Podcasts about keeled scales

Our Record of the Week is Katy Kirby's Blue Raspberry. After graduating from Belmont University here in Nashville Tennessee, Katy Kirby released Cool Dry Place on the Keeled Scales record label out of Austin. The record received acclaim far and wide. The folks over at Anti- Records, home of Tom Waits and Fleet Foxes noticed it too and signed a record deal with Katy Kirby. The new label has a new expansion of sound on the record and features many Nashville musicians and explores concepts of religion, personal identity and what it is to be real.

Good Looks is an indie rock band from Austin, Texas. I caught up with the band @ the 2022 Treefort Music Festival in Boise, Idaho. We chatted about how the band got going, the creative and songwriting dynamics, the making of their debut LP, Bummer Year, and more. Bummer Year is available on vinyl, via Keeled Scales Records, and all streaming platforms. To keep up with Good Looks, Keeled Scales, the sponsors for the episode, and the Dan Cable Presents Podcast, please check out the links below! --------------------------------------------------- Thank you to DistroKid for sponsoring this episode of the podcast. Use the link below to receive 30% off your first year of DistroKid services. https://distrokid.com/?c=cable Big thanks to Drops! For sponsoring the episode and being my goto edible choice. Look for Drops at a dispensary near you.  https://www.dropscandies.com Good Looks: https://goodlooksband.com/ --------------------------------------------------- INSTAGRAM: @goodlooksband @keeledscales @dancablepresents @distrokid @dropscandies @vrtxmag  Email: dancablepresents@gmail.com Spotify Playlists: https://open.spotify.com/user/54u8tkp1mevtd0i3cz79qbp8l?si=-4NT4PWPSlSowoXQkJhlkA Apple Playlists: https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/dcp-april-2022/pl.u-EdAVRqdsXqWdRJ Venmo: Dan-Cable-Presents --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dan-cable-presents/message

Moriah Bailey - "The Ocean Life" from the 2022 album i tried words on Keeled Scales. "i was hoping on the ocean life to pull through /turns out i'll have to say goodbye real soon." On her sophomore full-length, i tried words, harpist/vocalist Moriah Bailey reflects on the end of a relationship, and the definitions and expectations of "femininity" that can play into not only romantic relationships, but friendships, jobs, or family.  Not only is this reflected in her words, but also on the expanded sound she presents on the new album. After recording the voice and harp parts in her former rental home in Tucson, AZ, she recruited Sarah Reid (violin), Ryan Robinson (percussion), and Ricky Tutaan (guitar) to contribute to those tracks, allowing them to follow their own "musical intuition and insight." The beautifully woven results provide a backdrop for her thoughtful lyrics, ruminating on the struggle of dualities: "yes/no, future/past, darkness/light, giving/taking, masculinity/femininity, wants/needs." Today's Song of the Day is accompanied by a video directed by Lauren Reese. Bailey shares on her Instagram, "When we initially talked about collaborating on this, I let her listen to the whole album and choose a song that she was excited about. The video was filmed at the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma. Elmer Fajardo and [Holly Pierce] assisted Lauren in shooting the video and providing me moral support in being in front of the camera. Ha. The result is a really compelling illustration of themes in the song that plays with shots of light, reflections, shadows, movement, and water." Read the full story at KEXP.orgSupport the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If you’re following The Deer on their Instagram (and you should), you’ve been privy to their adventures on the road, from The Hideout in Chicago to Ecker’s Apple Farm in Wisconsin. The tour is supporting their latest LP, the heart-meltingly gorgeous The Beautiful Undead, via Keeled Scales. And as they make their way back through […]

With South By South West 2022 just a month away, the “must-see” previews are beginning to pop out. And if you're the type that prefers to soak up as much Austin music as possible during SX, you'll want to check out the Keeled Scales official showcase on March 17th at Cheer Up Charlie's. Among the […]

We’re steppin’ up to represent with Love Austin Music Month, a friendly reminder to show love for your favorite Austin music artists. Today’s Austin Music Minute presents a new favorite making their debut on Keeled Scales, Good Looks. Led by vocalist Tyler Jordan (Tyler Jordan and the Negative Space) and longtime collaborator Jake Ames, the […]

