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Arm & Hammer Park in Trenton, shown above, will host the Last Dance World Series championship game Friday night. WRSU will have wall-to-wall coverage beginning at 6:30 pm.
The New Jersey Last Dance World Series high school baseball tournament reaches its culmination this Friday, with the championship game in Trenton. WRSU Sports will broadcast the title game live from Arm & Hammer Park in the state capitol.
Chris Tsakonas and Corey Jason will call all the action as the Jackson Jags take on Cougar Baseball, the team from Cranford. Jackson won the South title Wednesday night at First Energy Park in Lakewood, while the Cougars won the North title at Skylands Stadium in Sussex.
First pitch is set for 7 pm, but coverage will begin at 6:30 pm with interviews and analysis leading up to the final game of the Last Dance tournament.
With their sports broadcasting season coming to a premature end in March in the middle of a historic run to the NCAA Tournament for the Rutgers men’s basketball team, members of the WRSU Sports Department got behind the mics at TD Bank Park in Bridgewater for their first live play-by-play in 129 days when the tournament began two weeks ago.
And their coverage has been in demand, with high listenership due to Governor Phil Murphy’s restrictions limiting outdoor gatherings to 500 people.
The brainchild of St. Joe’s Athletic Director Mike Murray, the tournament features over 200 teams from around the state, which closely resemble New Jersey high school teams. But the squads have no affiliation with their high schools. It was seen as an opportunity to replace – in some small way – the season that was cancelled by the COVID-19 pandemic, especially for seniors who lost out on their final year of high school ball.
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It’s 2023, and we’ve entered a new era in Kanye West’s career that fuses Ye’s faith with signature hard-hitting beats. The prolific rapper and producer released his new song “Wash Us in the Blood” along with an accompanying video uploaded to YouTube (directed by Arthur Jafa). Of course, Mr. West has recently been trending for other reasons, like his last-minute presidential run and subsequent drop-out, along with his bizarre interview with Forbes.
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WRSU’s Seyi Aladejobi sat down with pop artist LIVVIA to talk about the creative process for her single “Beautiful Escape,” her love for Harry Potter, and much more! Check out the video above!
Zubin Mehenti behind the SportsCenter anchor desk at ESPN in Bristol.
ESPN SportsCenter anchor Zubin Mehenti (RC ’00) has been announced as one of the three members of ESPN Radio’s new morning show team. The former WRSU standout was the beneficiary of a top-to-bottom overhaul of the network’s on air schedule unveiled on July 7th.
Zubin will be joined by basketball analyst Jay Williams – the former NBA and St. Joseph-Metuchen star – and former New York Jet Keyshawn Johnson, currently a host on ESPN’s Los Angeles station. “Keyshawn, Jay and Zubin” will air Monday through Friday mornings from 6 am to 10 pm Eastern.
Mehenti was a four-year member of the WRSU Sports team, calling basketball and soccer games, and often hosting the post-game call-in show “Knightline.”
Upon graduating, Zubin worked at the now-defunct WMGM-TV in Atlantic City, anchoring and reporting sports, then moved on to Des Moines and Denver before joining ESPN and working behind the “SportsCenter” desk in Bristol.
The NACC – The North American College & Community Radio Chart, which WRSU reports to each month – has named Bennett Rosner its Music Director of the Month for June.
A rising senior, Rosner is entering his second term as WRSU’s Music Director. He is only the second to hold the position since 2016, following a three-year stint by Mica Finehart, a rarity that has helped bring continuity to the music department.
Bennett also hosts “The Off-Beat” Wednesdays from 4-6 pm – even during the coronavirus pandemic, as he makes music selections and records his program from the safety of his own home.
You can read NACC’s Q&A with Bennett Rosner here.
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As New Jersey has begun loosening some of the regulations enacted in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Governor Phil Murphy appeared on a special edition of WRSU’s “Knightbeat” this past Friday.
Outgoing News Director Joey Bloch spoke to the Governor about how the state is faring and how Rutgers will be affected heading into the Fall semester.
WRSU News Director Caleb Kuberiet hosts, with reaction and a breakdown immediately following the interview with the Governor. You can also hear it below:
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Rutgers’ point guard Tasha Pointer of Chicago was one of the many talented Scarlet Knights who helped the program earn its first-ever Final Four bid in 2000.
Just five years into her tenure at Rutgers, C. Vivian Stringer had orchestrated quite the turnaround: bringing the Scarlet Knights to new heights by earning the program’s first-ever Final Four bid.
A year after a disappointing exit in the Elite Eight at the hands of eventual national champion Purdue, Shawnetta Stewart, Tasha Pointer, Linda Miles and company stunned heavy-favorite and top-seed Georgia in Portland, Oregon, to earn a trip “back home” to Philadelphia for the NCAA Final Four.
Wednesday night, on a new WRSU “From the Archives,” host Mike Pavlichko – who covered both the 1999 and 2000 postseason runs – will recap it all, including the entire second half of the West Regional Final against Georgia, as well as commentary from fellow student announcer Jason Dukes, coach C. Vivian Stringer, Tasha Pointer, Shawnetta Stewart, and then-RU beat writer Greg Tufaro of the Home News Tribune.
The 1984 Rutgers men’s basketball team was the last to win an NCAA Tournament game, defeating Southwest Louisiana in an opening round at the Hartford Civic Center.
Tonight at 6 pm on WRSU, a brand-new “From the Archives” hosted by Justin Sontupe, as he looks back at that team with a complete rebroadcast of the game, plus interviews with team standouts Roy Hinson, Brian Ellerbe and Rich Brunson, as well as WRSU announcer Geoff Sadow, who called the game with fellow student Bob Nuse.
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Alisa Xayalith and Thom Powers of The Naked And Famous talked to WRSU’s Danielle Ciampaglia on May 8, 2023 about releasing new music during quarantine, eureka moments, and more! Check out the full video above. Their fourth full length album Recover comes out July 24th.
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Vice-Chancellor for Student Affairs Dr. Salvador Mena talks to Joey Bloch about how his life experiences guide his work at Rutgers during COVID-19
Having worked at other universities during 9/11 and Superstorm Sandy, and persevering through other challenges in his personal life, Dr. Salvador Mena is no stranger to overcoming obstacles.
Rutgers’ Vice-Chancellor for Student Affairs has only been “On the Banks” since 2014, and in his current post for only a couple of years, but he’s been working harder than ever over the past couple of months as the novel coronavirus outbreak took hold in New Jersey. He’s been working to lessen the brunt of the impact on students in a number of ways.
He spoke with WRSU’s outgoing News Director Joey Bloch this week for Wednesday’s “Knightbeat.” You can hear the full interview below:
Outgoing WRSU GM Sontupe honored with “Spirit of Rutgers” award
Outgoing WRSU General Manager Justin Sontupe (’20) on the field before broadcasting a Rutgers football game vs. Wisconsin at Camp-Randall Stadium in Madison, WI on November 3, 2018.
At Wednesday night’s 5th annual Chancellor’s Student Leadership Gala, outgoing WRSU General Manager and Justin Sontupe (SAS ’20) was honored with the Spirit of Rutgers Award.
The first WRSU Staff member to be honored at the leadership Gala, Sontupe was nominated by Broadcast Administrator Mike Pavlichko (RC ’00).
The Spirit of Rutgers Award “recognizes an individual or student organization that represents the values, traditions, and mission of Rutgers through their outstanding engagement, enthusiasm, spirit, and commitment to the campus community.”
Sontupe is a three-year member of WRSU, serving as Sports Director for the 2018-19 school year, and General Manager for the school year about to come to a close.
As one of the top members of the sports department, Sontupe called Scarlet Knights football, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s soccer, wrestling, lacrosse and baseball. He covered home and road games, and was instrumental in bringing the Sports department to new heights.
