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The student news site of St. Louis Park High School

The Echo

The student news site of St. Louis Park High School

The Echo

Illustration by Isaac Wert

Cut Through The Noise: Mckenna Grace, Wallows, Shania Twain

Alicia Mainjeni January 9, 2023

Welcome to “Cut Through the Noise,” an entertainment column from the St. Louis Park Echo covering new music releases. Every week, a different Echo staffer takes on the role as writer, reviewing recent...

Illustration by Isaac Wert

Cut Through the Noise: Joshua Bassett, Maya Hawke, Zoe Ko

Anya Panday October 7, 2022

Welcome to “Cut Through the Noise,” an entertainment column from the St. Louis Park Echo covering new music releases. Every week, a different Echo staffer takes on the role as writer, reviewing recent...

Illustration by Isaac Wert

Cut Through The Noise: Kid Cudi, Dixie D’Amelio ft. Wiz Khalifa, Taylor Swift

Grace Schultz December 17, 2020

Welcome to “Cut Through the Noise,” an entertainment column from the St. Louis Park Echo covering new music releases. Every week, a different Echo staffer takes on the role as writer, reviewing recent...

Senior Violet Huber listens to music while in advisory. According to Huber, her favorite genre is hip-hop and rap.

The top songs of 2018

Dahlia Krebs and Mira Malka January 17, 2019

This infographic shows the most popular songs from the last year, according to Billboard's Top Charts. They are sorted into the genres hip-hop/rap, pop, rock and country. 

Fair use from Republic Records

Ariana Grande’s ‘No Tears Left to Cry’ radiates maturity, resilience

Isaac Wert April 20, 2018

Ariana Grande, 2014’s breakout pop star, was jolted to public attention last May following a terror attack at her Manchester concert. The ISIS-led bombing shocked the world, with 22 audience members...

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