“From Free Bar Shows To Double Platinum Records:” feature piece with double-platinum artist Eyedress about his upcoming album, collaboration, and his family.
(p. 12-23)
“Cowboy Hats in the Air, Vacations Brought the Wild West Back to the West Coast:” feature piece with band Vacations about their West Coast tour at their sold-out show at the Fonda.
(p. 38-41)
Penny Puzzle: Crossword for our readers based on artists in the issue as well as music topics, made by me.
Penny AOTY segment, wrote about The Simps’s Siblings project.
"In East Boston, Traditional Colombian Food Perseveres:” feature piece on how local Colombian business owners fight to keep their culture alive through the challenges of the pandemic and gentrification.
“From Middle School To Sold-Out Venues, Inner Wave Reflects on their Friendship, Album, and Success on Tour:” interview piece with band Inner Wave during their biggest tour.
(p. 34-42)
Penny Puzzle: Crossword for our readers based on music topics or theme of the season (fall).
“Ahead of 'Man Alive!' King Krule Turns his Deprecative Thoughts Forward:” review on King Krule’s “Alone, Omen 3,” second released song for 2020 album Man Alive!.
“Doja Cat's Route to Success through TikTok:” opinion-piece on how TikTok put Doja further on the map.
“Staff Pix:” WECB’s Music Staff supplies their favorite releases. In this edition, we focus on Gen-Z’s favorite nostalgic songs.
“Here’s How Houston City Council Candidates Say They Would Fight Flooding:” Surveyed the 111 candidates for Houston City Council, asking them seven questions about their views on flooding. Assisted Rice with Research.
“Houston Teenager’s Death Remembered In Sculpture To Encourage Seat Belt Use:” news-piece from HPM internship.
“Hits at the Garden: The Boston Celtics' Hype Music:” opinion-piece about the Celtics’ song choices for home games.
“Staff Pix:” WECB’s Music Staff supplies their favorite new releases.
“Staff Pix:” WECB’s Music Staff supplies their favorite new releases.
“10 Ways To Celebrate The Fourth Of July In Houston:” Houston Public Media, Houston’s NPR branch, 4th of July to-do piece.