Kerell Reminds Us Why "People Still Dance to Hits"
Upstate New York rapper, producer, and innovator Kerell returns with his 2025 album People Still Dance to Hits — a high-energy, genre-blending project that taps into something rare in today’s music: pure, unfiltered movement. Fusing Jersey Club, R&B, drum & bass, and hip-hop, Kerell crafts a sound that feels nostalgic yet forward-pushing. This isn’t music made to follow trends — it’s made to move people, the way real hits always have.
SCHENECTADY City Gives Belmont Pop Warner a One-Time Grant, but Critics Say More Needs to Be Done
The long-running Belmont Pop Warner football team will receive city funding for the first time after the Schenectady City Council reached a compromise Monday, approving a one-time $25,000 grant.
Schenectady’s Second Spark: The Global-Backed Rise of a Cultural Music Boom From Americas First City of Light
Schenectady’s Second Spark: The Global-Backed Rise of a Cultural Music Boom From Americas First City of Light
🍴 The Capital Region’s Secret Sauce: How Its Underground Food Scene Became a TikTok Obsession
As someone who’s spent the last decade taste-testing and obsessing over the best hidden food gems, I can tell you this: the Capital Region’s food scene isn’t just having a moment — it’s sparking a quiet revolution. And if you’ve seen your FYP lately, you know what I’m talking about.