In this exploration into queer music spaces in Boston, Music Coordinator Tatum Jenkins talks to local artists about the importance of having LGBTQ+-friendly creative spaces; she highlights past and present spots where a queer music scene has been tangible; and she turns towards what opportunities might lie ahead.
You already know WERS is your home for music discovery. Did you know our exploration of Urban music began before the birth of Hip Hop? Take a look at portions of a candid conversation with our original guides (OG’s if you will) into the format.
It’s easy to see why many claim that Minions: The Rise of Gru is their most anticipated album of 2022. The ’70s-inspired soundtrack represents themes from teamwork to friendship and appeals to audiences young and old.
Photo by Mina Rose Morales Every Wednesday, WERS presents Wicked Local Wednesday, our program dedicated to bringing you music and interviews with artists in the… Read More
July 6, 2022
Graphics by Kasvi Bhatia KING PRINCESS – “CURSED” “Toxic friendship anthem.” These are the words pop singer-songwriter King Princess uses to describe their song “Cursed”… Read More
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Graphics by Kasvi Bhatia By Sophie Severs, Staff Writer Cut straight from the Black Keys‘ Dropout Boogie, their track “Good Love” with Billy Gibbons offers… Read More
July 3, 2022
