Magazine
Horsiah Mivingou
· April 29
Breaking the rules: The evolution of outlaw music over the years
From country music to genre bending icons, discover outlaw music inspire a new generation of artists
Ruby Jackson
· April 29
Lil’ Red and The Rooster fights for rights through blues
This jazz duo creates and performs music that incites positivity and encourages change
Jordan Ermalovich
· April 29
Denim Cobra makes music to inspire
In an ever-changing society where things are uncertain, music is the constant stepping stone for revolution
Liz Blanchard
· April 29
Irish rebels in Ohio protest through performance
Molly Róisín and her bandmates, Willow Bea Chalko and Molly Brown, share Irish culture and history through rebel music
Ruby Jackson
· April 29
Rock Against Trump: A compilation made with the purpose of change
Columbus, Ohio-based punk rock label releases a compilation album rebelling against the 2024 election
Emili Moorehead
· April 29
The sound of the streets: A guide to Columbus' venues
With so many underground artists emerging from Columbus, don't miss a chance to see them live and locally at one of these great locations
Angelina Godfrey
· April 29
Westerville’s music and art cafe
Java Central is the cornerstone of Westerville's arts and culture scene
Karlee Laegel
· April 28
Zayne Harshaw conquers the stage
Lead guitarist of Blue Spectrum goes for his rockstar dreams in hopes of inspiring others along the way
Turtle Haney
· April 28
Otterbein football player aspires for a career in music
Zane Gogolin juggles between the life of a student athlete and a musician
Ella Sedlock
· April 23
Otterbein works with AI third-party, Navigate360
Otterbein is still in control of its AI use despite a recent partnership with an AI third-party contractor, Navigate360, according to Sonny Gulati, Otterbein’s chief information officer
Gavin Kelly
· March 19
Preserving the history of Otterbein’s Rike Center through necessary change
The outdated Rike may see some much-needed updates in the future
