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...says Kamala S. Salmon ’03, who works for RCA Records. “There is a way to get their music out there besides trying to wait for an elusive record deal.” And she should know. Salmon founded Mala K Music, a record label that distributes music exclusively from Harvard alumni and students. The label’s first album—H the Music, Volume 1—came out in March. She chose the 10 final tracks out of a pool of 50 to create an eclectic mix of pop, reggae, dance...
...sensation of what the Catholic School Girls party is all about, it might’ve been best to watch the Owl’s promotional video for the party—had it not been taken down after it caused people on House open-lists to label it, among other things, “a vaguely pathological sexual fantasy.” Suffice it to say the video’s message, and that of the party generally, was that participating women should bring scant clothes and few inhibitions.And one cannot help but wonder whether there were any private...
...those who study this work to examine their own assumptions and lexicon. And there are always more questions. “Art is so often about syncretism, about the breaking down of boundaries,” Sen reflects. “Yet when we study it, we categorize and label it. How do we deal with essential divide...
...silent anger while the rest of my family discusses in a whisper whether or not I'm a lesbian." Rebecca Drysdale, it so happens, is gay (and does a nifty Dr. Seuss parody about how the butch and the femme lesbians learned to get along), but she resists the label some have tried to stamp on her. "That puts something first, besides funny," she says. "My show's about a hundred other things." Like, oh, AIDS and Hurricane Katrina--for which she devises cheery mock-folk songs--and Brokeback Mountain, which she turns into a video game. Drysdale...
...double album, “Sign ‘O’ the Times”, and each of his subsequent releases has struggled to recreate that recording’s effortless songcraft, crack musicianship, and irrepressible joie de vivre. Prince’s high-profile disputes with the label executives at Warner Brothers Records, and his failed bid for release from his multi-album contract, are usually blamed for the precipitous drop in quality of his early nineties recordings. But the truth is, the Purple One just wasn’t destined to reclaim the Olympian heights he achieved...