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Q&A with Alex, Adventures in the District Cartoonist
Many of you know him as the guy that makes you laugh every two weeks with his shenanigan-filled, unicorn-obsessed, random but totally silly cartoons. We at District of Sound know him as the shenanigan-filled, unicorn-obsessed, random but totally silly Alex B., aka the creator of Adventures in the District, DoS’ exclusive cartoon series. We were lucky enough to catch him between story boards to ask him a few questions so that you can get to know the man behind the magical madness.
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08.11.09 |
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Q&A with District of Sound
After dozens of interviews and reviews we decided to turn the microphone around on us this time and respond to question we periodically receive from readers about the site and local music. The DoS staff writes back to share a few insights into what makes DoS work and how we keep things new and exciting. After all, what better time to re-introduce you to the site than with the re-launch of the site?
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07.28.09 |
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Q&A with The Method
What’s the best “method” when it comes to playing, listening, or making music you may ask? DoS turned to one of DC’s favorite local jambands, aptly named “The Method” for the answers. Satya Thallam–horn, guitar and singer extraordinaire from The Method shares with us the secrets for making great music.
Q&A with noon:30
These young ladies have more than enough style, grace and musical talent to make even the most ill-tempered curmudgeon get up and dance. These girls are taking DC by storm and bringing their own brand of funky pop rock to the stage. With shows lined up all summer and a new EP due out on July 4th, you don’t want to miss this trio of fun. It’s never a bad time to check out noon:30…
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06.30.09 |
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Q&A with Tom McBride and the Whig Party
Take a listen to Tom McBride and the Whig Party and you’ll find a band that builds on a mix of country and rock with modern sensibilities. Their songs are rooted in solid instrumentation, steady rhythms and easy going choruses. This self-proclaimed five-piece rock, Americana/alt-soul band from Washington, DC, is keeping busy this summer with the release of their new album “Like A Lion” and local shows at Iota and Nats Stadium.