Now (well…anytime, really) is the perfect time to relive the shimmering expanse of Rain On Dust, RF Shannon‘s first release on Keeled Scales and the follow up to the gorgeous haze of Trickster Blues (2018, Cosmic Dreamer). Many tendrils branch off this vast soundscape – mellow psych-Americana, soulful alt.-country, desert rock, Lockhart psychfolk bliss, call it […]

Please join host Patrick Sprehe as he welcomes Skylar Rochelle to Center Cuts. Skylar discusses her life growing up in Kansas City, some early music experiences with her family, college experiences and plans, her exposure to the music industry at The Bridge, her roles at Keeled Scales and Melted Magazine, and her involvement with Manor Records. Skylar also shares her thoughts about what makes KC special, and how we can find ways to provide safe spaces for young people to enjoy live music. https://bridge909.org/shows/the-z-show https://www.manorrecords.com/label Each episode will focus on the guest's life, career in the music industry, great things about Kansas City, and areas of need in the KC music industry with suggested courses of action for improvement. Hope you can join us!

After two months away, your favorite house cat has returned for another show! In this emotionally heavy episode, Ryan talks about life and death. Ryan talks about his new(ish) job and bereavement. Ryan gives tribute to a couple fallen family members. Ryan shares one of his personal favorite music industry stories from his career. Ryan discusses live music returning to Austin,TX. Ryan talks about going to Cheer Up Charlie's and dancing to a DJ spinning. Ryan discuses attending Stubbs BBQ to see The Black Pumas. Ryan chastises shitty concert promoters. Ryan discusses the Keeled Scales and Polyvinyl Records partnership. Ryan dreams about wanting to start Sub Pop South.  Ryan also talks about the music industry infrastructure that exists in Austin. Ryan talks about Sony Music Entertainment disregarding unrecouped balances from heritage Artists. Of course Ryan gives you his Strain of the Week. Ryan implores you to Stop The Asian Hate. The theme song from this episode features elements from the song "It's Alive" by Velcrowolf. Music between segments features elements from "Wave at Your Grave" by Velcrowolf. Full tracks "Your Turn to Cry" from Miller Campbell, "Justice League" by Pat G are featured in this episode. All music is used with permission. Follow everyone featured in this episode on IG @SoundAndStrain @MillerCampbellMusic @IAmPat_G @TheLoyaltyFirm This episode was produced and edited by Ryan Cano. 

"Katy Kirby takes the top spot on this week’s BTR Top 10! Our hosts are spinning her album, Cool Dry Place (Keeled Scales) the most this week! Debuting on the countdown: Sunny Wary, Kishi Bashi, Lo Talker, Blanketman Find your favorite album in the mix and support the artist by buying an album or some merch! Here’s The Full List: 1. KATY KIRBY, Cool Dry Place (Keeled Scales) 2. PEARL CHARLES, Magic Mirror (Kanine) 3. POSTDATA, Twin Flames (Paper Bag) 4. BLANKETMAN, National Trust [EP]PIAS 5. SARAH MARY CHADWICK, Me And Ennui Are Friends, Baby (Rice Is Nice) 6. BORN RUFFIANS, Pulp [EP] (Yep Roc) 7. LO TALKER, A Comedy Of Errors (Arts & Crafts) 8. MIDDLE KIDS, Today We’re The Greatest (Domino) 9. KISHI BASHI, Emigrant (Joyful Noise) 10. SUNNY WAR, Simple Syrup (Hen House/ORG) 00:00 - Emily (Coming Through by Kyle Edward Connolly) 00:59 - Lucid Lucy - Sunny War 04:27 - A Song For You - Kishi Bashi 08:16 - Lost in Los Angeles - Middle Kids 11:58 - Automatic Lover - Lo Talker 14:44 - Beyond the Lightning - Born Ruffians 18:20 - Emily 18:51 - Please Daddy - Sarah Mary Chadwick 22:20 - Beach Body - Blanketman 24:57 - Kissing - Postdata 28:11 - Only For Tonight - Pearl Charles 32:29 - Emily (Coming Through by Kyle Edward Connolly) 33:58 - Traffic! - Katy Kirby 37:34 - Finish "

