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After receiving five Grammy nominations for her 2004 solo debut album, Love. Angel. Music. Baby., Gwen Stefani's The Sweet Escape has secured her position as an R&B, pop and hip-hop artist. The new album touches upon each genre and offers tracks for each, giving fans a range of different sounds.
Ever since 2003's Closer reached No. 1 on the Billboard charts, Josh Groban fans have been eagerly awaiting another taste of his classical-infused pop. On Awake, his latest album, he maintains his signature sound while bringing a more personal touch to his work through increased involvement in the arrangements and production of the songs.
After winning three Grammys for his 2004 breakout Get Lifted (Sony Urban Music), John Legend's Once Again shows a transition away from soul-infused pop, favoring a more retro sound. Counting on the collaboration of well-known producers such as will.i.am, Kanye West and Raphael Saadiq, the album's upbeat, bright tone maintains Legend's ubiquitous sensibility throughout.
Amid recent criticisms of students' lack of interaction with the world outside the Duke bubble, one group of students is using their artistic abilities to bond with the local community.
