Review: “Nectar” by Joji
Zachary Somma, Arts and Entertainment Editor
September 26, 2020
Joji might be one of, if not the most interesting artists to arise in the past few years. Born in Japan, Joji, otherwise known as George Miller, was not always the popular music artist we know him as today. When he first started receiving attention for his content, it was for videos on YouTube rather...
Top 5 Nickelback Guilty Pleasure Songs
Nick Hedderick, Colonial Sports Network Editor in Chief
September 20, 2020
So, am I going to get a confession from you that you like Nickelback, or are you content with being a liar? It is time to stop fooling ourselves and admit that the Canadian rock band was an instrumental (yeah, I meant to do that) part of our lives back in the early and mid 2000s. Nowadays, the...
Somma’s Soundbites (9/18/20)
September 18, 2020
Welcome to Somma’s Soundbites, a biweekly column that will talk about new music releases every two weeks. This edition will venture into the alt-country and indie rock scenes with Whitney and Declan McKenna, while looking at some new hip-hop releases from Big Sean, YoungBoy Never Broke Again an...
Folk Country`s Rise to the Charts
Jonah Hoy, Arts and Entertainment Assistant Editor
September 15, 2020
Today's modern charts are heavily dominated by the pop and hip-hop genres, with only some variations and outliers that find its way on the charts every once in a while. Anyone under the age of 23 has heard their parents say, “Music was better in my day.” Is it true? No. They're just old and do...
Review: Big Sean’s “Detroit 2”
September 4, 2020
After a three year hiatus, rapper Big Sean is back, ascending high on top of the rap game with his newest album, "Detroit 2." His last studio album, "I Decided," came in February of 2017, debuting at number one on the Billboard 200. Sean also collaborated with producer Metro Boomin on "Double or Nothing"...
Somma’s Soundbites: Quarantine Music Recap Part 2!
September 1, 2020
Welcome once again to another Quarantine/Summer Recap edition of Somma’s Soundbites! This will be the last large-scale recap of music that came out over the past few months, as we will return to the normal bi-weekly format in the coming weeks. I hope you all had an enjoyable summer and I̵...
Moon High School alumni Bailey Taylor releases first single
Garret Roberts, Editor in Chief
July 19, 2020
MOON TOWNSHIP -- When looking for the next pop-country hit of the summer, Pittsburgh may not need to look far from home for a song that brings memories of warm picnics and road trips. Moon High School alumni Bailey Taylor has released her first single, “Not a Worry,” just in time for the hottest ...
Somma’s Soundbites: Quarantine Catch-Up
Zachary Somma, Arts and Entertainment Editor
June 2, 2020
Hi! It’s been quite a while since the last installment of Somma’s Soundbites, which I am very sorry for. The COVID-19 pandemic really threw things for a loop for a lot of people; myself included.That, also along with becoming the lead A&E editor here at Sentry Media have forced this to be put...
Somma’s Soundbites (2/27/20)
Zachary Somma, Copy Editor
February 27, 2020
Welcome to Somma’s Soundbites, a biweekly column that will talk about new music releases every two weeks. This will examine some new albums that you should listen to, albums you should avoid, and great singles or songs released recently “The Slow Rush”- Tame Impala “The Slow Rush” is ...
Review: Ozzy Osbourne’s “Ordinary Man”
Garret Roberts, Arts and Entertainment Editor
February 26, 2020
MOON TOWNSHIP -- In the world of rock and metal, it's impossible to not hear about legendary rock star Ozzy Osbourne. Formally the driving force behind Black Sabbath, his whiny vocals set his sound apart from other contemporaries. While the Prince of Darkness is a legendary member of music histor...
