There was a lot of music that was released in 2018, a decent amount of it was very good. But the artists I’m talking about today are the people that made the biggest strides in popularity or artistic growth throughout this past calendar year. So without further ado, here are the five biggest winners in music during 2018.
Tory Lanez released his third studio album titled “LoVE me NOw” this Oct. 27. Lanez is really trying to make his mark on 2018 after releasing this just seven months after his previous project “MEMORIES DON’T DIE.”
While the majority of students here are below voting age, that hasn’t stopped us from taking political issues seriously. Protests, political discourse and ideological clubs have become more and more commonplace in recent times. Despite this, I feel that the majority of students are not thinking for themselves on political issues.
Ever since I really started liking the NBA, Kobe Bryant was always one of my favorite players, after hearing just a small percentage of the stories in this book I admired his work ethic. When I think about Kobe, the first thing that comes to mind is dedication, and that’s what a lot of his new book, The Mamba Mentality: How I Play, is about.
I must admit that I was somewhat skeptical of Trench. The fifth album in the twenty one pilots discography would have to follow up the mega-popular Blurryface, which was the first number one album for the duo of Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun.
Logic has released his first Young Sinatra project since Young Sinatra: Welcome To Forever released in 2013. With Welcome to Forever being one of my favorite projects ever, I had high expectations for this album.
The boys are back. After a breakout 2017, L.A. based boy band Brockhampton followed up their beloved Saturation series with their fourth studio album iridescence.
On a chilly Wednesday night, J Cole and company managed to heat up the Target Center with a stirring set. Less than a month following the release of his fifth studio album, KOD, one of hip hop’s most popular acts, J Cole, announced that he would be embarking on his second arena tour in as many years.
This summer, many artists came out with projects, from Drake to Travis Scott to five 7-track EPs entirely produced by Kanye West, and many more. There have been lots of great songs that released this summer and The HHS Journalism Production class has compiled their favorites. Underneath each song choice is a reason it was a favorite.
Have you ever watched an episode of “The Office” and thought, “Yeah this is good, but it’d be much better if Jim was a CIA officer and instead of pranking Dwight he hunted down a terrorist mastermind,”? Amazon’s new series “Jack Ryan” may not scratch that itch exactly, but it’s by far the closest we’re going to get.
In the era we find ourselves living in, word travels fast. So fast when an event occurs in the news, within hours, even minutes of its occurance, a slew of news articles are already on the scene reporting it.
So when the media broke and let the news spill of Mac Miller's death, a river of reports, stories, theories and comments were already being made.