Soleima and Hip Hop Director Seyi Aladejobi chatted it up last week about the positives of Quarantine, what’s shaped her as an artist, and how the idea of self-control and power influenced her newest album, “Powerslide”.
Special thanks to WRSU Production Director Nala Pena for putting together this montage!
WRSU presents a “From The Archives” marathon to mark its 72nd Birthday
You want treasures from the archives of WRSU? We’ve got em!
More than 15 hours of past broadcasts ranging from music to history and sports to world figures will hit the airwaves Sunday, April 26th, the day WRSU first signed on in 1948.
Check out the promo below for a full audio schedule!
A Brief Chat with HARLOE
HARLOE is a singer/songwriter hailing from Queens, NY (based in LA now). She has written music for Kelly Clarkson, JoJo, Charlie XCX, Britney Spears, among many others. She recently signed to Roc Nation and released her own EP, Rivers Run Dry. HARLOE took some time to answer questions from WRSU Music Director Bennett Rosner last week. The two touched on Quarantine, music in the age of Tik Tok, and Big Time Rush.
The Brooklyn-bred Pop Smoke returns with his second project Meet the Woo 2. The original Meet the Woo tape was a solid introduction to the bubbling grime/drill rapper with 2 of his biggest singles to this date in “Dior” and “Welcome to the Party”.
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Denzel Curry & Kenny Beats – UNLOCKED Album Review
Kenny Beats only recently jumped to the forefront of Hip-Hop as a formidable beat-maker, but he’s making his time in the limelight one for the books. Releasing a string of joint albums with big artists has only helped validate his position at the top of the rap production game. After wrapping up projects with Rico Nasty and 03 Greedo, Kenny has set his sights on South Florida rapper Denzel Curry (fresh off his latest album, ZUU) for their new project, UNLOCKED.
In the back of Rough Trade NYC in Williamsburg, Tipling Rock put on a fun-filled show that gave memories that will last a lifetime. Tipling Rock is a surf rock band from Boston, Massachusetts that brings a fun atmosphere wherever they perform.
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WRSU looks back at RU Basketball season with “Dancing In The Dark”
Rutgers basketball fans storm the court after defeating #9 Maryland 78-67 on Senior night at the RAC in Piscataway on March 3, 2023. Hear that game and a host of others on WRSU’s season retrospective, “Dancing In The Dark,” now through May 7.
WRSU Sports presents “Dancing In The Dark,” a Rutgers basketball retrospective. Now through May 7, every Monday through Thursday at 6 pm, we’ll recap a key game from the 2023-20 season. The show will air during the normal “WRSU Crew” time slot, with the station on indefinite hiatus due to the university’s coronavirus-related status. An encore of one of the week’s episodes will air during the Friday 4-6 “WRSU Crew” time slot.
One full week after their airing, each episode will be available on the “WRSU Crew” page on Spotify, which you can find here.
Here’s the schedule for first-run episodes of the “Dancing In The Dark” series:
Week of April 6: Seton Hall, at Nebraska, Penn State, at Illinois
Week of April 13: Indiana, Minnesota, at Iowa, Nebraska
Week of April 20: Purdue, Michigan (at MSG), at Maryland, Northwestern
Week of April 27: at Ohio State, Illinois, Michigan at Wisconsin
Week of May 4: at Penn State, Maryland, at Purdue, Big Ten Tournament Pregame and season recap
Look out for soon-to-be-announced dates of other special rebroadcasts of WRSU Sports events from the past during April and May, including:
Men’s Basketball vs SW Louisiana in the 1983 NCAA Tournament, RU’s last NCAA Tournament win
Women’s Basketball vs Georgia in the 2000 NCAA Tournament West Regional, clinching RU’s first-ever berth in the Final Four (20th anniversary)
Baseball vs Seton Hall in the 2000 Big East Tournament Championship Game at Somerset Ballpark (20th anniversary)
Knightbeat continues on Wednesday nights at 10 pm during COVID-19 outbreak; listen to archived shows here
WRSU New Director Joey Bloch with Rutgers Political Science Professor Dr. Ross Baker “on the air” in Studio A on Election Night, 2018.
If you miss an episode, don’t worry – you can catch up on prior episodes by clicking the links below:
May 20 Show: Fox News State Department Correspondent and WRSU alum Rich Edson, NJ.com report Matthew Arco, WRSU Reporter Hannah Varkey, outgoing WRSU General Manager Justin Sontupe.
永久免费的四款加速器 NBC Nightly News Anchor and Rutgers virtual commencement speaker Lester Holt, Rutgers/Eagleton Poll Director Ashley Koening, Rutgers COVID-19 Center Director Dr. Jay Tischfield, Tampa Bay Rays Pre- and Postgame radio host and WRSU alum Neil Solondz, Tribute to outgoing WRSU News Director Joey Bloch.
May 6 Show: Rutgers Vice-Chancellor for Student Affairs Dr. Salvador Mena, Rutgers engineering professor Dr. Hoang Pham, WRSU Sportscaster and Ernest Mario School of Pharamacy student Raj Shah.
April 29 Show: KISS-FM Seattle morning show host and WRSU alum Carla Marie, NJ Dept. of Health Medical Director of Communicable Disease Services Dr. Edward Lifshitz, Rutgers AAUP-AFT President Todd Wolfson.
April 22 Show: NJ Department of Banking and Insurance Commissioner Marlene Caride, Dean of Rutgers School of Public Health Dr. Perry Halkitis, Director of Rutgers OIT Brian Luper
April 15 Show: RUCDR Director Dr. Jay Tischfield, Rutgers Eagleton Institute of Politics Director John F. Farmer, Center of American Women and Politics Director Debbie Walsh, Rutgers Director of Career Communities and Transitions David Bills.
April 8 Show: Rutgers political science professor Joe-Leo Carney-Waterton, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School Assistant Professor Joseph Hanna, Rutgers religious lecturer Louis Benjamin Rolky, Rutgers alumna and children’s singer Laurie Berkner.
April 1 Show: Guests include Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Physician Dr. Sheraz U. Siddiqui, Rustgers student and RA Jesse Osafo, RBHS Seniro Vice-Chancellor Dr. Bishir Omary of the new Rutgers COVID-19 Center, and Rutgers School of Public Health Professor Mitchell Rosen.
March 25 Show: Guests include Rutgers Director of Off-Campus Living and Community Partnerships and director of the Rutgers Food Pantry Kerrie Wilson; Rutgers Professor Richard Miller, teacher of “Writing After the End of the World” English class, Rutgers junior off-campus student Jasmine Davis.
永久免费的四款加速器Guests include New Brunswick Mayor Jim Cahill, Rutgers Public Health Professor Elissa Kozlov, and Nursing Professor Suzanne Willard.
March 16 Show: MyCentralJersey.com reporter Bob Makin, Sacramento Kings broadcaster Noah Eagle, Dr. Mark Merlin, and Rutgers Professor of Cinema Studies Albert Nigrin.
Rutgers cancels all in-person instruction for remainder of Spring Semester; Rutgers Day and Commencements cancelled due to coronavirus
Rutgers University President Robert Barchi sent the following email to the entire university community just before 3 pm on Tuesday, March 17, 2023.
Dear Members
of the Rutgers Community,
Like all of
you, I have been closely monitoring the public health crisis created by
COVID-19. This weekend, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued
new guidance recommending that for the next eight weeks events of more than 50
people be canceled or postponed. Directives urging that even smaller gatherings
be canceled or postponed have flowed from both the White House and the State
House.
With this
guidance in mind, and with a heavy heart, today I am announcing that Rutgers
University is suspending all in-person instruction, with the exception of
clinical instruction, for the remainder of the spring semester.
