Adin Linden
alinden3@binghamton.edu
6 Articles
Reviews
Raye releases blends genres in sophomore album ‘THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE.’
When RAYE released “WHERE IS MY HUSBAND!” last September, listeners initially might have found the raucous sound abrasive, but the track aged incredibly well and eventually became a cornerstone of 2025. By...
Columns
Justice for Carly Rae Jepsen
When I tell people my favorite musical artist is Carly Rae Jepsen, I’m usually met with “Isn’t that the girl who made ‘Call Me Maybe?’” or, simply, “Why?” This reaction upsets me...
On-Campus Events
Hinman Production Company's upcoming 'Little Women' performance portrays challenges of growing up
Hinman Production Company will bring Civil War-era New England to Binghamton University in its upcoming stage adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s “Little Women.” Opening on Thursday, the show will run through the...
Reviews
The 50th-season premiere of 'Survivor' garners hope for the series's legacy
Twenty-five years ago, “Survivor” premiered its first season with a group of 16 castaways stranded on a beach in Borneo. The show became an instant cultural phenomenon, with millions of viewers tuning...
Opinions
It's time we start reading for fun again
I remember very little about middle school, but one of the few things that stands out is my love of reading. All of my free time was spent with books from series...
Reviews
Brent Fayaiz explores an honest reflection of love in his new album 'Icon'
On Feb. 13, Maryland-born R&B singer-songwriter Brent Faiyaz released his third studio album, “Icon.” The album is a cohesive mix of standard R&B and disco with distinct ’90s-inspired production. With 10 tracks...