Music Union : Live Your Music

by Young Jin Choi

If there is one thing worse than walking down the streets of Harlem alone at 2:00 a.m. (…)

Text & Pictures by Mariana Knabben

Once upon a time there was a guy named Gustavo, who came to visit a friend of mine for a weekend. (…)

Wednesday, November 18th, 2009
By Josiah Daniel Golojuh
Wiltern Theatre
Mere seconds before the start of the show, I stood in line for merch. (…)

Story by Jameson Piedimonte
I received a text message from Music Union contributor Coco Fondu informing me that I had to write a review of the Asobi Seksu/Loney Dear/Anna Ternheim tour now that I’m back, recovering with In N’Out shakes and sitting around trolling Facebook. (…)

Monday, November 16th, 2009
by Josiah Daniel Golojuh
On a crisp LA sunday afternoon I spent over three hours in a record store on a first date, my last first date. (…)

by Young Jin Choi

Y.C.: You are a scholar, an ordained minister, a philosopher, a sociologist of religion, but most importantly, “you’re also an African American” (Dyson 2007, 3). (…)

Young Jin Choi, 18 Years, Mongoloid, College Freshman

The opening act of the band was a blues trio with a singer, guitarist, and keyboardist that played some lousy lounge music. (…)

Text & Pictures by Mariana Knabben

This might sound dumb to you, but I only found out that U2 was going to be performing at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena at the same week. (…)

Story by Alexis Hawkins
I love Sunset Rubdown. Their music tickles my soul like a childhood memory so perfect that I must’ve made it up. (…)

Text & Pictures by Mariana Knabben

I was the first one to see the signs for the Snow Patrol concert on Tuesday, October 20th at the Wiltern Theatre leaving my English class. (…)