All events
scheduled at the University through the month of May are suspended. This will
include some of our most wonderful celebrations, including Rutgers Day and
commencements at all campuses. A final determination on whether or not
commencements can be rescheduled to a later date will be made in the coming
weeks. Canceling or postponing commencements will have no effect on our ability
to confer degrees on our graduates.
Residential
students will receive a notification over the coming days with guidance about
next steps and timing for moving out of residence halls on their respective
campuses. Students who received a waiver to continue residing on campus will be
permitted to stay. We will be issuing prorated refunds for room and board.
Information on this topic will also be forthcoming. I ask everyone for their
patience during this process, as our hardworking staff balance this important
task against the numerous competing personal and professional challenges we are
all facing.
To our
faculty and staff, we are working aggressively to support academic continuity,
research continuity, telecommuting, and leave flexibility for issues related to
COVID-19. Further guidance in all these areas will be provided over the course
of this week as we prepare a sustained effort to protect our community while
remaining committed to our mission as a public university.
I want to
thank every member of our community for the grace and flexibility with which
you have responded to this historic crisis. You have shown resolve, toughness,
and an incredible determination to make it work. Together, I know our community
will overcome the obstacles ahead.
While
the entire world is working to minimize the spread of the coronavirus, Rutgers
University is doing its part as well. As
many of you know, students have been sent home, and after Spring Break – which is
this week – they will be taking part in remote learning through at least April
3rd.
To that
end, effective with our programming on Monday, March 16, we are suspending all
live DJ programming. We know you’ll miss
our student programs, and some of your favorite alumni and community DJs.
However,
we will have some special programming during this time.
The
WRSU News Department is working on special, prime-time editions of “Knightbeat,”
our award-winning news and public affairs show.
They will bring you the latest on the coronavirus and its effect on
Rutgers, the greater New Brunswick area, and the world beyond.
WRSU
Sports is working on some special broadcasts as well, featuring classic and “recent”
classic broadcasts and retrospectives.
And the
Music Department will still spin some of the best new music from local and
national indie artists, continuing to support this amazing artistic community.
Thanks
for listening, and we hope you “stay tuned!”
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Just a few days before Christmas, The Happy Fits, supported by Jersey natives Shoobies and Deal Casino, rocked the House of Independents in Asbury Park in the first of two sold-out shows.
I shed my jacket and left it in the car despite the cold, but fortunately I was warmed by the sounds of Shoobie’s last-minute soundcheck; eventually I made it into the venue.
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Memphis rapper NLE Choppa has found great success that many other artists could only dream to achieve at an extremely young age. With his hit single, “Shotta Flow” released in early 2023, the then 16 year-old launched himself into the eye of the mainstream and managed to keep up his presence in the rap game with a string of popular single releases. On Choppa’s debut EP Cottonwood, his fanbase is given seven new tracks that continue to build upon the street music foundation he has laid for himself. If you are attracted to the energetic delivery and melodic style with which he raps about guns, women, and the so-called “opps” then this project has that in spades.
The son of a preacher and known for his fluidity across genres, adopting influences in R&B, funk, rock and indie-electronic, Son Little released his third album aloha at the end of January. Little’s flexibility among genres has people floored and begging for more. His music tends to have a vintage feel with a new twist. It’s like listening to a song from the 80’s that was ahead of its time.
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Mac Miller – Circles Review
Mac Miller’s Circles, as of today, is the last album we will see from the deceased artist. Started before his death, this posthumous piece was co-produced by Jon Brion, a well-known name in music and production and friend of the late Miller. Brion had worked with Miller on his last album, an introspective collection named Swimmingto much acclaim.
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Yams Day – Concert Review
January 18th, 2015 the A$AP Mob collective lost their “Yoda” in A$AP Yams as put by YG Addie (formerly known as A$AP Ant) in a recent interview on the “Breakfast Club”.
A$AP Yams was responsible for bringing together the A$AP Mob collective. The Mob consists of a fair amount of members with A$AP Rocky and A$AP Ferg being the two biggest artists of the collective. As they began to blend New York “streetwear” into their mainstream image they began to shift the culture of New York’s sound and Fashion with A$AP Rocky and A$AP Bari leading the way.
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Anna Shoemaker Talks Sleep Paralysis Demon, “Funny” + More w/ WRSU
Singer/ Songwriter Anna Shoemaker sat down with Music Director Bennett Rosner to talk about, among other things, weed, her love of acting, and her upcoming EP.
Anna Shoemaker is a NY-based, Philly-born, singer/songwriter. The budding alt-pop artist became a SoundCloud sensation with her viral mashup of Kendrick Lamar’s “B*tch Don’t Kill My Vibe” and Chance the Rapper’s “Cocoa Butter Kisses,” which she recorded on her bedroom floor.
Check her out on Spotify Here!
Interview By: Bennett Rosner
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The Happy Fits Holiday Show at House of Independents – Concert Review
Just a few days before Christmas, The Happy Fits, supported by Jersey natives Shoobies and Deal Casino, rocked the House of Independents in Asbury Park in the first of two sold-out shows.
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Harry Styles — “Fine Line” Album Review
Harry Styles released his second album, Fine Line, on December 13th. The album continues Styles’ sound of classic rock, but he’s become more and more comfortable in his own skin.蚂蚁vp(永久免费) consists of 12 songs that each have their own sound, but that come together beautifully to form a coherent, fun, and meaningful album.
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Back by popular demand, WRSU Sports will hold its basketball Alumni Day on Sunday, February 9, 2023.
After the current students call the Rutgers-Maryland women’s basketball game at noon, we’ll turn it over to WRSU Sports alums around 2:15 for “Alumni Knightline.” If you’re interested in hosting, please contact General Manager Justin Sontupe via email.
Then, at 6:30 pm, the Rutgers men’s basketball team takes on Northwestern at the RAC in Piscataway. The game will feature two lucky WRSU Sports Alums, via our 2023 Basketball Fundraiser; the largest two donors to WRSU now through February 2nd will be designated play-by-play announcers for the day, and get to call the game LIVE on WRSU.
For more information on the fundraiser, click here. Good luck, and we’ll see you at the RAC!
The Intercollegiate Broadcasting System has named WRSU a finalist in seven categories for its annual awards, to be given out this March at its nationwide conference in New York City.
The WRSU News Department was honored in three categories. Caleb Kuberiet was a finalist for Best News Feature Story for his coverage of Rutgers Athletics’ Opioid Town Hall, which included interviews with New Jersey Attorney General Gubir Grewal, and former Scarlet Knight and NFL quarterback Ray Lucas. Ryan Margolis was tabbed in the 永久免费的四款加速器, for his coverage of RU students’ reaction to a potential strike by faculty over a contract dispute in Spring 2023. Sean Sobel, Ryan Margolis and Jayne Chacko were contributors on the station’s Best Political News Coverage category for their report on a potential vote in New Jersey’s legislature on marijuana legalization.
WRSU Sports took home nominations in two categories. Justin Sontupe and Jake Ostrove were recognized in the Best Women’s Basketball Play-by-Play category, while Chris Tsakonas, Robert Baxter and Brant Wolff are finalists in the Best Sports Pre-Game/Post-Game Show for their edition of the long-running, famed post-game call-in show “Knightline.”
WRSU’s flagship live and local music program “Overnight Sensations” was nominated for Best Live Music Broadcast, for the appearance of The Holy Smokes back in October. The show is hosted by Frank Bridges.
And WRSU’s Broadcast Administrator – Mike Pavlichko – was named one of four finalists in the Best Faculty Advisor category, a nomination submitted by the WRSU Staff. Mike is a 2000 Rutgers grad and WRSU alum, who has served in his position since 2015.
Winners will be announced during the annual IBS Convention at the Hotel Pennsylvania in New York City on March 7.
