Erica Campbell is a News Editor for ENTtech Media Group and PAPER, as well as a contributor to NME. With a diverse portfolio, Erica covers a wide range of topics including music, culture, and entertainment. Her work has been featured in publications such as Architectural Digest, SPIN, and Paste Magazine.
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By: Erica Campbell
"I hope people feel sexy, powerful and naughty!"
“You just love being a human,” St. Vincent says to me with a knowing grin as I walk out of one of the studios of New York City’s Electric Lady.
"If Beyoncé can do it, so can we."
"As always, our ethos is love in the face of gloom."
"There's no other music like it in the world. It's not a game. It's not a gag."
Holly Wellington (aka Holysseus Fly ) had one take, live vocals and a dream, all culminating in the ambitious, blue-hued video for her latest single, “Out Of This World.” The song was written about dreaming of a big, delicious future and being open to all that future can hold. The singer pushed her boundaries with her creative team for the visuals, highlighting the “team that has been with me on the journey.”
By: Erica Campbell
"This is just the beginning for 'Tribal Mark' and we’re excited to bring this to more eyes across the globe."
From a rapper’s grandiose penthouse delight to the sleaziest dive bars spinning vinyl, PAPER is giving you a first-hand look into the Big Apple’s most hype-worthy music experiences in Seriously, What Are You Doing? — straight from the music editor's mouth. Are you or someone you love feeling restless in the city that never sleeps? Here’s what you should be doing (seriously!).
According to Liily, their new track “More” was "pretty simple" to put together. "It was created with many of the tracks on the EP," they tell PAPER. "It started with a sampled loop of bass and drums; melodically and lyrically, it all just easily spilled out. I didn’t have much trouble conceptualizing or executing what I had to say, as I wanted to keep the lyrics super simple, direct, and intentional, straying away from nuance. The opposing styles of verse singing and chorus shouting felt necessary." Comprised of singer Dylan Nash, drummer Maxx Morando (who we've seen gracing the Grammys red carpet with girlfriend Miley Cyrus) guitarist Sam De La Torre and bassist Charlie Anastasis
Born into the world of fashion as the daughter of the founders of the iconic Y2K brand BCBGMAXAZRIA, Agnes Azaria could have let the “cynical part” of the industry drive her into a jaded stupor. Instead, she took all that music and style knowledge and fused it into songs that discuss how beauty standards shouldn’t trap you and instead focus on the “freedom to change and discover yourself regardless of societal norms.”
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