"Katy Kirby takes the top spot on this week’s BTR Top 10! Our hosts are spinning her album, Cool Dry Place (Keeled Scales) the most this week! Debuting on the countdown: Sunny Wary, Kishi Bashi, Lo Talker, Blanketman Find your favorite album in the mix and support the artist by buying an album or some merch! Here’s The Full List: 1. KATY KIRBY, Cool Dry Place (Keeled Scales) 2. PEARL CHARLES, Magic Mirror (Kanine) 3. POSTDATA, Twin Flames (Paper Bag) 4. BLANKETMAN, National Trust [EP]PIAS 5. SARAH MARY CHADWICK, Me And Ennui Are Friends, Baby (Rice Is Nice) 6. BORN RUFFIANS, Pulp [EP] (Yep Roc) 7. LO TALKER, A Comedy Of Errors (Arts & Crafts) 8. MIDDLE KIDS, Today We’re The Greatest (Domino) 9. KISHI BASHI, Emigrant (Joyful Noise) 10. SUNNY WAR, Simple Syrup (Hen House/ORG) 00:00 - Emily (Coming Through by Kyle Edward Connolly) 00:59 - Lucid Lucy - Sunny War 04:27 - A Song For You - Kishi Bashi 08:16 - Lost in Los Angeles - Middle Kids 11:58 - Automatic Lover - Lo Talker 14:44 - Beyond the Lightning - Born Ruffians 18:20 - Emily 18:51 - Please Daddy - Sarah Mary Chadwick 22:20 - Beach Body - Blanketman 24:57 - Kissing - Postdata 28:11 - Only For Tonight - Pearl Charles 32:29 - Emily (Coming Through by Kyle Edward Connolly) 33:58 - Traffic! - Katy Kirby 37:34 - Finish "

It's obviously not just the film industry that's having trouble during the pandemic; the music industry's working bands have found their main revenue stream of touring currently not an option for this last year. On this episode is Laura Colwell and Stephen Salisbury of the Austin, TX band Sun June, who, between their dreamy “regret pop” and self-directed videos, have a foot in both industries. Here we discuss:- these two Bay Area concert docs of the late '60s;- Janis Joplin and Otis Redding's iconic performances in the former;- the snuff film aspects of the latter;- the forced-mythologized bookending of both;- their cameramen directors D.A. Pennebaker and the Maysles Bros;- and other contributors such as Shelter's co-director and -editor Charlotte Zwerin.Also:- How Sun June literally started out in an editing room;- what their working band entails now with members across multiple cities;- rock critic Robert Christgau's clear-eyed essay “Anatomy of a Love Festival”;- what Albert Maysles told me when I interviewed him in 2000;- how wildly different the industry was financially between now and 1967;- and what techniques these docs can have for a modern band making their own videos and controlling their own image.Colwell, along with being lead singer and keyboard player for Sun June, works in the film industry and has edited features and docs, including Also Starring Austin, about the city's history on film. Salisbury, Sun June's guitarist, also worked in the film industry on films such as Knight of Cups, Song to Song, and the doc Becoming Leslie. He is currently in the graduate program studying microbiology at the University of North Carolina. They both also write songs for the band.Sun June's sophomore album, Somewhere, was just released via Run For Cover and Keeled Scales. You can find out more at the band's website, such as where to stream live performances and, when bands can do so again, tour dates. Checking out their videos page is also highly recommended, too.Monterey Pop and Gimme Shelter are both, respectively, streaming on HBO Max and both, respectively, physically on the Criterion Collection.

"Buck Meek takes the top spot on this week’s BTR Top 10! Our hosts are spinning his new album, Two Saviors (Keeled Scales) the most this week! Debuting on the countdown: Andrew Thoreen, The Besnard Lakes Find your favorite in the mix and support the artist by buying an album or some merch! Here’s The Full List: 1. BUCK MEEK, Two Saviors (Keeled Scales) 2. JORDANA, Something To Say To You (Grand Jury) 3. SLAUGHTER BEACH DOG, At The Moonbase (Lame-O) 4. MARIYA MAY, Kiki And Mel’s Drive-Time Circus (Ten Dollar) 5. CALL ME SPINSTER, Call Me Spinster [EP] (Strolling Bones) 6. LANDSHAPES, Contact (Bella Union/PIAS) 7. QUARTER-LIFE CRISIS, Quarter-Live Crisis (Saddle Creek) 8. ANDREW THOREEN, Songs Of Invitation For Guitar Duet (self-released) 9. MICHAEL PETER OLSEN, Yearning Flow (Hand Drawn Dracula) 10. THE BESNARD LAKES, The Besnard Lakes Are The Last Of The Great Thunderstorm Warnings (Fat Cat) 00:00 - Emily 01:49 - Raindrops - The Besnard Lakes 06:57 - 7 Days - Michael Peter Olsen 15:17 - Sinking in Low, Thinking in Love (Guitar Duet No. 1) Andrew Thoreen 19:49 - Comfortable (feat. Hand Habits) - Quarter-Life Crisis 22:27 - Drama - Landshapes 25:38 - Emily 26:09 - Stop Wait - Call Me Spinster 29:10 - Oh No! Oh No! Oh No! - Mariya May 32:30 - My Girl - Slaughter Beach, Dog 34:39 - Big - Jordana 37:03 - Emily 38:06 - Second Sight - Buck Meek 42:03 - Finish "

