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The buildings alongside Walnut Street were wrapped in corrugated aluminum, hiding the historic brick facades. Some had been renovated to the styles of the ‘80s. It was a mishmash of architecture. The street was paved over as a plaza for pedestrians to walk from store to store — except they didn’t.
Spending long nights in the studio mixing music and perfecting recordings is one of the major things music media production majors do. Here are a few more, as told by the students themselves.
Editor's note: Muncie Origins is a Ball State Daily News series profiling various businesses that originated in Muncie.
Mixing jazz and hip-hop, eight brothers come together to change how students experience music. They say it is time for a refresh.
“I love that I suck!”
Clouds of vapor roll upwards through the open basement of Be Here Now as groups of twenty-somethings snatch beers before the show. Guitarist Zach Smithson saunters onto the sunken hardwood stage, ready to make Cocaine Culture’s premiere at this Muncie staple.
