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Pablo Picker: Paper ships
Release date: January 22, 2016
Rate: 7/10
Pablo Picker a Boston based artist released his fourth studio album very recently, in January to be exact! The vibe of the album is eclectic, with an overarching feeling of uplift, new beginnings, youth and of course, love. Paper Ships musically, gives of a variety of genres, such as a rocky vibe akin to Paul McCartney and the Beatles, simple bar music, and even instances of folk, ragtime/jazz and blues.
Warehouse Eyes: Prisms
Release Date: July 10, 2015
Rate: 5/10
Warehouse Eyes comes appears again with its follow up record, Prisms, is a wealth of space, dreamy pop fusion. Warehouse Eyes, expands its horizons in delving deeper into their sound and Prisms is the result of this new discovery of sound for them. The band, originally created through the friendship of Christopher Williams and Jennie Lawless, has an entrancing musical sound similar to bands Son Lux, which many may know for having its song “Lost it to trying” in the motion picture, “Paper Towns.” Warehouse Eyes, also has hints of Phantogram, who gained notoriety through its single “When I’m small”.
Nathaniel Bellows: The Old Illusions
Release: June 2, 2015
Rate: 9/10
Hailing from Boston, Massachusett, Nathaniel Bellows releases his first EP The Old Illusions, is definitely quite an album to be introduced to him by. The musician, visual artist and writer has music akin to folk stars, Mumford and Sons and Hudson Taylor. The Old Illusions is simply a man and his guitar; combining Bellows’ haunting voice akin (again) to the baritone base of Marcus Mumford, and his introspective, and colorful lyrics aid in the immense quality of this record.
The 50th edition of the world’s most popular sporting event will take place in Santa Clara, California at Levi’s Stadium on February 7th. The game will feature two teams with completely different identities.
The Carolina Panthers had the best record in the NFL this season going 17-1, earning the #1 seed in the NFC. They led the NFL in total points thanks to former Heisman Trophy winner, Cam Newton. Many people counted the Panthers out of playoff contention when Newton’s number one target, Kelvin Benjamin, went down with a knee injury before the season started. However, that injury did not deter the Panthers at all. Newton responded with an MVP caliber season and Carolina’s second appearance in the Super Bowl in team history.