"Buck Meek, the founding member of Big Thief, announced his sophomore album, Two Saviors ,which will be out January 15th via Keeled Scales. Check out the single "Second Sight" today on The Jaunt. Plus music from Quintron and Miss Pussycat, Bartees Strange, Idles, Dirty Projectors, The Budos Band, our top artist Laura Jane Grace, and Kevin Hambrick, an artist from Fort Wayne, Indiana that I featured on my recent edition of Spotlight on The City. Make sure to stay tuned to the end for a song called "Baby Man Hands" by Paris, from his latest album, Safe Space Invader.  The self produced release is a commentary on Black life in 2020 America. 00:00 - The Jaunt on BTR 00:40 - Second Sight - Buck Meek 04:33 - Bundle of hyacinths - Field Medic 07:31 - Turn Turn - Native Harrow 13:04 - Ndimakukonda - Anjimile 14:40 - New Music - Another Michael 17:55 - Fishbowl - Warren Dunes 20:44 - End Of The Line - The Goodbye Party 22:59 - The Jaunt on BTR 23:53 - In A Cab - Bartees Strange 26:10 - Where's Karen? - Quintron and Miss Pussycat 31:13 - Hold My Hand - Death Valley Girls 33:51 - Subterranean Brain - Secret Stare 37:59 - MEPEM… - Frankie and the Witch Fingers 46:17 - Grounds - IDLES 49:14 - SuperNatural Possession - Laura Jane Grace 51:13 - The Jaunt on BTR 51:54 - Dandelions / Liminal - Emmy The Great 55:10 - Red Clouds - HESS 59:55 - Tall Window - Doghouse Reilly 62:51 - Channel 2 - Slow Pulp 65:13 - Take A Bow - Matt Berry 68:07 - Anybody Care (Keep Siingin’) - Kevin Hambrick 71:29 - The Jaunt on BTR 72:18 - Love's The Illusion - Drew Citron 75:21 - The Dream is Over - Taylor Locke 78:05 - Noodle Soup - Born Ruffians 81:24 - Rare Air - Mildlife 88:04 - Take Some Time - Song Sung 93:05 - Gilgamesh - Sufjan Stevens 97:53 - The Jaunt on BTR 98:22 - There I Said It - Dirty Projectors 99:43 - Red - Yellow Bonfire-Cayucas 103:36 - Grief Cloud - PALIMONY 106:56 - All the Clues - Danny 110:41 - Notch In Your Belt - Yves Jarvis 114:02 - The Jaunt on BTR 114:40 - Baby Man Hands - Paris 117:39 - The Wrangler - The Budos Band 120:40 - Finish "

"Merce Lemon takes the stop spot in this week’s BTR Top 10! Her new album, Moonth, is available now from Crafted Sounds/Darling. Debuting on the countdown this week are Samantha Crain, Busty and the Base, Bebel Gilberto, and Land of Talk. Here’s the full list: 1. MERCE LEMON, Moonth (Crafted Sound/Darling) 2. ALLEGRA KRIEGER,  The Joys Of Forgetting (Northern Spy Records) 3. COURTNEY MARIE ANDREWS, Old Flowers (Fat Possum) 4. WILL JOHNSON, El Capitán (Keeled Scales) 5. ALEX IZENBERG, Caravan Château (Domino) 6. BUSTY AND THE BASS, Eddie (Arts & Crafts) 7. BEBEL GILBERTO, Agora (PIAS) 8. LAND OF TALK, Indistinct Conversations (Saddle Creek) 9. SAMANTHA CRAIN, A Small Death (Ramseur) 10. FONTAINES DC, A Hero's Death (Partisan) 00:00 - Emily 01:10 - I Don't Belong - Fontaines D.C. 04:29 - Pastime - Samantha Crain 07:52 - Weight of that Weekend - Land of Talk 11:35 - Cliche - Bebel Gilberto 15:00 - Eddie - Busty and the Bass 19:01 - Emily 19:47 - Anne In Strange Furs - Alex Izenberg 23:12 - Bloody Boxer - Will Johnson 25:20 - Old Flowers - Courtney Marie Andrews 29:00 - The Push and the Pull - Allegra Krieger 32:21 - Emily 33:26 - Dragon Friends - Merce Lemon 35:57 - Finish "

