The Ithacan

Column: How Lil Nas X danced away from hip-hop’s heteronormativity

By Eva Salzman, Assistant Life & Culture Editor • April 13, 2021

If hip-hop prides itself on authenticity, “MONTERO (Call Me By Your Name)” is the epitome of the genre.

‘Re:Mixing’ – “point a-point b” with Eva Salzman

By The Ithacan, Arleigh Rodgers • October 1, 2020

The Ithacan · 'Re:Mixing' - Point A - Point B with Eva Salzman In the first episode of “Re:Mixing,” The Ithacan’s new music podcast, host Arleigh Rodgers chats with Ithaca College sophomore...

Review: Alt-pop artist bends genres in captivating album

By Eva Salzman, Staff Writer • August 22, 2020

Rising alt-pop star Dominic Fike's new album, "What Could Possibly Go Wrong," is an excellent album full of anthemic tracks and confessional lyrics.

Review: Singles for the week of 2/16

By Kara Bowen, Assistant Life and Culture Editor • February 16, 2018

“Love Lies” Khalid, Normani Released Feb. 14 RCA Records “Love Lies” begins with the warm crackling of a record and simple guitar chords. Khalid’s vocals match seamlessly...

Review: Frank Ocean’s visual album ‘Endless’ addresses his fame

By Lisbeth Perez, Contributing Writer • September 14, 2016

Ocean’s 45-minute film gives viewers more than expected. With a combination of mesmerizing lyrics and several look-alikes, he presents himself as prodigal and self-aware. Under the limelight, it’s difficult for artists to remain down-to-earth.