The “Hamilton” Broadway musical Uber hit of the 21st Century may leave one with the impression that Hamilton was well loved during his historical time. What is clear from contemporaries and contemporaneous writings for Hamilton’s period is that Hamilton and Adams/Jefferson had distinct differences on the constitution, and future direction of these United States of America.
Born and raised in Catalonia, Rosalía has carved a singular path in contemporary music. With a degree in Flamenco Interpretation from the Catalonia College of Music, she approaches her craft with scholarly rigor while maintaining an intuitive connection to innovation.
Born in Muswell Hill, North London, Ray Davies didn’t just chronicle British life—he mythologized it. While his peers in the British Invasion were busy conquering America with blues riffs and love songs, Davies was writing miniature plays: wry, often melancholy portraits of manners, misfits, and misadventures