"Merce Lemon takes the stop spot in this week’s BTR Top 10! Her new album, Moonth, is available now from Crafted Sounds/Darling. Debuting on the countdown this week are Samantha Crain, Busty and the Base, Bebel Gilberto, and Land of Talk. Here’s the full list: 1. MERCE LEMON, Moonth (Crafted Sound/Darling) 2. ALLEGRA KRIEGER,  The Joys Of Forgetting (Northern Spy Records) 3. COURTNEY MARIE ANDREWS, Old Flowers (Fat Possum) 4. WILL JOHNSON, El Capitán (Keeled Scales) 5. ALEX IZENBERG, Caravan Château (Domino) 6. BUSTY AND THE BASS, Eddie (Arts & Crafts) 7. BEBEL GILBERTO, Agora (PIAS) 8. LAND OF TALK, Indistinct Conversations (Saddle Creek) 9. SAMANTHA CRAIN, A Small Death (Ramseur) 10. FONTAINES DC, A Hero's Death (Partisan) 00:00 - Emily 01:10 - I Don't Belong - Fontaines D.C. 04:29 - Pastime - Samantha Crain 07:52 - Weight of that Weekend - Land of Talk 11:35 - Cliche - Bebel Gilberto 15:00 - Eddie - Busty and the Bass 19:01 - Emily 19:47 - Anne In Strange Furs - Alex Izenberg 23:12 - Bloody Boxer - Will Johnson 25:20 - Old Flowers - Courtney Marie Andrews 29:00 - The Push and the Pull - Allegra Krieger 32:21 - Emily 33:26 - Dragon Friends - Merce Lemon 35:57 - Finish "

"Helvetia takes the stop spot in this week's BTR Top 10! Their new album, This Devastating Map, is available now from Joyful Noise. Debuting on the countdown this week are Alex Izenberg, LA Witch, and Will Johnson. Here's the full list: 1. HELVETIA, This Devastating Map (Joyful Noise) 2. ALLEGRA KRIEGER,  The Joys Of Forgetting (Northern Spy Records) 3. DEHD, Flower Of Devotion (Fire Talk) 4. ALEX IZENBERG, Caravan Château (Domino) 5. JORDANA, Something To Say [EP] (Grand Jury) 6. MARIYA MAY, Strictly A Cappella (Ten Dollar Recording Co.) 7. LA WITCH, Play With Fire (Suicide Squeeze) 8. WILL JOHNSON, El Capitán (Keeled Scales) 9. COURTNEY MARIE ANDREWS, Old Flowers (Fat Possum) 10. NYALLAH, Reflections [EP] (Self-Released) 00:00 - DJ Emily (Scorpio Rising by Soccer Mommy) 01:19 - outro: The Journey - Nyallah 04:42 - Burlap String - Courtney Marie Andrews 08:30 - El Capitan - Will Johnson 11:41 - Dark Horse - LA Witch 15:10 - Nearly Lost My Mind - Mariya May 17:51 - DJ Emily 18:20 - Hitman - Jordana 20:54 - Anne in Strange Furs - Alex Izenberg 24:17 - Nobody - Dehd 27:00 - Rot - Allegra Krieger 30:00 - DJ Emily 31:12 - Love Me - Helvetia 33:12 - Finish "