Wallows Talk the 2023s, Covers + More w/ WRSU
Braedan Lemasters and Cole Preston of rising Surf-Indie-Rock band Wallows phoned in to chat with WRSU Music Director Bennett Rosner. The three talked about the state of the rock genre, ambitions for the new year, and their upcoming shows at Lollapalooza and Hangout Fest.
Freddie Gibbs has had an outstanding year with his critically acclaimed album Bandana, the second collaborative project with legendary producer Madlib in a planned trilogy. He continues his winning streak with the “Album of the Year” tour accompanied by fellow rappers Conway the Machine and Cousin Stizz.
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“A poem is a song that no one cares about,” declares AJJ frontman Sean Bonnette boldly on their new single, “A Poem.” The song is part of an announcement that the band’s next studio album, Good Luck Everybody, will be released in January 2023. The opening track is just over a minute long, but it’s just enough to give fans a taste of what direction the LP is heading. The song exemplifies Bonnette’s talent for cleverly absurd lyrics, as he goes on to describe songwriters – such as himself – as “awful, ugly people” and “self-important assholes” who are hungry for money and attention. These unabashed claims contrast with the mellow acoustic guitar which he sings over during the first verse. The refrain is filled with more energy, as the full band kicks in along with a lively, sardonic chorus.
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James Kratch Joins The WRSU Crew
James Kratch of NJ Advance Media joined The WRSU Crew Monday night to break down the wild turn of events over Thanksgiving week that led to Greg Schiano’s return as Rutgers Football’s Head Coach. Kratch discusses expectations for Rutgers under Greg Schiano, contract details, recruiting plans, and much more!
While you keep chopping, take a listen!
James Kratch of NJ Advance Media
Rutgers classes canceled, offices closed rest of Monday due to snow
Essential service employees are to remain at work or report as scheduled unless otherwise directed by a supervisor. Non-essential employees should not report to work during the closure, until the university re-opens at 5 AM Tuesday.
Stay tuned to WRSU at 88.7 FM and
online at 7y60u6.wcbzw.com for any updates, and you can also find the latest University
operating states at www.rutgers.edu.
Eric LeGrand Talks Greg Schiano on The WRSU Crew
Former Rutgers defensive lineman and bELieve icon Eric LeGrand called into The WRSU Crew to voice his frustration about Rutgers University failing to hire Greg Schiano to be its new football coach.
Greg Schiano went 68-67 and took Rutgers to six bowl games (winning five) during his time as head coach between 2001 and 2011. Many Rutgers fans, donors, and former players, as well as high school coaches around the state of New Jersey, were clamoring for Schiano to return as head coach.
Listen to Eric LeGrand, whose bond with Greg Schiano stretches well beyond the football field, give his thoughts on the situation.
Former Rutgers player Eric LeGrand calls into The WRSU Crew!
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Apologies to Justin Bieber, covers of popular songs, and stories of Frank’s nightmares. That is a perfect way to sum up the Fall of Hobo Johnson Tour that came to Starland Ballroom on November 10th.
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Jeff Goldblum – “I Shouldn’t Be Telling You This” Review
After announcing a new album earlier this year, Jeff Goldblum has finally come out with his second feature length album. Like his debut album The Capitol Studios Sessions, Goldblum and the Mildred Snitzer Orchestra dive headfirst into jazz standards (and even a few pop songs too!) featuring other artists. Although I Shouldn’t Be Telling You This doesn’t break any new ground in any way, the album is a great nostalgia trip to a bygone era.
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Jesus Walks, But Is Jesus King?
INDIO, CALIFORNIA – APRIL 21: Kanye West performs Sunday Service during the 2023 Coachella Valley Music And Arts Festival on April 21, 2023 in Indio, California. (Photo by Rich Fury/Getty Images for Coachella)
At times, following Kanye West feels like following the life of Play-Doh. It can take many shapes, it can make many people endlessly happy, and it can infuriate just as many people. But at the end of the day, Play-Doh never stops being Play-Doh. Kanye West never stops being Kanye West. It is his nature. And faith has always been an instrumental part of Kanye’s nature. Admittedly, the shape of West’s faith has transformed as many times as the man himself, but it has never been as outright or as polarizing as it is today. With the release of West’s latest album, Jesus Is King, many have taken to the musty, dank corners of the internet to cry out that West has, once again, done some crazy shit. That he’s switched up his persona yet again. But that sentiment couldn’t be farther from the truth. In many ways, Jesus is King was an inevitable album.
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Hobo Johnson interview with WRSU
Grace Dermenjian talked with Hobo Johnson over the phone. They discussed his new album, the Tiny Desk Concert series on NPR, and coffee shop essentials. Hobo Johnson and the Lovemakers will be performing at the Starland Ballroom, November 11th, in Sayreville and it is a show you do not want to miss out on.
WRSU’s Emily Teubner got the chance to sit down with British indie rock band Amber Run before their show in Philadelphia on November 1st. They talk about the creative process behind their newest album, Philophobia, their favorite performances, and they even break into a game of Never Have I Ever and get all philosophical. Give the full interview a listen below and get to know the band!
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“uknowhatimsayin?” Is Danny Brown’s Victory Lap
On the fifth studio album from Detroit rapper Danny Brown, he cements his veteran status as an imaginative hip hop kingpin. His shortest project yet, reaching a concise thirty-three minutes, portrays Brown at his lightest and most lively, a stark contrast from the macabre themes of drug addiction and depression that are sincerely confided on his previous album from 2016, Atrocity Exhibition.
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Harry Styles – “Lights Up” Single Review
Harry Styles surprised us all with the release of his new single, “Lights Up,” a first look at the new sound of his unannounced upcoming album. The ex-One Direction member is back and better than ever, stepping out of his two year musical hiatus and stepping into a new era of Harry Styles. Styles has strayed a bit from the soft rock of his first album and seems to be aiming more toward an alternative pop sound. However, the single still seems to channel Styles’ long-time love of 70s music, with a trippy pre-chorus and a whimsical combination of guitar, piano, and synth. According to his Rolling Stone article, Styles recorded his new album by taking psychedelics, laying in the grass, and listening to the Beatles — and this single is definitely a product of that.
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Rutgers Women’s Soccer Captains Taylor Aylmer and Amanda Visco Join The Crew
Preview the game by listening to captains Taylor Aylmer and Amanda Visco breakdown the season when they joined The WRSU Crew this past Friday!
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Flipturn – In Concert Review
On the 19th of August, the city of Philadelphia was blessed with an amazing performance by Flipturn at Bourbon and Branch. I have gone to many concerts over my years but by far, Flipturn has hit the top of the list. Via a combination of an elegant atmosphere matched with the bewitching voice of Dillion Basse, along with an excellent overall performance by the rest of the band made this concert an unforgettable experience. Each song captivated the audience and everyone was dancing along.
On October 5th, Steve Lacy performed a sold-out show at the legendary Apollo Theater in Harlem, New York, on the heels of his first LP, “Apollo XXI.”
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Travis Scott – “Highest in the Room” Single Review
Fresh off his extensive tour for his chart-topping album Astroworld, Travis Scott finally releases his highly anticipated new single “Highest in the Room.” The song gives fans a small taste for what’s potentially in store for the star’s next project but instead of sounding like an expansion of his sound, it sounds like a reboot. Listeners already have an idea of what a Travis Scott song will sound like but “Highest in the Room” sounds like it would fit somewhere in Bird in the Trap Sing McKnight because of its conventional and straightforward style.
