Review: Yaya Bey’s ‘The Things I Can’t Take With Me’ is a vulnerable work of art
Jada Hester, Correspondent
“The Things I Can’t Take With Me” is an open, vulnerable album self-produced by Yaya Bey, an R&B musician from New York.
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Dobson: Bands and artists to see live
Ryleigh Dobson, Correspondent
Keep an eye on your favorite band and artist tour schedule; they might be coming to you this summer or preparing for next summer.
JSU Organization Spotlight: Level Up
Breanna Hill, Features Editor
Level Up has been an active organization at Jacksonville State University since the fall semester of 2011. The organization serves as an outlet for students to play games and unwind after classes.
Fans divided regarding ‘Bridgerton’ season 2 updates
Breanna Hill, Features Editor
Facebook, Twitter and other popular social media platforms have been buzzing more than usual the past few days and all because of Lady Whistledown’s informative messages regarding season two.
Taylor Swift brings back the classics, releases vault song ‘Mr. Perfectly Fine’
Breanna Hill, Features Editor
Taylor Swift took to social media to tease her fans about her upcoming album release “Fearless Taylor’s Version,” which is set to release on Friday.
Review: ‘New Long Leg’ is as unconventional as it gets
Jada Hester, Correspondent
No one ever said post-punk is dead, which is why Dry Cleaning’s newest album, “New Long Leg,” was just released on Friday.
Netflix releases documentary on biggest college admissions scandal in U.S.
Breanna Hill, Features Editor
Netflix has an extensive collection of documentaries on various subjects, and they just keep adding to it — including a recent hit documentary featuring detailed information about the largest college scandal in U.S. history.
Review: Lost Girls strike experimental gold on ‘Menneskekollektivet’
Jada Hester, Correspondent
“Menneskekollektivet” means “human collective” in Norwegian, and this album likely couldn’t be described any better than a collection of human thought and emotions.