THE ITHACAN

Review: Singles for the week 2/1

By Eva Salzman • February 7, 2021

Review: Singles for the week 2/1

Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion flex femininity in ‘WAP’

By Eva Salzman, Staff Writer • September 17, 2020

It isn’t difficult to see a pattern in how listeners respond to music based on the artist who creates it.

Review: Empowering cast steals the spotlight

By Cora Payne, Contributing Writer • September 23, 2019

“Hustlers,” directed by Lorene Scafaria, is based on an article published in New York Magazine in 2015 by Jessica Pressler. The article followed a crew of strippers and detailed the hustle they pulled...

Review: Singles for the week of 2/17

By Olivia Riggio, Life & Culture Editor • February 17, 2019

Raise a Man Alicia Keys Released Feb. 11, 2019 RCA Records Passionate, sultry and strong, Alicia Keys’ latest track chronicles the difficulties — and triumphs — of deep love. It is lush...

Review: Singles for the week of 10/27

By Kara Bowen, Life and Culture Editor • October 27, 2018

Baby You’re A Haunted House Gerard Way Released Oct. 26 Reprise Records Gerard Way leans heavily on the fuzz pedal, returning with more Britpop-inspired rock after two years without a solo release....

Review: Singles for the week of 9/28

By Kara Bowen, Life and Culture Editor • September 29, 2018

Without You leftprojects Released Sept. 27 Unsigned leftprojects mimics The XX’s soothing, not enunciated vocals and steady beat. The sound of running water in the bridge makes...

Review: ‘Invasion of Privacy’ pops with fierce, funny flow

By Hannah Fitzpatrick, Staff Writer • April 16, 2018

“Invasion of Privacy” is funny, fierce, loud-mouthed and in-your-face.

Review: Singles for the week of 3/30

By Kara Bowen, Assistant Life and Culture Editor • March 30, 2018

“Be Careful” Cardi B Released March 30 Atlantic Recording Corporation Cardi B’s singing in the chorus is weak and suffers from the lack of a pounding bass, but her verses...

Office Hours: Unpacking ratchetness, respectability and Cardi B

By Kendyl Bennett, Podcast Editor • December 7, 2017

Host Celisa Calacal spoke to professors M Horsley and Ashley Hall about respectability politics and "hoe culture."