"Helvetia takes the stop spot in this week's BTR Top 10! Their new album, This Devastating Map, is available now from Joyful Noise. Debuting on the countdown this week are Alex Izenberg, LA Witch, and Will Johnson. Here's the full list: 1. HELVETIA, This Devastating Map (Joyful Noise) 2. ALLEGRA KRIEGER,  The Joys Of Forgetting (Northern Spy Records) 3. DEHD, Flower Of Devotion (Fire Talk) 4. ALEX IZENBERG, Caravan Château (Domino) 5. JORDANA, Something To Say [EP] (Grand Jury) 6. MARIYA MAY, Strictly A Cappella (Ten Dollar Recording Co.) 7. LA WITCH, Play With Fire (Suicide Squeeze) 8. WILL JOHNSON, El Capitán (Keeled Scales) 9. COURTNEY MARIE ANDREWS, Old Flowers (Fat Possum) 10. NYALLAH, Reflections [EP] (Self-Released) 00:00 - DJ Emily (Scorpio Rising by Soccer Mommy) 01:19 - outro: The Journey - Nyallah 04:42 - Burlap String - Courtney Marie Andrews 08:30 - El Capitan - Will Johnson 11:41 - Dark Horse - LA Witch 15:10 - Nearly Lost My Mind - Mariya May 17:51 - DJ Emily 18:20 - Hitman - Jordana 20:54 - Anne in Strange Furs - Alex Izenberg 24:17 - Nobody - Dehd 27:00 - Rot - Allegra Krieger 30:00 - DJ Emily 31:12 - Love Me - Helvetia 33:12 - Finish "

This week for the CHIRP Radio podcast, features contributor Eddie spoke with Jess of Chicago-based indie folk band Tenci about how she formed the band, her recent streaming performances and the reception of her band’s latest album, My Heart is An Open Field out via Keeled Scales. Produced by Eddie Sayago. Photo Credit: Rachel Azzi Lessing

DC’s Mike James and Mollie Ames discuss: All terrestrial segments were recorded live on July 11th (Day 193 of 2020), and all podcast segments were recorded live on July 12th (Day 194 of 2020) Wondering what some of the absolute worst jobs are have right now because of the pandemic, systemic racism and all the right-wing wackadoos out there controlling the narrative.  (Part 1 of 3 of the Podcast only content) The Ivy League proves yet again to be the smartest place for higher education in the country. Remember when the NCAA used to preach that all their collegiate athletes are students first and athletes second? Yeah, that's been proven to be exactly what we've always known it to be, an absolute lie.  A brief explanation of what cognitive dissonance is, i.e., trying to explain how all these conservative nationalist nutcakes out there are always contradicting themselves. Speaking of disconnects, how can a network that has forever positively alter TV programming as many times as Fox has over the years also be the same network that propelled Trump to power? (Part 2 of 3 of the Podcast only content, begins around the 1:11:00 mark) Lachlan MacKinnon’s ‘Best of Edition’ Let Me Tell You A Story: “And Still Champion” (begins around the 1:22:00 mark) Why is it that it seems like all older Italian men from Northeast Ohio are as misogynistic as they are racist (a tale about Ohio's state legislator Nino Vitale who confirms this stereotype almost every time he posts something)?  The new Holy Trinity: Pro-Life, Guns, and Anti-vaccines... Amen.  Deshaun Jackson and Stephen Jackson (no relation) are proving any time you delve into any form of 'nationalism', it's largely comprised of hatred and lies all disguised as messages of empowerment and pride.  Mollie’s Weekly Reports: Waterfalls are nature's bidet, becoming a nudists might be the safest thing to be in Florida right now, and the Red Light District is open in Amsterdam, but only doggy style, please.  (Part 3 of 3 of the Podcast only content, begins around the 2:27:00 mark) Butler County has a Dick Jones Sheriff problem and baseball (still) has an Umpire Joe West problem, but who can tell who's saying what since both these assholes are clearly reading the same hateful and ignorant right-wing propaganda playbook. Mollie’s Weekly Reports, terrestrial edition! – Scrabble tournaments finally remove all racists slurs from its dictionary and the same people who you would expect to be pissed off about it, are. And Everclear isn't just good for jello shots and burning a whole in your esophagus, it's also a really good disinfectant (which is something the company clearly has figured out in its new marketing campaign).  All this and so much more on this episode of the Defend Cleveland Podcast. Enjoy~ To contribute to this 100% listener supported show please go to our Patreon page by clicking here. Check out Lachlan MacKinnon’s best selling book, ‘Let Me Tell You A Story: Small Stories Of A Large Family’! Thank yous to  91.1-FM WRUW Cleveland for being home to the show, and to the city that inspires us, Cleveland, Ohio. Your recommended listening for the week is the debut album 'My Heart Is An Open Field' by Tenci, available on Keeled Scales. The intro and outro to Lachlan’s segment is the song “My Summer In Traction” by the band Ohio Civil War , and it’s used with permission.

