The Grammys are back! Tomy Helman PO ’28 breaks down this year’s nominations with a mix of praise and disdain, highlighting Kendrick Lamar’s excellence, Billie Eilish’s questionable appearance, and the omissions of artists like Sombr, Raven Lenae and Alex Warren.
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A closer look at the 67th Grammy Awards: Fair race or political claim?
Did the 67th Grammy Awards honor musical excellence or prioritize political correctness? From groundbreaking recognitions of Best New Artists to Kendrick Lamar and Beyonce’s controversial wins, Tomy Helman PO ’28 analyzes the most important night in the music scene.
The bassline: Billie Eilish represents the age of anxiety and the future of fiction
Music columnist Kyla Walker PO ’22 examines the allure of Billie Eilish in a time of anxiety and uncertainty for Generation Z. “Eilish and her music speaks to a generation that has grown up in chaos amidst 9/11, school shootings and imminent climate change,” she writes.