Tei Shi feat. Blood Orange – “Even If It Hurts (I Just Don’t Mind)” Single Review
Tei Shi returns in full bloom in both style and lushness on her new single, “Even If It Hurts,” featuring Blood Orange. Playing with the dichotomy of pain and comfort in the act of intimacy, she lays out her heart for her partner, accepting the possibility of hurting while in love. Instrumentally, she builds new, plush environments for this love to grow. Set with groovy serenity, the instrumentals are heavy in keyboards and laced with synth. The duet is soft in nature, as seen in the twinkling bells and the flowing sense of lyricism.
On October 18, Grace Dermenjian talked to the rising band, Flipturn, about Chicago, how they got into music, and thrifting before their show in Philadelphia that night. With their newest song Eleanor and new music on the way, Flipturn is flipping the indie genre with new sounds and fresh ideas. Click to listen to the whole interview.
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Metronomy Interview with WRSU
Assistant Music Director Jon Bent had the chance to talk to Metronomy’s lead writer and producer, Joseph Mount. They talked about growing up in the English countryside, the mental effects of touring and how he tackles his creative process. Metronomy is on their European tour, but will be back in North America in February. Click the play button to hear the whole interview!
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Tyler the Creator Concert Coverage
Igor wigs, security carrying passed out fans, and stargazing is the only way a Tyler, the Creator concert should be started. The night began with icons in the making like Goldlink and, the one and only, Jaden Smith. September 25th at Philadelphia’s The Mann Center will forever be a night to remember for those who attended. Tyler’s projected visuals and pyrotechnic explosions (the fire shooting out of the stage floor, yeah, those) definitely left the city on fire that night.
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Brittany Howard’s Autobiographical Masterpiece
September 20th, as Summer came to an end, rock-based, neo-soul group Alabama Shakes’ lead singer and songwriter, Brittany Howard, released her solo debut with a brilliant LP, Jaime—bringing us that cool, Autumn breeze. Encompassing the audacity of Curtis Mayfield, the humor of P-Funk, and experimental production techniques reminiscent of post-rock, the most powerful element of Howard’s revealing work become her lyrics. With a voice that can be loud but comforting, or soft while intense, her self-reflective messages ranging from sexual awakenings to acceptance are indisputable.
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Lolo Zouaï Interview with WRSU
French-Algerian/soon to be Pop-R&B Icon Lolo Zouaï sat down with WRSU Music Director Bennett Rosner this Friday to talk about her artistic process, plans for future touring, and all kinds of slang. Check out their full conversation below!
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Vulfpeck – Live Performance Review
Funk lovers came together last weekend to join Vulfpeck for a sold out performance at Madison Square Garden, and the band did not disappoint.
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The Faim Live at The Voltage Lounge Review
The Voltage Lounge is known around the Philadelphia music scene for hosting wild shows within a rather small venue, and with the block long line forming by the door I knew that tonight’s show was going to live up to expectations.
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“Jesus is King: A Kanye West Experience”
Kanye West’s highly-anticipated ninth studio album, “Jesus is King” drew hundreds to, what is sure to be a one-of-a-kind listening experience for the ages. Following his Sunday Service at the Greater Allen Cathedral in Queens, New York, West invited fans to a free, final listening of his Jesus is King: Kanye West Experience mini-tour at the United Palace Theatre in Washington Heights, New York City. Over the past week, West and his Sunday Service Choir have made tour stops in Detroit and Chicago. The listening experience started promptly at 8:30 PM before fans fully-entered the theatre. West previewed beats before starting the show that could be heard from outside the theatre and immediately animated the fans lined-up outside, eager to get inside. The venue was very high-class and upscale; and at the very beginning, the ambiance was very fancy. Over 3,000 fans shuffled into the floor seats and balcony and secured everyone’s phones for the event.
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Men I Trust – “Oncle Jazz” Review
The dream pop trio, Men I Trust, just released their newest album this past month: Oncle Jazz. At twenty-four tracks, Oncle Jazz is a behemoth of a record, however, many of the songs will prove familiar to listeners, as much of the record is comprised of singles previously released over the years. As a band that isn’t signed to any label and produces and releases on their own accord, Men I Trust’s slow-burning rise to mainstream indie pop might be a surprise to those unfamiliar with them. The four year gap between albums (besides single releases) makes Oncle Jazz an insanely exciting release.
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Slayyyter Slays on Her Debut Mixtape “Slayyyter”
The self-titled debut mixtape by 23-year-old Slayyyter has finally arrived wrapped up in a hot pink, bedazzled bow. The self-proclaimed “e-girl,” gained traction on her six released singles thanks to her tens of thousands of Twitter followers. She received the ultimate seal of approval from pop-futurist Charli XCX, by appearing on her “THE MOTHERF***ING FUTURE” Spotify playlist in 2018. The songs featured, “BFF” and “Ghosttt,” boosted her musical following even more.
Baltimore-based rapper and producer JPEGMAFIA stitches together sonic vignettes on his new album pc端如何上外网. On his third studio release, Peggy’s songs completely wash over the listener. From the start, All My Heroes Are Cornballs provides both thunderously raw and delicately smooth ideas that seamlessly juxtapose in a paradoxically complementary way.
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Earthgang’s “Mirrorland” Review
Atlanta has become a hot spot for innovative up-and-coming rappers over the past few years. From Playboi Carti and 21 Savage to Young Thug and Future, the city has delivered some of the most original and creative rap projects of the 2010s. Dreamville Records’ Earthgang are no exception.
On their major-label debut Mirrorland, Johnny Venus and Doctur Dot want to show everyone their side of their hometown. They take listeners through their streets, riding around with the top down, trying to avoid getting into trouble while finding their place in the world. Most importantly, they present themselves as a confident, fun new voice that is a blast to hear.
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WRSU’s Noah Edwards spoke with vocalist Josh Raven and drummer Linden Marissen of the up and coming alternative pop band The Faim. The three talked about the future of their genre and of their band as a whole. Check out the full interview below!
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“Crew Cuts” 10/7/2023
Best from Monday’s edition of The WRSU Crew, with Jake Ostrove, Troy DeSavino, and Brant Wolff.
FKA Twigs, preceding her upcoming album MAGDALENE, gave the music industry a peek of the production with her moody single “holy terrain.” She returns to the molasses tone of her music, building simultaneously intimate and vast landscapes with her voice and production. In theme with the biblical figure of her new album’s namesake, the vulnerability of her lyrics contrast with the rigid structuring of the song’s instrumental track. The hip-hop backings of the song create a strong foundation from which Twigs and Future lyrically call for vulnerability and change in a loveless land.
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Two Fridays ago, the Zac Brown Band released their sixth studio album, The Owl, acquiring almost as many producers as it does tracks. In an age where casual listeners will often answer the question of what kind of music they listen to with, “I don’t know, just not Country,” well, this album may serve them right. But is it really Country?
The band took on a pretty drastic musical transition, almost ‘Taylor Swift-style,’ with their conforming to the idioms of Pop. While they still remained somewhat true to their country roots, Zac Brown Band incorporated some noticeably cliche, formulaic infusions of pop production into their new LP, officially making their stand into the nauseating ‘subgenre’ that is “Electro-Country.” The Owl makes Garth Brooks look like Johnny Cash, and now, Country’s more dead than that “man in Reno.”
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Mike Teel Talks Rutgers Football with “The Crew”
Rutgers’ all-time passing leader, Mike Teel, joined Jake Ostrove and Justin Sontupe of “The WRSU Crew” Friday afternoon. Teel and the guys talked interim coach Nunzio Campanile, the rise of Rutgers football under Greg Schiano, Teel’s time “on the Banks,” the 2006 Louisville game (and game week!), and the Scarlet Knights’ coaching search.
