Will Ripke and Nick Delugos of Thousand Horsepower Cigarette had been writing music in the comfort of their Clark University dorm…

From Concord, Massachusetts, Colonel Starr is stirring up the music scene in the city through their raw storytelling.

Lou Mace exemplifies the best of Allston: angsty, queer and relentlessly creative. Since moving to Allston 4 years ago, he’s been opening up about mental health, relationships and support systems through his raw and humorous music.

From the second they stepped on stage, these freshmen were magnetic. “We are Lucky Number. Are you ready to get lucky tonight?” they shouted, and we were.

20 year-old Grady Fortier, a Manhattanville University resident who hails from Washington, is a filmmaker, photographer, actor, and dancer, but most notably he is a musician.

Her neo-soul vocals are buttery smooth, captivating the Columbia University community. Chandra’s music is both catchy and enveloping, bringing her unique background to a classic genre while creating a beautifully cohesive sound.

The House Band started as a fixture of Sarah Lawrence College Music Festivals, but within the past year has played as far as Swarthmore. With graduation on the horizon for many of its members, The House Band may have to take up residence on the road.

From majoring in vocals at Laguardia High School to studying Ethnomusicology and Urban Studies at Barnard College, Lirenman engages with music through a lens of reciprocity and intent

New York City-based singer-songwriter Paloma López blends genres in Brooklyn dive bars. Her first foray into sharing original music took place earlier this year at

The band has one full album and a bunch of singles out, and has done two tours around America with their Sarah Lawrence friends as crew.

Good News! is a Tufts campus band consisting of Lucas Cohen, Jonah Kreitner, Cole Menchel, and Jack Wish. In some ways, it is the perfect example of college campus happenstance coming together to form a cohesive sound.

New York City based singer-songwriter Gabriela McBride’s lyrics exist in the liminal space between the dreamlike and the deeply grounded. McBride studies history and music at Columbia University, where she continues to play, write, and perform.

A chord from the piano or a strum from the guitar is all it takes to inspire a young mind. Admiring classic rock musicians of the past decades, 21-year-old St. John’s University student Joseph LaBarbera wants to bring that vintage rock’n’roll sound back into the mainstream.

Based in Washington Dc, Nolan Lewis is a multi-genre artist that blends multiple aspects of his cultural identity in his music. After over a decade of making music, Lewis’ goal is expressing his queerness in the most authentic way that makes other BIPOC queer people feel seen.

Isaac Monheit is a Tufts Computer Science Major from the Bay Area. Originally trained as a pianist, Issac has recently discovered an intersection between visual media, computer science, and musical expression.

In a world of digitized and formulaic sound, Retrosex emerges as a beacon of collaboration, experimentation, and raw, unbridled creativity. What started as a simple

Indie rock group Lonely Mammals was born in a hotel room on a spring break trip to Lynchburg, Virginia. Lonely Mammals migrated to Colby College, a private liberal arts school in Waterville, Maine, from polar reaches of the country.

At Williams College, a group of talented musicians have come together to create something raw, dynamic, and unapologetically their own. milquetoast is an all-female band

She started writing as a ten year old. Eventually, she started her musical journey as a church choir, later she moved into traditional choir, starting her music career. After she got into the Hofstra University Audio production program, her music career truly started.  

Jacob is a philosophy and cognitive and brain science double major and a computer science minor at Tufts University.

From starting tape labels to hacky sack circles outside venues, the band Main Era has carved out a special place in the Boston music scene. Through trips up and down the East Coast, they have discovered what true success looks like.

Dynamic, multifaceted, and teeming with talent, artist Ari Phillips steps into the musical realm with verve and passion. Having always been involved in and surrounded

From their first show in the graffitied basement of the infamous WestCo dormitory, Wurley has emerged as a stand-out indie-rock band on the Wesleyan University campus, expanding their horizons to the greater Middletown, Connecticut community and beyond.

In a packed room Saturday night at Georgetown University’s Bulldog Alley, The six-member art-rock Georgetown University student band Wonk played with kinetic on-stage energy and

I met Zola Simone at a rooftop party thrown by mutual friends last fall. She was wearing baggy jeans, a graphic t-shirt, and a beanie, and when we got to talking I could immediately feel her vibrance and sense of self-possession.

From the drummer splitting his skull after a show sponsored by Spirit Airlines, dressing as Limp Bizkit for Halloween, revealing ex-girlfriend tees during a “Chief

New York-based artist Hunter Phay, is a student at Hofstra. Hunter was raised in a music enthusiast family, gradually getting into the art of hip-hop and the music industry. FRONTRUNNER follows his inspiring path.

Hailing from Senja, Norway, Tiril Jackson has traveled across the Atlantic to refine her soulful sound at Berklee College of Music.

Bard is swarming with artistry of all kinds– creative writing, painting, and any other medium imaginable– but music plays one of the most significant roles in campus culture.

St John’s University student Lorenz Anthony Harris is paving his own path for musical success by staying true to himself. As Harris looks to the

The “College Experience;” a universally understood idea. A phrase encapsulating every reason to go away to college other than the classes. College is not merely

An authentic singer, songwriter, producer, multi-instrumentalist, and performer at the core, Taylor Shore would like to introduce herself. Balancing edge with elegance, New York University

Through networks of friends and nights on smoking decks at Boston house shows, Warmachine climbed the ranks as one of Allston’s most recognized bands. Live from Boston University, FRONTRUNNER reports.

New York University is known for producing legendary names that create waves in the entertainment industry. Once home to artists like Donald Glover, Lady Gaga,

Like many drawn to New York, Conner tells me that their dream of moving to the city meant finding something to anchor them here. A master’s degree at The New School opened that path.

There’s something about stripped-back bedroom indie music that feels raw, like it’s capturing the cooped-up soul of a budding artist. Junah Jeong, a Charlotte native

Branch Anthony, known widely across Manhattanville University’s campus for their unique style in everything from their fashion to their music, is a talent begging to