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Welcome to ‘Brat Autumn’: Charli XCX Releases New Remix Album

By Nick Williams, Hoya Staff Writer November 14, 2024

“I’m so Julia.” “Let’s work it out on the remix.” These phrases and more have entered the cultural lexicon since British singer-songwriter Charli XCX released her monumental sixth album...

PETERS: Consider Music in Politics

PETERS: Consider Music in Politics

By Mansi Peters November 9, 2024

Last Tuesday, Georgetown University students took public transportation to watch Vice President Kamala Harris deliver her closing campaign speech just north of the National Mall at the Ellipse. Looking...

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‘Jung Kook: I Am Still’, A Golden Debut

By Kate Nugent, Hoya Staff Writer November 7, 2024

In the eleven years since its debut album in 2013, South Korean boyband BTS has grown on a global scale: releasing nine studio albums, breaking world records and paving the way for other international...

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Halsey’s ‘The Great Impersonator’ Is Her Most Personal Album Yet

By Francis Rienzo, Hoya Staff Writer November 6, 2024

After a tumultuous year battling lupus and T-cell disorder, Halsey released what she believed would be “the last album she ever made.” A confessional concept album, “The Great Impersonator”...

Instagram @natsymphonydc | After a brief strike, the musicians of the National Symphony Orchestra reached an agreement with the Kennedy Center that set their wages closer in line with that of other orchestras across the country.

National Symphony Orchestra Strike Ends in Less Than a Week

By Eamon Maloney, Special to The Hoya October 9, 2024

After the National Symphony Orchestra (NSO) authorized a strike Sept. 23 in protest of low wages, the musicians’ union reached an agreement with management at the Kennedy Center Sept. 27, before the...

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Hot Chelle Rae and Owl City Bring the GPB Spring Concert to Life

By Meghan Hall, Hoya Staff Writer April 3, 2024

Featuring an impressive lineup with openers Rosewater, a beloved student band, and Hot Chelle Rae and Owl City as the main acts, the Georgetown Program Board’s (GPB) Spring Concert bridged quality,...

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An EP That Must be Heard, Hozier’s ‘Unheard’

By Tanvi Gorripati, Hoya Staff Writer April 3, 2024

Hozier released his new EP “Unheard” on March 22 following his third studio album “Unreal Unearth.” Created as potential additions to “Unreal Unearth” that didn’t make the cut, the four songs...

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Grande’s ‘Eternal Sunshine’ is Spotless

By Irene Cho, Hoya Staff Writer April 3, 2024

The world has changed a lot since 2020, and so has Ariana Grande. During the challenging COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns, Grande’s release of her sophisticated R&B-infused album “Positions”...

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‘Bob Marley: One Love’ Is The Quintessential Formulaic Biopic

By Ethan Hill, Hoya Staff Writer February 28, 2024

As it turns out, it’s exceptionally easy to make a musical biopic. Step one: pick your favorite musical artist, preferably popular before 1990. Do you have yours in mind? Good! Step two: read a Wikipedia...

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I Think He Found the Beach: Declan McKenna Releases Third Studio Album ‘What Happened to the Beach?’

By Amber Cherry, Deputy Guide Editor February 14, 2024

Declan McKenna released his third studio album, “What Happened to the Beach?” on Feb. 9 after facing several setbacks due to the COVID-19 pandemic. McKenna responds to his viral rise to fame and...

On Your Radar: Music and More

On Your Radar: Music and More

By Elizabethe Borgette, Deputy Guide Editor February 14, 2024

GUDC Spring 2024 Performance: “ECHO”  Can you hear that? It’s the ECHO of a great show you’ll think about the entire weekend after you come to see the Georgetown Dance Company’s concert Feb....

Music Artist Discusses Disability Culture During Intersectionality Series Finale

Music Artist Discusses Disability Culture During Intersectionality Series Finale

By Olga Rocio Rivas, Special to The Hoya February 9, 2024

An award-winning music artist and advocate for the disability community performed her songs and discussed disability culture at a Feb. 6 event.  Lachi showcased her songs “Far,” “Dis Education”...

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