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Illustration by Isaac Wert

Cut Through The Noise: Tate Mcrae, Tim McGraw, Boygenius featuring Ye Vagabonds

Claire Williams November 27, 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 of writer, reviewing recent...

It’s worth listening to the Beatles every Now and Then

It’s worth listening to the Beatles every ‘Now and Then’

Gabriel Fink November 14, 2023

“Now and Then” is the final song produced by the Beatles, released Nov. 2, and it’s been thirty years in the making. The Beatles are an English rock band that was famous for their psychedelic, soft...

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...

Used with permission from Grace Stillman.

Junior writes her own music

Tenzin Gyaldatsang November 17, 2020

When junior Grace Stillman released her new song “Loose Ends,” she said she received positive feedback. “Most people say they like it, which is really good. Some people also said they were connected...

Fair use from Columbia Records. The song cover for “I Contain Multitudes” includes a picture of Bob Dylan playing electric guitar. This song was the second of two recent releases by Dylan.

Bob Dylan’s two new singles inspire

Noah Orloff April 28, 2020

After an eight-year hiatus from releasing original music, Bob Dylan has dropped two new songs within a month of each other. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member and 2016 Nobel Prize in Literature recipient...

Kate Smith controversy reveals double standard

Kate Smith controversy reveals double standard

Henry Brettingen May 7, 2019

An 80-year-old recording resurfaced of beloved singer Kate Smith singing the racist song “That's Why The Darkies Were Born,” according to the New York Post. In an unwarranted reaction to this, the...

Senior Mario Marin Luna sings and plays a Spanish song on the guitar. Students and Teachers alike presented and performed their different cultures during the Multicultural Show May 1.

Multicultural show promotes diversity

Jenna Cook May 4, 2018

Dancing around the stage at this year’s multicultural show, senior Erika Wilson said she chose to participate because of her love for dancing and learning about the culture of others. The...

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