Jackson Velli, the face of Picture Us Tiny, sitting atop the crowd. Welcome to the second installment of my House Show Crash Course By Buddy Murphy / Photos from Jackson Velli The year is 2004. Your collection of CD’s includes Blink-182, Green Day, Sum 41, Good Charlotte, The Offspring, and… Picture Us Tiny? Welcome to […]
Zak G, LeVII, and Studio89 open up the new venue in the neighborhood. Pictures from Jean Mariah Buddy MurphySeptember 20, 2022Comment Buddy MurphyNovember 4, 2021
By Christopher Appello On March 18th, pop sensation Ariana Grande began her fourth world tour, The Sweetener World Tour, with smashing success in Albany, NY. Former Fifth Harmony member Normani Kordei opened the show with fiery dance moves that took fans by surprise. With a set list incorporating songs from both Sweetener and Thank U, […]
Written by Buddy Murphy Student Artist, Bri, co headlines the inaugural show at Syracuse’s newest house venue, The Garden. September 18th, Syracuse University Neighborhood – Covid 19 has made live music an almost completely distant memory. With University sponsored live music events still M.I.A., students at Syracuse University have decided to create their own live […]
Yung Gravy and his DJ letting the breeze carry their luscious locks. On a rainy Sunday in Syracuse, New York, Juice Jam made its annual return. By Mattea Vecera / Photos from Jean Mariah This past Sunday was every Syracuse University student’s favorite day of the semester, where hundreds of girls thirsting over Yung Gravy […]
Ever wonder what kind of music Cross-Media News Writing professors listen to? Well, today’s your lucky day. By: Harry Sutton This year, when I told my Journalism 211 professor that I wanted to be a music journalist, I got a response that I didn’t expect. He didn’t want to give me cliché advice about the […]
Posts by 20 Watts Magazine Maggie Rogers Captures Hearts Through the Screen When Maggie Rogers performs, she gives you her most vulnerable moments on a platter with a smug “enjoy.” Read More Chloe x Halle: Their Process, Family, and Ungodly 2020 At one point, Halle even discussed how she had to miss her high school […]
Syracuse resident Ryland Heagerty wanted a place to dance in Syracuse where she and her friends could feel safe and free of harassment. A space with explicit values that make everyone feel comfortable. But she couldn’t find a venue like this in Syracuse. So she did something about it. Heagerty created Dreamland Syracuse, which has […]
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By Lark Allen Studying: we’ve all gotta do it, no matter how much we procrastinate. To take the bitter edge off of this inevitable task, why not put on some background music to help you focus? Whether it’s the soothing tones of Sade or the quiet crooning of Imogen Heap, these albums listed below will […]
By Surya Vaida It was only a couple of months before I had been introduced to the music of the band I was soon meeting. I was told that if you like punk or rock, then you have to know the Melvins. In my ignorance, I had neglected to do further research on them, until […]
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By Anwuli Onwaeze “jeen-yuhs: A Kanye Trilogy” shows us the raw beginnings of a superstar. I‘m sure we’re all familiar with Ye, widely known as Kanye West. If you’ve been on social media for the past week you’ve probably seen him coming after Pete “Skete” Davidson or begging for Kim Kardashian to take him back. […]