“When I Get Home” is a celebration of being black and a woman made of many layers that can’t be captured in a single expression.

Steel Betty bring old time tunes to life for a new age of listeners in their debut EP “New Age, Old Time.”

Japanese-born singer-songwriter Rina Sawayama has made issues of identity and marginalization pertinent to many of her fans.

While Mariah Carey and Wham! are common staples in anyone’s holiday playlist, here are some of the best original projects that have aimed to subvert the conventional Christmas carol.

Ease your mind with another playlist from the ORANGE Magazine Music Staff.

Imagine a vending machine filled not with sugary sweets or sodas, but cassette tapes. The Nine, an Austin-based music company, has created just that.

With this being their first show in Austin, the band looked forward to enjoying many pastimes that Austinites enjoy such as going to Zilker and watching the bats. Before the show ORANGE got to conduct an interview with members Tim and Sam.

Yep, it’s not clickbait! There are actually South Asian English-speaking musicians other than Zayn Malik that exist and make good music.

Mitski is the manifestation of my acned, adolescent, Asian-American teen angst turned adulthood.

We’ve gathered some local artist you should keep in mind in preparation of the weeklong festival happening March 11-17 next year.

Two years after her first full-length album, NAO explores the depths of love and heartbreak on the interstellar Saturn.

NOIR is a refreshing album that solidifies Smino as one of the most unique voices in hip hop.