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Articles tagged "kenna" Capsule ReviewsKenna: Make Sure They See My Faceby Evan Sawdey[15.Oct.07] :. Face remains a giddy, guilt-free taste of electro-pop that single-handedly renders Kenna as a force to be reckoned with.  Music ReviewMark Ronson: Versionby Mike Schiller[25.Jun.07] :. If Ronson is going to pander to an audience, he may as well be straightforward about it.  Music ReviewKenna: New Sacred Cowby Ryan Potts[4.Sep.03] :. Connecting the dots of Fred Durst, Duran Duran, and the Neptunes into a coherent musical picture isn’t an easy task—but the Ethiopian-born synth-funk artist Kenna finds some way to piece... Events ReviewKennaby Justin Peters[8.Jul.03] :. S E T L I S T Sunday After YouHell BentFreetimeMan FadingRed ManNew Sacred CowI’m GoneLove Hate Sensation Halfway through Kenna’s brief set on 19 June, he... |
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