Posts in ANALYSIS
Media and Music: Looking Back at the Soundtrack to “The Lorax,” Ten Years Wiser

In the decade after its initial release, “The Lorax” and its soundtrack have experienced widespread commercial success, spawning endless memes in the process. However, the soundtrack was initially panned by several critics, who cited a shallow lyricism and absurd production. Despite the original reaction, the soundtrack for “The Lorax” stands as a powerful and much enjoyable piece of children’s media.

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Ballad Breakdown: Paris Paloma’s “labour” Perfectly Captures Feminine Anguish

We put in twice the emotional labor for every bit of physical labor we do, all to get brushed aside by the men in our lives. This Women’s History Month brings with it a feminist power ballad that perfectly encapsulates the rage of us, our mothers, our grandmothers, and generations beyond.

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