It seems like a rarity to talk with a record label owner who cares about the lives and livelihoods of the artists they work with, but that's who Tony Presley of Keeled Scales Records is. Along with his business partner Seth Whaland, he's curated a roster of artists into a label made by people who care about great music. Keeledscales.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/self-released-songs/support

I sat and talked with an old friend from Austin Texas. His name is David Israel. We met in his sister's basement in Seattle. We talk about his new album "The Year That Felt Like Two", his recent East coast, the Keeled Scales record label and of course, York PA. This episode is sponsored by illustrator Rhonda Turnbough rhondaturnbough.com Please share this podcast with your friends. Cheers! #rbttfas #benwaybop #ronnbenwaytalkstofriendsandstrangers #austin #indierock #indie #podcasters #indiemusic #guitar #acousticguitar #songwriter #acousticmusic #singersongwriter #originalmusic #podcasters #davidisrael #keeledscales #rhondaturnbough #austinscene

We made it to number five! On this 5th episode I talk to Tony Presley from Real Live Tigers and Keeled Scales Records. We take a trip down memory lane and discuss his musical history and our friendship- which has lasted nearly a decade! This one is also a tailgate interview since Tony was on tour doing merch for our guest last week, David Dondero! We discuss Greyhound tours to the Bush inauguration protests, the days of LiveJournal and MySpace as well as 2000s DIY record labels and touring culture. In the second half we discuss sparkling drinks, the worst cup of coffee ever, and Texas's legendary Bucc-ee's Gas Station Convenience stores! www.realivetigers.bandcamp.com www.keeledscales.com The Heavy Snacking Podcast is an interview podcast where we talk to touring musicians about their musical history, traveling, regional cuisine, and of course, SNAX! We're exploring the wild world of fast food, gas station delicacies, and local chains with your host Alyx Poska. HeavySnackingPodcast@gmail.com Facebook.com/HeavySnackingPC Twitter: @HeavySnackingPC Intro - Leave A Map (Real Live Tigers) Break - It's Ok (Super Famicom) Outro - If I Was Someone You Could Love (Real Live Tiger) Outro 2 - If I Was Someone You Could Love (Super Famicom) Circus World Museum - Bariboo, WI Drifters BBQ - East Nashville, TN Pepperfire - Nashville, TN Hatch Green Chile Pho Vietnam - Fort Smith, AR Del Taco Topo Chico Whiteclaw Hard Seltzer Club Mate Flightpath Coffeehouse - Austin, TX Texas Coffee Traders Flat Track - Austin, TX Stumptown - Portland, OR Narrow Way Coffee - Detroit, MI Onyx Coffee Lab - Fayetteville, AR Dumpster diving Grackling (aka plate diving) A Pizza Place Dumpster - Sarasota, FL Trader Joe's Dumpster Waffle House Stripes Gas Station Quik Trip Bucc-ee‘s Gas Station Convenience Store Cheez-Its Nature Vegetarian Restaurant - Oakland, CA The Golden Lotus Vegetarian Restaurant - Oakland, CA MASA Records, 1985 (band), Patrick Elkins, emperor x, Natrix Natrix, Popmonster Collective, John Crocker, Oh Map! Records, Jordaan Mason, Dustin and the Furniture, Shelby Sifers, A Drum And An Open Window, Watercolor Paintings, Good Luck, Matt Tobey, Redbear, Super Famicom/PJ Famicom, World History, LAKE, The Moldy Peaches, Buck Meek, Sun June, Real Live Tigers

A board-certified music therapist and musician, graduate student Caitlin Kraus discusses the burning question driving her in pursuit of a duel masters degree in both Music Therapy and Clinical Counseling Education: “How can we use music to help patients reframe their story? How can music be that catalyst?" This conversation occurred in a music practice room in Glidden Hall, in Athens, OH. PODCAST MUSIC: The intro song today is "Dead Man," from "Waiting for the World," the debut 7” by Caitlin Kraus on Keeled Scales records. The song "Waiting for the World" from the same album plays at the end of the episode, used with permission of the artist. Many thanks to Caitlin for sharing her work and research with us at Talking Studio. Snippets of music by artists Komiku and Artem Bemba used under the creative commons attribution, and found on the Found Music Archive. Production: Daniel King and Todd Jacops Graphic Design: Shiva Ghasemi and Marylin Krupa