The Sound of State
Regina Spektor released her new album Remember Us to Life last Friday, Sept. 30. Highlighted by Spektor’s forceful vocals and distinctive falsetto, the album has a whimsical, almost fairytale-like tone. The artist explores themes of memory, opportunity and time with her signature blend of melancholy and whimsy. Spektor’s soft, sweet lullabies are balanced by passionate ballads and offbeat, […]
It’s everyone’s favorite time of the year…midterms! Sike. It’s a miserable, dreary time. Long nights of studying and binge eating weird foods because you don’t have time to grocery shop (Not speaking out of personal experience or anything…). Anyways, everyone has their form of stress relief, whether it be watching Netflix or venting to a […]
Wassup, happy Thursday! You ever wanted to start a band, but though it was probably too late for you? Well it’s not, and this week’s featured artist, Adia Victioria, is living proof of this. Adia was one of six siblings and non surprisingly her family strugled financially. Adia grew up in South Carolina and was raised as […]
Hey Aztecs! Here on Now Listening with Lala I am very pleased to announce that The Growlers have finally released their new album, City Club. I have been patiently awaiting new music from this Southern California band, and am very excited to break it down for you. The Growlers are typically known for the coined […]