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black and white photo of a guitarist playing at night in front of an outdoor concert audience

Goose guitarist and vocalist Rick Mitarotonda B.M. '16 performed with the band at a sold-out Portland, Maine, show on July 6, 2023.

Image by Adam Berta

Both Sides of Goose, America's Premier Jam Band

On a new Sounds of Berklee: Goose’s live act attracts a devoted following—and the band's studio work highlights the sharp songs that spark their legendary jams.

Indigo Ansin sits on a rock under a tree

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Chrysalis's Indigo Ansin Emerges

In this episode of Sounds of Berklee, the Boston Calling–bound indie folk artist explores how discovering songwriting and a supportive queer community led to deeper self-discovery.

David Ibbett holding a conducting baton

David Ibbett

Image by Raja Palanimurugan

What Does Science Sound Like?

In the latest episode of Sounds of Berklee, “electro-symphonic” composer David Ibbett breaks down his process for turning scientific data into musical notes.

Aviations band

Aviations, from left to right: Eric Palmer B.M. '16, Richard Blumenthal, Sam Harchik B.M. '15, Adam Benjamin B.M. '15, James Knoerl B.M. '15, and Werner Erkelens.

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Aviations Cozies up to Metal with 11-Minute 'Outliers'

The six-member band (four of whom are Berklee alumni) turn out a Dream Theater–inspired epic.