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Dream-pop artist, Rynn, shows how networking can bring major success
By Brendan Callan, Photo credit: Erika Mugglin Rynn is an L.A. based alternative, dream-pop artist who has used her songwriting and networking skills to gain eight million streams of her single “Islands” on Spotify. She’s also collaborated with rising Dutch DJ R3HAB’s, born as Fadil El Ghoul, on his ... -
Annie Goodchild thrives as a musician of many sounds
By Maddelynne Parker Annie Goodchild is an American artist with many roots, who is unable to categorize her work to just one genre. She resides in Switzerland currently, and interviewed with us about her most recent project, EP "Meditative Mouthfuls," and her life living abroad as a musician. Find out ... -
At Pavillon looks to break out of Austria's music norm
By Nick Piccinino Find out what Mwita Mataro of Austria's up-and-coming band, At Pavillon, had to say about the music scene in Austria and what he hopes his group can bring to the world. The band will be releasing its debut album "Believe Us" January 2019. When did you ... -
Show Spotlight: Sweaty Nuisance
By Nick Piccinino Who are the two faces behind Friday's show Sweaty Nuisance? Find out more about Sara Brennan, senior media arts and design and social work double major, and Ingrid Basheda, senior media arts and design major. Both of whom are also on WXJM's second line team. How ... -
The Flaming Lips establish their own legacy
By: Maddelynne Parker The Flaming Lips have had a wild ride of a career as one of America’s top current psychedelic rock bands. They're flame sparked in 1983 and have released to date: 16 full-length studio albums, the official rock song of Oklahoma and three Grammy Awards. They're now taking ... -
Bristol band Idles takes punk rock into the mainstream
By Nick Piccinino Although it has been a band for over seven years, Bristol-based punk band Idles has garnered mainstream appeal in the past two years. With the release of their album “Brutalism” released in 2017, Idles injected the music scene with brash, poignant songs full of political and social ... -
A Letter From The WXJM Staff — College Radio Day 2018
“When All Else Fails, College Radio Speaks.” This is the theme of this year’s College Radio Day taking place today, October 5. This is a day to recognize and celebrate WXJM, along with all other college radio stations, whose sole purpose is to give a voice to its students and ... -
Hippo Campus embraces change on new album
By: Maddelynne Parker A band’s sophomore album is one of the most important records it will release in its career. This album will either show a band’s potential to stick to one sound, or show that a band can build on their own style and experiment with others. Hippo Campus ... -
Music You Can Study To
By: Rolando Segovia and Kayleigh Bishop Music is often loud, but sometimes we need some quiet. Not just a low to mid-tempo track, but music that’s so quiet that it can sit in the background. This is exactly what bed music is for. It’s a genre of mostly instrumental music ... -
Show Spotlight: Cheese Date
By Nick Piccinino JMU couple Julia Pasquale, junior dance major, and Ian Buchanan, fifth year senior media arts and design major, take to the mic with their new show Cheese Date, which you can learn all about below. Why did you decide to call it Cheese Date? Julia: “So, ...
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