On the heels of the release of the music video for "Sign Language," a Kinetics & One Love song inspired by the 2010 Cornell suicides, The Sun spoke once again with Jeremy "Kinetics" Dussolliet '09 to discuss this new direction and the experiences that continue to resonate and inspire him even after graduation.

The Cornell Daily Sun's Arts Staff presents the best songs of 2012, after a long and heated vote. 

Leading up to his Tuesday lecture and D.J. set, The Sun spoke with Prof. Afrika Bambaataa about what he plans to teach at Cornell, government censorship and the mixtape’s effect on hip-hop culture.

Hardcore punk group Trash Talk and hip-hop duo Mellowhype brought an unrivaled energy and flippancy to The Haunt last Friday, according to James Rainis '14. 

Alice Wang '15 divulges her iTunes' "Most Played Songs" and provides a rundown of the soundtrack of her life.

The Sun spoke with renowned composer Jake Heggie about the inspiration he finds in opera, his personal past struggles and this year’s elections. 

Tyran Grillo grad reviews Friday's transcendent and dynamic performance at Bailey, at which pianist Peter Serkin and the Shanghai String Quartet dazzled the audience.

What does silence sound like? Alloy Orchestra comes to Cornell this weekend to play their soundtrack to three silent film classics. Arts and Entertainment Editor Zachary Zahos '15 corresponded with Alloy director Ken Winokur about inspiration, influences and working with dead directors. 

Andrew Bird's new album is intricately and infallibly beautiful, writes Sydney Ramsden '14. 

The astounding variety of styles and maestro musicians at the State Theatre's NY Banjo Summit has Clio Chang '14 praising the event as "a night of talent, spirit and roots."