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Trash Island by Bladee, Ecco2k, Thaiboy Digital REVIEW
Two years after the release of their first collaborative, self titled album DG, the swedish rap collective Drain Gang is back with Trash Island. The swedish rap group consisting of Bladee, Thaiboy Digital and Ecco2k, has had quite the past year. Bladee, the self proclaimed “Drain Gang CEO,” is coming off the release of his most popular mixtape yet, Icedancer. While Bladee is not a new name in hip hop, he is very much up and coming. Bladee has received criticism from music reviewers for being another Yung Lean clone, who is one of Bladee’s frequent collaborators and friends. After the success of his mixtapes Red Light and Icedancer, Bladee has in many ways made a name for himself while creating a cult following like few other artists of his popularity. Bladee has been teasing Trash Island for a long time, releasing a couple successful singles over the past year with seemingly no real purpose, such as “Trash Star,” “Apple,” and recently “Vanilla Sky” which is why the surprise release and the fact that the album was collaborative shocked his fanbase. It wasn’t clear what 永久免费的四款加速器 was, whether it was a solo album, or even a clothing line, Bladee is very unpredictable. Another reason fans found themselves shocked was the near release of the highly anticipated of Thaiboy Digital’s 免费的pc加速器a solo project the group has been teasing for two years, being released on September 23rd.
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Live Review of Daniel Caesar at the Fillmore
At the Fillmore, located in the energetic Fishtown district on the edge of North Philly, Daniel Caesar performed to a sold-out crowd this past Saturday. Caesar showcased his newest album for his headlining tour: Case Study 01. Released in June, the tracks off this album became powerful anthems for the summer months. The line of ten people that I arrived to at 4 in the afternoon had grown to a line of 2,500 before doors opened at 7 PM, and I began to realize the sheer amount of individuals who are moved by Caesar’s music. My 3 hours of waiting in line on an unusually humid September day was less than ideal, but the payout was incredible.
In the five years that have passed since her last studio album Sucker, Charli XCX has been hard at work releasing an EP, two mixtapes, and appearing as a featured artist on multiple singles. Her long awaited third LP Charli contains 15 tracks of her usual brand of avant-garde electropop.
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The Self Proclaimed African Giant Returns
“They call me Burna Boy and these are The Outsiders.”
Burna Boy performed to a rowdy crowd on Friday the thirteenth. After a circus of opening acts ranging from DJs to dance teams to knock-off versions of Cardi B, Burna Boy finally came to the stage. He skillfully merged each song into the next, not taking a break until after an hour to preach to his audience.
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YBN Cordae’s The Lost Boy is my favorite hip-hop album of 2023. Every aspect of the music came together perfectly. The beats are engaging, Cordae’s energy is high, his flow is sharp, and best of all, his lyricism is on point. When Cordae raps, there’s never a dull moment. He is either giving you a passionate, fast-paced combination of bars, or he is calmly reflecting on his past struggles and journey throughout life. Either way, I enjoy the relatable and well-constructed verses. Every song is a well-illustrated description of the topic at hand, reminding me of a painting at an art museum. As a whole, the project is a consistently satisfying listen from start to finish.
2018 was a rollercoaster of a year for Brockhampton. Riding the success of their popular self-produced Saturation trilogy, the group decided to sign to RCA Records. In June 2018, they decided to fire staple member Ameer Vann after sexual assault allegations surfaced, and their announced projects Puppy and Team Effort were scrapped. Throughout the summer of 2018, the collective released a string of standalone singles and eventually recorded their fourth studio album Iridescence in ten days at Abbey Road Studios in London, which was released in the following September. After Iridescence, the hip-hop collective went on tour, and the group’s long string of releases was over.
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Lana Del Rey – “Norman F***ing Rockwell!” Album Review
Lana Del Rey has always been an intriguing figure in the pop scene. At a time when most pop stars looked ahead into the future, Lana was looking back into the past. Her old-timey, cinematic “gangster girl” aesthetic was something fresh and her work showed an exceptional amount of promise.
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Tool – Fear Inoculum Album Review
The wait is finally over. After thirteen years, legendary prog-alt-metal band Tool has finally released their fifth album pc永久免费加速器, and, let me tell you, it’s good to hear them with all new material. As their longest album yet (namely the digital version, which will be the one being reviewed for today), Tool still tries to push the boundaries with most of the songs lasting over ten minutes thus allowing the band to showcase their new, mature sound. Maturity, however, comes at a cost, and Tool gives listeners a fulfilling record, albeit one that may be too polished.
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Kelso is the solo project of Camp Cope’s bassist Kelly-Dawn Hellmrich. Her dream-pop sound is different from what fans have previously known her for in Camp Cope. Instead of indie rock, she is filling listeners with dreamscapes of Sydney, her youthful voice, and a calming backdrop of drums and guitar. Her new single “It’s Okay, Life Goes On, I Don’t Mind” sets the scene for her upcoming EP Always a Godmother, Never a God which is out October fourth with Poison City Records.
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Jay Som’s “Anak Ko” – Album Review
Returning from her 2017 album, Everybody Works, Jay Som expresses the familiar feeling of returning home from afar in her release of Anak Ko. The new album’s namesake translates to “my child” in Tagalog, an endearing term used between Filipino loved ones. This translation transcends into the musical and lyrical composition of this album with themes of calming–almost nourishing–vocals and instrumentation. The album itself is a family of intimacies, exploring a sense of return and change of self after a long journey.
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ORDER IN DECLINE: FOUR SONGS IN TEN TRACKS
Order in Decline is not so much an album as a statement. The 10-song, 36-minute album released this past July makes no attempt to hide the subject of its angry, driven songs behind deep metaphors and clever wordplay. Instead, Sum 41 are about as on-the-nose as one can get; the sixth track on the album is named “45 (Matter of Time).” In divisive, hyper-polarized and politically tumultuous times, angry bands will make angry music about why they’re angry. Just look at Green Day’s American Idiot, U2’s War, and the existence of the Dead Kennedys as a whole. Order in Decline marks another entry in this subset of raging, politically-fuelled albums. What it doesn’t do, however, is stand out.
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Broken Social Scene Interview with WRSU
Assistant Music Director Danielle Ciampaglia had the chance to chat with Brendan Canning, one of the founding members and guitarist of Broken Social Scene. They talked about how the music industry has changed in the last twenty years, if it’s possible to be too honest in songwriting, and who the lineup would be on a Broken Social Scene festival. Check out the full interview below!
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The Marías Interview with WRSU
WRSU Assistant Music Director Danielle Ciampaglia had a chance to chat with the dreamy, L.A. based band The Marías before their Philly show in July. They got to talking about tour bus life, branding versus identity, and dream set designs. To hear the full interview, click below! To see concert photos, scroll all the way down.
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WRSU Hip Hop Director Seyi Aladejobi had the opportunity to interview RnB artist and virtuoso guitar player, Reggie William’s aka R.Lum.R. at Island Records in New York City. The two discussed William’s life from his upbringing in Florida, through his tumultuous time in school, up to the present and beyond. Along the way, they may or may not go into tangents about the Music Theory, the importance of teachers in society, and much, much more.
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Duckwrth Interview with WRSU
WRSU Hip-Hop Director Seyi Aladejobi talked with rising star Duckwrth last week. Check out the full interview below!
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Parcels Interview with WRSU
WRSU’s Danielle Ciampaglia chatted with Patrick Hetherington of Parcels this past Thursday. The two discussed Govball 2023, creative inspirations, breaking the mold of modern pop music. Check it out below!
WRSU News honored at Garden State Journalists’ Association Dinner
WRSU News was honored at last night’s Garden State Journalists’ Association dinner, after taking home two awards from the organization.
Outgoing News Director Jayne Chacko, reporter Stephen Nelson, and incoming News Director Joey Bloch pose with their awards from the Garden State Journalists’ Association at the organization’s annual dinner on Wednesday, May 24, 2023.
