Album Review
By
Lauren Maas
April 27th, 2009
Yusuf (formerly Cat Stevens) returns with only his second album in nearly 30 years. My gamut of emotions while listening to the self-deprecatingly lowercase-titled album, roadsinger, ranged from joy to fury.
Artist Spotlight
By
Lauren Maas
February 2nd, 2009
An interview with Matthew White, guitarist and composer for the Richmond based up & coming avant-garde jazz big band, Fight the Big Bull.
Ironic Jukebox
By
Lauren Maas
December 1st, 2008
I was a weird kid. There is evidence to suggest that I am becoming a weird adult, certainly, but my intense emotional predilection for (instrumental) movie scores was a major exhibit of my adolescent quirkiness.
Album Review
By
Lauren Maas
November 4th, 2008
The Cure finally release its thirteenth studio album, 4:13 Dream, another collection of epic pop orchestrations that have kept fans swooning for nearly three decades.
Ironic Jukebox
By
Lauren Maas
October 31st, 2008
The infectious nature of “Young Folks” by Peter Bjorn & John has entranced the kids I babysit for and has forever been seared into the depths of my brain.
Ironic Jukebox
By
Lauren Maas
October 29th, 2008
The song that has epitomized my post-graduate school experience over the past two years has been Hall & Oates immortal “Rich Girl.” It started innocently enough, with a simple, non-ironic love of that iconic ’80s group, passed along to me through many a childhood viewings of the video for “Maneater” on MTV, and grew [...]
Ironic Jukebox
By
Lauren Maas
October 22nd, 2008
Two weekends ago, I made the trek up I-95 to visit my family in New Jersey. Since I get to visit them about once or twice a season, my mom had jam-packed our weekend with activities, the most anticipated being …anyone? anyone? ….no less than a Jason Mraz concert at my younger brother’s [...]
Throwdown
By
Lauren Maas
October 16th, 2008
In light of the recent Palin/Clinton dominated political scene, Jamsbio presents the lady warriors of the pop music world in our fantasy grudge matches for the hearts of music fans everywhere. Vote or die!
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