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When I sat down with singer-songwriter Durand Bernarr after his One Music Fest set in Atlanta’s Piedmont Park, he was dressed in a white crocodile leather suit and sported chic, angular sunglasses resting on the bridge of his nose. Just an hour earlier, Durrand had wowed the crowd with his R&B and Hip Hop inspired music.… Read on
As One Music Fest started getting closer and closer, I was steadily checking the schedule for who performing. As I glanced over it, I saw that Bryson Tiller was going to be on stage in Atlanta’s Piedmont Park. Here’s a little background on who Bryson Tiller is: Tiller is an R&B artist from Louisville, Ky… Read on
“We’ve been waiting for you all summer!!!” Snippets of recruitment videos with sweet lines like those have been going viral all year, and rightfully so. Sororities can be spaces that truly foster sisterhood, create community, and uphold values. However, two problems undeniably remain: the unintentionally patriarchal origin of sororities and the ongoing craze to rush… Read on
Liz Teverino had steered off-course on Burnt Hickory Road, a path that most Marietta residents are familiar with. The road is a less traffic-dense route to Barrett Parkway but also poses major safety risks to its travelers. Read on
Celebrating 50 years of hip hop, Atlanta’s One Music Fest in Atlanta’s Piedmont Park brought out female artists from the inception of the genre to celebrate their impact on the music industry. The ladies’ first set on Sunday featured three of these rap legends who each have had monumental impacts that have reverberated even into… Read on