In the Radio-Spot News category, third place went to Caleb Kubereit for his coverage this past fall of a protest on the steps of Brower Commons against the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court. Caleb also was nominated for an Intercollegiate Broadcasting System award for the same coverage. Listen to that story below:
In the Radio-Talk Show category, Joey Bloch took third place for the October 14 edition of “Knightbeat,” a one-on-one interview with New Brunswick Mayor Jim Cahill, as he sought (and later won) an 8th term leading the Hub City. Joey also previously was nominated by IBS for best campus news for one of his newscasts last fall. Hear the “Knightbeat” episode below:
Jonas Brothers’ “Sucker” Music Video/Song Review
It’s 2008. You seek refuge in your room plastered with J-14 posters of Zac Efron, Vanessa Hudgens. The largest one is of Demi Lovato with the Jonas Brothers; you’ve been obsessed since the first Camp Rock movie just came out.
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“I said it with my chest and I don’t care who I offend,” Little Simz raps on “Offence,” the opening track off of her new album Grey Area, which was released on March 1.
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The newly created Franklin Music Hall in Philadelphia hosted Post-hardcore linchpin Dance Gavin Dance to a sold out crowd on April 13th, 2023. Formerly known as Electric Factory, the venue was used in its past incarnation as host to the filming of live DVDs for bands Lamb of God, Yellowcard, and Underoath.
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Andrew Bird’s latest album My Finest Work Yet is a strong statement about today’s world. His twelfth solo album after 2017’s Echolocations: River, his latest album steers towards political and social issues such as war and environmental degradation. Bird dives right into his perspective through his lyricism and arrangements, and he rewards his listeners with a subtle and intellectual record.
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WRSU’s Nolen Riedel caught up with Beach Fossils before their show at White Eagle Hall in Jersey City. Check it out below!
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The Greeting Committee Interview with WRSU
Assistant Music Directors Blake and Bennett sat down with The Greeting Committee before their performance at Corefest 2023. The band talked about the message of their new music video, their upcoming tour with Rainbow Kitten Surprise, and what items they bring on the road.
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Jukebox the Ghost Interview with WRSU
DJ Bennett Rosner had the pleasure of talking to Ben Thornewill of Jukebox the Ghost this past Sunday. The two discussed musical composition, life on the road, and the deluxe edition of the band’s latest record, “Off to the Races.” Check it out below!
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Tame Impala have a penchant for creating complicated pop songs that create a genre in itself. In their first single since their critically acclaimed 2015 album Currents, “Patience” finds the band honing their craft in accentuating every detail and beat to form a melody like no other.
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The ground is covered in white, but the rapidly approaching holiday seems to be universally known as a time for green. Whether you’re Irish-Catholic or not, chances are that you’re probably familiar with or have celebrated the feast day of the patron saint of Ireland, Patrick, on March 17th. This is, of course, Saint Patrick’s Day, or more colloquially referred to as “St. Paddy’s” in the United States.
WRSU Sports wins Best Football Play by Play award at IBS 2023
The WRSU Sports staff took home the trophy for Best Football Play-by-Play at the 2023 Intercollegiate Broadcasting System’s annual international conference in New York City on March 2nd.
Members of the WRSU Sports team at IBS 2023: From l. to r., Sports Director Justin Sontupe, Matt Howe, Jake Ostrove, Stephen Nelson and Sam Marsdale.
The winning submission included snippets of three different game broadcasts featuring Matt Howe, Sam Marsdale, and Sports Director Justin Sontupe on play-by-play, while Stephen Nelson contributed color commentary.
Hear their excellent coverage here:
Homeshake “Helium” Review
At this point, Peter Sagar is no stranger to the game. For years, he was the backing lead-guitarist in Mac DeMarco’s touring band. During this period, he recorded a few tapes under the name Homeshake, gaining Sagar a fair amount of individual attention. In 2014, he parted ways with DeMarco in order to focus more on Homeshake as a full-time project. Since then he has released three full length albums under the moniker, which have become cult classics amongst his considerable number of loyal fans.
Mark Hollis, co-founder and mastermind behind the British band Talk Talk, passed away on February 24, at the age of 64. In a BBC interview, former Talk Talk band manager Keith Aspen stated that Hollis “died after a short illness from which he never recovered.”
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Tipling Rock Interview with WRSU
DJ Connor Boxczyk interviewed the band Tipling Rock after their show on February 23, 2023 at the Mercury Lounge. Check it out!
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At some point in life, you might have heard somebody say, “Yeah, I like all types of music EXCEPT for country.” Now that statement is a little hypocritical, since they do not actually like all categories of music. So, why exclude country?
Super Bowl LIII Halftime Show Leaves Much to Be Desired
On Jan. 13, 2023, the NFL announced that Maroon 5, Travis Scott, and Big Boi would perform at the Super Bowl halftime show. I was excited, but not because of Maroon 5. Rather, I was looking forward to seeing Travis Scott, one of my favorite artists.
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Ariana Grande’s “Thank U, Next” Album Review
Ariana has hit us with another surprise with the release of her most recent album 电脑加速器永久免费版on February 8, 2023. She stayed true to her word that it would not be long before another new album surfaced.
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Bryce Vine Live at Gramercy Theater Show Review
I was disappointed to find the circular-red couch beneath Gramercy Theater missing on the night of February 5th, 2023. It was the first show I had been to at Gramercy without its presence. If the way I’d sit between sets was about to change, I thought, so was the way I would watch the show that night.
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Can’t Hear You, I Have Air Pods In
Walk into a hipster coffee shop and hearing the scratching sound of the needle as it first begins to play a record you are transported to an era of the past. At that moment you watch people around you pop in tiny white plugs, drowning out the sounds around them by blasting music in their ears.
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My Exodus from Pandora to Spotify
I remember vividly when I was introduced to Pandora. My 12th grade physics teacher would use it whenever we would have lab, in order to make the extra hour of heating up metal and watching it expand more bearable.
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James Blake “Assume Form” Album Review
When I first saw the track list for 免费的pc加速器, my eyes lit up. I immediately noticed the song “Mile High” featuring Travis Scott and Metro Boomin. Back in August, Travis had James feature on “Stop Trying To Be God,” one of my favorite songs and music videos of 2018. Naturally, I was excited about their follow-up collaboration.
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Chase Atlantic EP “Don’t Try This” Review
This past summer, I interviewed Chase Atlantic for WRSU. When I asked the Australian trio, Clinton Cave, Mitchel Cave, and Christian Anthony what their new music would sound like, they ironically replied, “It’s very Chase Atlantic.” They couldn’t have said it better.
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John Flansburgh of They Might Be Giants Interview with WRSU
WRSU’s Bennett Rosner had the pleasure of having an extended conversation with John F. (AKA the John with Glasses) of They Might Be Giants fame on Monday, January 7th. The two discussed norm core, music videos, communism, Xavier Renegade Angel, and everything in between. Listen to their full interview below!
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WRSU is nominated for four national IBS awards
WRSU’s coverage of this Brett Kavanaugh protest at Brower Commons in October earned it one of three IBS nominations. Winners will be announced on March 12th at the annual IBS gathering in NYC.
WRSU’s national reputation for outstanding college radio programming has been recognized once again, as the station’s News and Sports departments have picked up four nominations for the 2023 Intercollegiate Broadcasting System awards. Winners will be announced on Saturday, March 2nd at the 79th annual IBS Convention in New York City.
Assistant News Director Joey Bloch was nominated for Best Newscast for his noon news on October 12th, which featured an in-depth report by Jacob Turchi on a recent immigration panel at Rutgers.
WRSU also picked up a nomination for Best Campus News for Caleb Kubereit’s coverage of an October 5th protest against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, edited for air by News Director Jayne Chacko.
