K rap, V pop, New York Salsa, les DJs francais, Latino heartthrobs, Japanese samba — just taste of our smorgasbord of music from beyond Anglophonia. Read more…
Archive for Rachel Grau
(‘16, Computer Science/Spanish minor) has cracked her phone screen more times than you. Talents include folding burritos and typing really fast, and she’s never not drinking coffee.
I <3 the 90s: YOUR WEEK FOUR PLAYLIST
Multiple songs by Third Eye Blind, Beyoncé when she was just a child of destiny, Notorious B.I.G., Lisa ‘Left Eye’ Lopes, and Kurt Cobain? Welcome to the 90s, dude. Read more…
That Week Between Mother’s Day and Exotic Erotic: your week seven playlist
Your friendly reminder that you’ve got a month to prepare for Father’s Day now. Just make sure that the gift you get him isn’t too much better than the $5 picture of yourself you were guilted into getting by those moms near the Bookstore. We’re sure she loved that, though, it was very sweet and from the heart.
Soundtrack to the Sun: your week two playlist
Stanford Spring Quarter exists in a bizarre dilemma universe where every day feels like a beautiful afternoon in mid-July where nothing matters except having a cold drink and a pair of sunglasses.. while still still living up to the academic requirements of one of the most demanding universities in the country.
WOOP WOOP. Here’s your soundtrack to the sun.
Like Spiders Up and Down the Frets: A Review of Band of Horses
“This one’s for all the dead people out there.”
That was how I spent my Valentine’s Day: in the dark, rustic, corridors of San Francisco’s Palace of Fine Arts, listening to Band of Horses’s lead singer Ben Bridwell morbid attempt at a joke before the band launched into their most famous single, “The Funeral.”
An Abundance of Caution: your week six playlist
how crazy is this playlist? about as crazy as walking between tresidder and old union at 11:30 this morning. WOAH. WOAH. KEEP IT TOGETHER, TEAM. MACAULAY CULKIN AND MILES DAVIS ON THE SAME PLAYLIST.