This week on Sounds from the Keep, Ian Salazar sat down to talk with us about his multiple projects, how he got his start in sound engineering, and the appeal of living in New York City. @ian-skinny-salazar

www.thisiswavelength.com/sftk/iansalazar

Sounds from the Keep is a monthly, multimedia publication shaped by interviews with local musicians, primarily working musicians, in and around the Dallas area.

This week on Sounds from the Keep, Brody Price sat down to talk with us about the Travis picking style, how the element of space is incorporated into writing, and his recently released debut album, What’s the Point in Trying.

https://www.thisiswavelength.com/sftk/brodyprice

Sounds from the Keep is a monthly, multimedia publication shaped by interviews with local musicians, primarily working musicians, in and around the Dallas area.

This week on Sounds from the Keep, Carleigh Reese aka HONIN sat down to talk with us about the effects of social media, maintaining authenticity as an artist, and her upcoming EP slated for release next year.

This week on Sounds from the Keep, Philip and Loren Pappas of Mountain Natives sat down to talk with us about how they met, their upcoming string of EP releases, and pushing through the milieu of negativity to stay positive and make music.

@mountainnatives

This week on Sounds from the Keep, Salim Nourallah sat down to talk with us about his growth as a musician over the years, the upcoming release of his album, Somewhere South of Sane, and the opening of his new label in East Dallas, Palo Santo Records.

@salimnourallah

This week on Sounds from the Keep, Christopher Moock sat down to talk with us about audio engineering, his involvement in the Vas Deferens Organization, and the upcoming release of his band, Spora Junket’s, debut album.

This week on Sounds from the Keep, Justin Cooley of BOUT sat down to talk with us about sampling music, his creative process, and the reciprocated energy between crowd and performer.

@boutislame

This week on Sounds from the Keep, Derrick Soto (King of the Beach) and Ben McCracken (From Parts Unknown) sat down with us to talk about the DIY approach to music, independent labels, and the decline of the grunge metal & punk scene in Dallas.

This week on Sounds from the Keep, Alex Montenegro of Skirts sat down with us to talk about starting her own label, branching out from studio to stage, and the online underground bedroom pop network.

@skirtsmusic

This week on Sounds from the Keep, Jordan Edwards of IAMYU sat down with us to talk about accepting change, building soundscapes, and the inclusivity of the Dallas music scene.

@iamyumusic