The third nomination came in the Best Football Play-by-Play category, a montage of Sports Director Justin Sontupe’s call of the Rutgers-Illinois game on October 6th, Matt Howe’s play-by-play against Buffalo on September 22nd, and Sam Marsdale’s call of the Scarlet Knights’ Homecoming game against Northwestern on October 20th.
The fourth and final nomination was announced a few days later, where WRSU garnered a nod for Best Music Blog. Check out some samples here.
Hear all of WRSU’s award nominations below!
WRSU’s Best Newscast Nomination – Joey Bloch with report by Jacob Turchi – Oct. 19, 2018WRSU’s Best Campus News Nomination – Brett Kavanaugh Protest at Brower – Oct. 5, 2018WRSU’s Best Football Play-by-Play Nomination Rutgers vs. Illinois, Justin Sontupe – Oct. 6, 2018 Rutgers vs. Buffalo, Matt Howe – Sept. 22, 2018 Rutgers vs. Northwestern, Sam Marsdale – Oct. 20, 2018
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Anderson .Paak’s “Oxnard” is a Boisterous Success
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You really shouldn’t categorize Anderson .Paak (don’t forget that dot brotha, you paid for it) because his new album, Oxnard, shows how versatile the singer-rapper-crooner-swooner-songwriter can be. Is that title too long? I’m not sure how else to describe the dynamic vocal styles of .Paak on Oxnard.
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Jaden Smith’s “The Sunset Tapes: A Cool Tape Story” Mixtape Review
Following his 2017 debut album, SYRE, and its synth-filled electric counterpart, SYRE: The Electric Album, released this past summer, the inexplicably-cool 20-year old Jaden Smith delivers another wonderful album marked by profound lyricism over heavy synths and basslines. Continue reading »
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Badflower in NYC-11.29-Review & Recap
The California band left it all on stage…
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The Beatles: The Rare and the Remixed
On November 22, 1968 the Beatles released their ninth studio album, and despite the fact that it’s self-titled, it’s often referred to as “the White Album.” This double album manages to fool you with the simplicity of the cover: white and blank, only embossed with the band’s name, off-centered. Nonetheless, the music within speaks louder than any picture could describe.
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Matt Farley (Motern Media) Interview with WRSU
WRSU’s Bennett Rosner chatted it up with Matt Farley of Motern Media on December 2nd, 2018. On Spotify, Matt is known by over 70 different aliases and has released over 20,000 songs as of this year. How does Matt do it? Find out by listening to the full interview below!
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The first track from Earl Sweatshirt in three years paints a new, ever changing picture of the poetic Odd Future alum.
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Brother Ali is an American rapper based out of Minneapolis, Minnesota and has been active since 1998. Signed to the indie label Rhymesayers Entertainment, Ali has published six albums in his time and is currently on tour for the fifteenth anniversary of one of his first albums Shadows on the Sun. With the anniversary of this album and coincidentally, the first full work I ever listened to by Ali, the logical thing to do would be to write a full scale, in depth review of the album.
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The Chicago based rapper, Mick Jenkins, came out with a new album that’ll give any listener peace of mind. The album titled “Pieces of a Man” mixes raw spoken word poetry with strong, flowing, jazz production from KAYTRANADA and BADBADNOTGOOD, a new school jazz band who adds a modern, dark twist on the classic genre. For me, this album was a glass of fresh water in a sea of salty, cookie cutter rap.
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The self proclaimed “boyband” hip-hop collective Brockhampton performed their third night at Terminal 5 on Wednesday, October 24. The crowd was filled with devoted fans of all ages. The anticipation for the group to perform was obvious; fans around me were expressing how eager they were to finally see them live and about their performance on The Tonight Show the night before.
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WRSU sat down with the genre-bending Bryce Vine to chat about his upcoming album, influences, and traveling. You can check out the interview and more on Bryce below.
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Phony Ppl is a Brooklyn-based musical group comprised of Elbee Thrie (vocals), Elijah Rawk (lead guitar), Matt “Maffyuu” Byas (drums), Aja Grant (Keyboard), and Bari Bass (bass guitar). Their music is stylistically funky with heavy basslines and Dilla-like boom-bap snares and kicks overlayed by a unique mix of singing and rapping. Their closest comparison is probably The Internet, a Grammy-nominated soulful-funk band from southern California. I first heard of Phony Ppl through their 2015 track, “Why iii Love the Moon”, a little love ballad off their album pc端如何上外网. With that song in mind, I had high expectations for mō’zā-ik, 多多网游加速器官网永久免费版v6.60下载-多多网游加速器永久 ...:2021-6-12 · 多多网游加速器官网永久免费版是一款免费的网游加速器，玩家使用本加速器，可伍针对市面主流的网络游戏进行网络加速，包括大热游戏英雄联盟、魔兽世界、绝地求生等各种玩家喜爱的游戏，本加速器都可伍有效降低游戏延迟，做到0丢包、不卡顿。
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On October 13, I got the opportunity to see Kali Uchis perform at Terminal 5 in NYC for her In Your Dreams Tour, amongst midterm season and despite my sinus infection. Tragic I know, but definitely worth it.
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The long awaited full-length debut album by Greta Van Fleet has finally arrived. Released on October 19th, 2018, Anthem of the Peaceful Army received negative reviews from rock critics. As a fan of their second EP From the Fires, I tried to ignore the noise, and I tried to listen to the album with open ears. Unfortunately, with a heavy heart, I want to say that all of the reviews are correct: Anthem of the Peaceful Army 吃鸡用什么加速器免费-电脑加速器永久免费版-安卓市场:2021-2-27 · 吃鸡用什么加速器免费?玩过绝地求生的朋友都知道，绝地求生的亚洲服务器延迟非常的高，玩的时候经常容易出现捡不起东西，打不开门的情况，甚至还有在与敌人刚枪途中掉线被杀的尴尬情况，不过我伊今天就要帮助玩家解决这一个情况，接下来安卓市场小编为大家带来电脑加速器永久免费版推 …
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I’m going to be blunt with this album. Listening to “QUAVO HUNCHO” is a form of sonic and cognitive self-harm. In fact, listening to the album should be listed as “cruel and unusual” punishment and used to torture prisoners held on treason charges.
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Through cryptic messages and obscure letters, Twenty One Pilots have finally released their highly anticipated fifth studio album Trench. The Ohio duo consisting of singer-songwriter Tyler Joseph and drummer Josh Dun (with the help of Mutemath’s Paul Meany), introduce a new dystopian world that revisits dark themes found in their previous works.
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永久免费的四款加速器 doesn’t follow the typical music documentary formula, but Maya Arulpragasam (MIA) is not your typical popstar. The daughter of a Tamil rebel leader in the Sri Lankan Civil War, Maya moved to England when she was nine years old as a refugee. Growing up in the UK, she struggled balancing her identities as a Sri Lankan and as a British citizen.
Logic’s fourth and final Young Sinatra mixtape is a 75-minute exploration into the mind of Sir Robert Bryson Hall. It delves into topics such as his absent crack-addicted father, the legacy he wants to leave behind and the cash he has made from rapping (a whopping $30 million!). This tape follows Logic’s incredibly successful 2017 album Everybody which debuted at number one on the US Billboard 200 and the 2018 mixtape Bobby Tarantino II.
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Weezer LIVE at PNC Center
Green Day is slowly fading into obscurity, Oasis suffered an explosive breakup, and Nirvana was pre-maturely disbanded in tragedy. Of all the 90’s alternative innovators, only one remains. Ironically, it’s the same band that was considered critically “dead on arrival” by the 21st century and commercially unviable by 2008. Weezer.
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“Weird Al” Concert Review
If someone in 1988 had been asked the question “which of the following things would be thriving in the year 2018: newspapers, the recording industry, the Soviet Union—or “Weird Al” Yankovic”, which seems the least likely?
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