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Rap Album Review: Future

By Alec Matuszak Arts & Entertainment Editor Two album releases by the same artist one week after another? Seems unlikely, right? Not so for rapper Future (born Nayvadius Wilburn). The 33 year-old Atlanta native released his self titled album “Future” digitally on Apple Music and other music platforms on Feb…

Mixed Reaction to Grammy Awards

By Kristina Huderski Features Editor The 59th annual Grammy Awards took place on Feb. 12 in Los Angeles, CA. Millions of viewers across America tuned in, including many students. Some students liked the Grammys while others thought the show could have been much better. Whether it was Adele winning Album…

Haim Makes Their Way to the Heart of the Listener

By Michael Themistocleous Staff Writer After releasing EPs and singles, touring constantly, and making a name for themselves since 2006, indie-pop band Haim has recorded their first-full length album “Days are Gone.” The album was released on Sept. 30 through Polydor Records. Four positively received singles were released before the…

Music Students Sing the Blues

Rebecca Martelotti Staff Writer Music students signed a petition against a proposed policy that would prevent them from taking lessons in multiple instruments. However, “No decisions have been made regarding a change in policy,” said Noel Zahler, Dean of the School of Vi- sual and Performing Arts. The proposed lesson policy would…

Interview With A Rocket to the Moon’s Nick Santino

Paul Kalis A&E Editor The Pioneer recently spoke with A Rocket to the Moon lead singer Nick Santino. The pop-rock group consisting of Justin Richards on guitar, Eric Halvorsen on bass, and Andrew Cook on drums released its new EP “Wild & Free,” which features 13 new tracks including “Whole…

Music Professor Guides Writers on Getting Published

Rebecca Martelotti Staff Writer Elizabeth Wollman, a music professor and published author, shared her career advice and experiences with Post students on Thursday, March 7 at the “Food for Thought” lecture series.  She studied adult musicals for the majority of her career as a writer and published two books on…