+, Music Composition, Music History, Opinion, Print Edition, Soul, women in music
Art by Anais Roatta Here at B-Side, your local student music publication, we delve deep into the music we love in order to understand its evocative power and cultural necessity—we celebrate music’s capa...

Love like religion: A Dollface album review

Katie Hulse
March 18, 2024
Creative Writing, Album Preview, Album Review, Columns and Opinions, folk, indie, indie scene, indie-pop, music, Music Composition, Opinion, Pop, Reviews, women in music, women's music
  Hana Bryanne released her debut album titled Dollface on September 15, 2023, at twenty years old. It was written entirely by Bryanne and produced by Carter Jahn and Maxwell Bienert. Its namesake deriv...

Exploring Forgotten Female Voices in Composing

Ashley Mauldin
March 21, 2023
Classical, Music Composition, Music History, Womens History Month
Hans Zimmer. John Williams.  Alan Menken: These are all composers that most people know off of the top of our heads when it comes to film scores. These men are the powerhouse of the movie music industry, and a...

A Personal Reflection on the 2023 Oscars Best Score Category

Ashley Mauldin
March 21, 2023
Columns and Opinions, Film, Music Composition, Oscars
While the Best Song category at the Oscars this year had an absolute triumph, with song “Nattu Nattu” winning from the movie RRR, the Best Score category seemed to fall flat in comparison to the star-studde...

A Night Out With the San Francisco Ballet: The Colors of Dance

Josh Jiwanmall
March 17, 2023
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Previews, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Music Composition, Opinion, Previews, Reviews, San Francisco
Alright. Before I begin, I must preface that I am not an avid ballet or dance observer. However, in the San Francisco Ballet’s opening night performance of their newest show, The Colors of Dance, it honestly ...

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