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Among the bustle of students during the University of Idaho Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival Friday, classrooms in the Teaching and Learning Center were home to a variety of important workshops, […]
The opportunity for immersion in both the jazz community and the comforting sounds that play alongside the genre’s nuances will return starting Thursday. Jazz musicians and performers have been coming […]
Movie soundtracks are an interesting subset of today’s music. With the slow death of CDs and physical records, there will probably never be another soundtrack that sells 17 million […]
2016 brought hip-hop an experimental blessing in disguise. Danny Brown’s “Atrocity Exhibition” was a chaotic representation of a man attempting to break the antiquated chains of the genre. In […]
Musicians from around the world will soon share a bit of their culture and musical traditions with the Lionel Hampton School of Music and the Moscow community during the University […]
Four Tet – “New Energy” (Electronic, Downtempo, Ambient) Armed with only a MIDI keyboard, a DAW and his signature lackadaisical style, Four Tet’s 2017 return displays a downtempo collage of […]
The Administration Building auditorium was nearly filled to the brim Jan. 25 with Auditorium Chamber Music Series (ACMS) attendees ready to listen to a performance by the Ying String Quartet. […]
The Administration Building auditorium was nearly filled to the brim Thursday with Auditorium Chamber Music Series (ACMS) attendees ready to listen to a performance by the Ying String Quartet. The […]
Flower Boy With a breath of confidence and a focus on a distinct style, Odd Future mastermind Tyler Okonma returns to 2017 after a semi-flop album. In the […]
Bonobo How does one make a record in 2017 that could sound like it’s from another generation? Well, look to something like Alex Cameron’s synth-pop concept album, “Forced Witness.” But […]