Hunter Metts reflects on musical journey in anticipation of A&R Music Bar performance Sunday

Hunter Metts, a singer songwriter and indie-folk artist from Nashville, released his latest EP, “A Crater Wide,” Oct. 10.  Sunday, he will take …

What’s Up Swifties: How to celebrate “The Life of a Showgirl” release in style

Taylor Swift will release her twelfth studio album, “The Life of a Showgirl,” Friday. For swifties, members of Swift’s fanbase, on Ohio State’s cam…

Songs I Wish I Wrote: Fall in love with these autumn tracks

Songs I Wish I Wrote is a monthly column that assembles new and old songs for Ohio State’s music lovers. Click here to listen to the “Songs I Wi…

New study from Flask & Barrel uncovers Ohio’s favorite drinking songs and artists

For Buckeyes of legal drinking age, a recently published study offers the so-called “perfect” playlist for drinking and dancing.  Flask & Barrel…

Johnny Cash’s storytelling and artistry shine on new posthumous release, ‘Songwriter’

“And you can have it all — my empire of dirt. I will let you down. I will make you hurt.” It’s difficult to read these lyrics from “Hurt” — the …

Superfan: The free social music app enabling collaborative music sharing among friends

Social music app Superfan, created by Ohio State alumnus Will Matz, is on a mission to revolutionize the way music lovers look for new songs and sh…

Album Review: SZA’s ‘SOS’ worth the 5-year wait

SZA released her newest album, “SOS,” Friday, and the project comes more than five years after her last full-length project, “Ctrl,” was released in …

Concert Review: Thundercat’s live show full of rhythm and life

Thundercat graced the Kemba Live! stage Aug. 24 with a performance nothing short of spectacular. Born Stephen Bruner, Thundercat is well known f…

College of Arts and Sciences podcast highlights work of faculty

Medieval Parisian shopping, the metaverse and the inner ear are all subjects covered in the “Voices of Excellence from the College of Arts and Sciences” podcast.

College of Education and Human Ecology podcast shines light on faculty and student experiences

Nestled between racks of summer clothes in her daughter’s closet and speaking into her husband’s old microphone, Robin Chenoweth records words she hopes will reach across state borders and oceans.