I don't care how hot you look with that guitar
By SARA DINATALE | Dec. 4, 2012Those of you who are musically inclined - you've captured my heart one too many times. I have a habit of falling victim to the same kind of guy over and over again.
Those of you who are musically inclined - you've captured my heart one too many times. I have a habit of falling victim to the same kind of guy over and over again.
Athletes all over are seen sporting their headphones - whether they're walking into UB Stadium, traveling or even relaxing during press conferences, it's a fashion icon these days. But don't overlook their true purpose. It's 20 minutes 'til game time, and how better to get prepared than listening to your favorite jams to get you hyped up? Anyone who has ever played sports knows this: start listening to your favorite songs before a game and you get an instant rush of adrenaline, confidence and, most importantly, swagger.
Most 10-year-olds spend their time playing outside, watching cartoons or enjoying the reactions." Gorman was playing at her friend's aunt's wedding when she was 10 years old, and though she was one of the younger guests in attendance, her talent with the harp stole the show. Eight years later, with more experience under her belt, Gorman continues to awe spectators with her talent, while living out her passion for music. Since being introduced to the piano and the harp at the age of 5 by her mother, Gorman has taken lessons to improve her skills.
It's a brisk weekday afternoon and junior biological sciences major Uwaoma Silachi is relaxing in his apartment at the Villas at Chestnut Ridge.
From one Pitch to the next, 14 performers molded their notes into a high-class production. They created the sound of a full band using only the instruments they were born with: their voices. Last Saturday night, UB's only female a capella group, The Royal Pitches, performed its annual winter concert in the Student Union Theater.
Those of you who are musically inclined - you've captured my heart one too many times. I have a habit of falling victim to the same kind of guy over and over again.
It's the weekend before Thanksgiving break, and although most have food on the mind, you can't let the activities going on Friday, Saturday and Sunday pass you by. Everybody has had exams and people are still trying to figure out "cuffing season," but chill out with all this stress and have a good time.
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Hip-hop - jazz's spiritual brother - has constantly transformed on its way to mainstream consciousness.
The ring of the subway and roar of sirens cast over the fluttering lights of Buffalo's entertainment district.
It's typical for bands to break up after excessive confrontation and leave their fans heartbroken. However, one local Buffalo power-pop band was up for the challenge and decided to host a comeback show in their hometown.
Welcome to Buffalo. You'll hear that phrase a handful of times within your first few weeks in the City of Good Neighbors, as well as every claim to fame this wonderful city has to offer. Chicken wings, Loganberry, Niagara Falls, the Bills, Bisons & Sabres. These elements merely scratch the surface of what this small, but diverse city contains.
Short, one of the many rappers who hail from Buffalo, has been writing verses since he was 14 years old. Now 24, he's getting ready to release his second EP entitled O.U.R.
It was an ugly prelude.
Many of the performers who grace the Town Ballroom stage usually have an idea of what they would like to play during the course of their shows ahead of time; not EOTO. This group will return to Buffalo Thursday night with absolutely nothing concrete planned for their show.
JaYo LeGrand - Grand Slam Junior psychology major Jordan Little, who goes by the stage name JaYo LeGrand, held a listening party to celebrate the release of his first mixtape, Grand Slam.