Marina Maida For the purpose of this podcast, I’d like to analyze the song “You Don’t Own Me” by Lesley Gore, 1963, as it was re-released by Grace ft. G-Eazy in 2015. Lesley’s original version of the song is much… Continue Reading →
XXX. by Kendrick Lamar is a song that I have always found intriguing. It has a lot of underlying messages that are not very apparent when listening. It is a song that I have listened to so many times but… Continue Reading →
J. Cole’s “Neighbors” was released in 2016 on his fourth studio album “4 Your Eyez Only”. Upon release of this album in 2016, I felt obligated to immediately become enticed by this album since J. Cole is one of my… Continue Reading →
It wasn’t until June 26, 2015, two years after “Same Love feat. Mary Lambert” by Macklemore and Ryan Lewis was released in 2013, that gay marriage was legalized in all 50 states. Today, it’s hard to remember the hardships that… Continue Reading →
The song that I plan on investigating for my podcast is “Praying” by Kesha. I am interested to see what I am going to learn about this song because as of now I don’t know much. I had heard this… Continue Reading →
Growing up I listened to a lot of Irish music, not just the traditional songs you hear on Saint Patricks Day. My grandma is from Ireland and made it a point to educate her grandchildren about history and current events… Continue Reading →
“Pumped Up Kicks” by Foster the People intrigues me for a number of reasons. It is interesting to me that many people do not realize what the song is about when they first hear it. It takes close listening to… Continue Reading →
By: Alyssa Trybus The song “I’m Not Ready to Make Nice” was released in 2006 in the height of George W. Bush’s presidency. Since the start of this semester I have been intrigued with this song in particular due to… Continue Reading →
Pop band The Black Eyed Peas recently released a remake of their music video for their classic hit “Where is the Love,” originally released in 2003. The new song and video features other musicians, including Justin Timberlake, Sean “Puff Daddy”… Continue Reading →
For the podcast assignment, I have chosen Lauryn Hill’s song “Mystery of Iniquity,” specifically the version off of her MTV Unplugged 2.0 version(2002). Most people know this song even if they don’t know they know it, because the chorus of… Continue Reading →
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