Veteran musician Moby’s electronic pop once again hits the bullseye with his newest album, “Innocents.” “Everything That Rises” starts the album off perfectly with just acoustics.
Danny Brown, a Detroit rap veteran who took advantage of the Internet to burst into the limelight in 2011 with “XXX,” returns with his highly–anticipated album “Old.” His trademark atypical rap voice and drug–addled lyrics are back, and, much like last time, the album is split evenly between silly raps about Molly and the size of his member and serious joints about his struggle with drugs.
Name and Year: Ellen Amaral, C’14
Hometown: Bermuda
Major: Fine Arts
Website: www.ellenamaral.com
Street: How’d you first get into graphic design?
Ellen Amaral: I took art in middle school and realized I wasn’t very good at it.
What happens when filmmakers moonlight as sous chefs? Results vary from the delectable (mmm… cake) to the vomit–inducing (we’ll leave you to guess this one).
The Los Angeles–based Haim sisters burst onto the music scene during the summer of 2012 with danceable singles “Falling” and “Forever” that were ripe and ready for alternative radio play.