Music and Social Action in the 21st Century
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Same Drugs No More
The Promise, Failure, and Danger of Facebook Live.
Her Church & Her Steeple
My first introduction to Annahstasia Enuke was as a Melisma Magazine hopeful—it was the summer before my freshman year and I was scanning the magazine’s website with a reverence that […]
Venue Showcase: Sonia
By Aidan Menchaca Boston has a new venue, Sonia, to replace the beloved TT The Bear’s Place. TT The Bear’s was bought by the Sater brothers, who own the neighboring […]
The Urban Contemporary Dilemma
By Sarah Markos Beyoncé’s ambitious visual album Lemonade is a 56-minute chronicle of black femininity overflowing with personal and political messages. Her ethereal performance at the 59th annual Grammy Awards […]
Princess Nokia Shuts Down a Sold Out Middle East Downstairs
Thursday marked day four of the annual, eight day Together Boston music festival. Following performances by LSDXOXO and Bearly Pablo, Princess Nokia enchanted Cambridge, Massachusetts when she took over the […]
Vanessa Carlton Returns to Boston
Vanessa Carlton is no one-hit-wonder. Catch up with the versatile songwriter at The Sinclair on March 6th.
All We Got
We explore the social impact of Chance and the new Chicago artists.
Vince Staples in the Ears of a Child
Tufts’ Professor Gidney offers an academic perspective of one mom’s youtube meltdown.
The Sinclair Hosts Downbeat Mondays
Melisma talked to local Matthew Stubbs, of Matthew Stubbs & the Antiguas. He’ll be starting up a new residency at Harvard Square’s The Sinclair this Monday, January 2, of Instrumental Psychedelic sets accompanied by projections. No cover, 21+.
