Half Waif’s Damaged Synth-Pop
On Signal Flow, Loudon Stearns and Erin Barra listen to the Brooklyn trio’s cinematic “Lavender Burning” and unpack the track's use of broken beats and rhymes to create a disorienting effect.
Boston Conservatory Student Wins Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions
Michaela Wolz (B.M. '17, voice, M.M. '19, opera) earned $15,000 and claim to one of opera's most prestigious accolades.
Boston Conservatory at Berklee to Honor Sutton Foster at Commencement
The Tony Award–winning actress, singer, and dancer will receive an honorary doctorate and deliver commencement remarks for the class of 2019 on May 11.
Lula Wiles Finds Harmony in 'Love Gone Wrong'
Alumnae folk trio Lula Wiles—featuring Eleanor Buckland '15, Isa Burke B.M. '16, and Mali Obomsawin '14—bring ethereal triple harmonies to the lead song off their new album, What Will We Do.
What It's like to Be a Woman in the Music Industry
Erin Barra, a professor in Berklee's Songwriting Department, and researcher Becky Prior share key findings from the first-ever study on women working in the music industry, published by Berklee and Women in Music.
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Premier Guitar: Kim Perlak: Berklee's Guitar Department Chair
In this wide-ranging interview, Perlak discusses studying with Segovia scholars, her teaching approach, and her modern guitar duo with professor David Tronzo.
Paste: Molly Tuttle is Ready for Anything
Alumna Molly Tuttle '14 discusses writing for her debut album, When You're Ready, and stepping outside her comfort zone at Berklee.
Rolling Stone India: Hear Boston Prog Rock Band Satva's Sparkling Debut
Students Ranbir Kapoor and Kabir Hiranandani talk about their Mumbai roots and future plans for their band Satva.
WBUR: Berklee Combines Forces with BAMS Fest
Berklee and the Boston Art and Music Soul Festival (BAMS Fest) look forward to presenting their first festival this summer at Franklin Park.
Radio Open Source: Esperanza Casts a Spell
Esperanza Spalding asserts that her music is not just jazz, but a larger trove of sounds and rhythms that are indescribable to her.
WBUR: Berklee's Institute of Jazz and Gender Justice Aims to Combat Sexism in Jazz
WBUR talks with Terri Lyne Carrington, Aja Burrell Wood, and Berklee student Samantha Spear about their experiences with inequity in the jazz world, as well as the institute's plans to address it.
