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May 27, 2025 10:26 p.m.
With her song-writing artistry, chiabiee turns to music to share personal stories

Chianie Chi stands against a tree in the Franklin D. Murphy Sculpture Garden and looks to her right while wearing a white top and denim pants. The fourth-year linguistics and computer science student releases music under the artist name chiabiee and is working on an upcoming EP. (Isabella Appell/Daily Bruin)

With each note sung and guitar chord strung, Chianie Chi’s melodic tone echoes her love for music.
The fourth-year linguistics and computer science student said her love for music began at a young age as she grew up watching singing competitions for fun with her family and recorded voice memos of herself singing the songs she made.

By Makayla Sandoval

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May 27, 2025 8:14 p.m.
Winner Takes All: Grooving through Icon Award winner Janet Jackson’s legendary albums

Janet Jackson may not always receive her flowers, but her musical impact knows no bounds.
After receiving the Icon Award at the American Music Awards yesterday – and with the recent resurgence in popularity of her 2001 hit “Someone To Call My Lover” – there has never been a better time to look back on the five-time Grammy winner’s supreme songbook.

By Reid Sperisen, Aisosa Onaghise, and Patton Liu

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