Dave Segal is a staff music writer based in Seattle, Washington. He writes for publications such as The Stranger, Honolulu Star-Advertiser, and EverOut, covering a wide range of music genres and local music scenes. With a knack for discovering hidden gems and providing insightful commentary, Dave's articles showcase his passion for music and his dedication to promoting talented artists.
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Dave Segal focuses on local entertainment news, particularly music and performances in Seattle. He often cites data and covers events extensively.
To effectively reach out to Dave, consider providing insights into the local music scene, upcoming concerts, or new releases from Seattle-based artists. Additionally, if you represent a record label or are involved in organizing musical events within Seattle or nearby areas, these would be relevant points of discussion for potential coverage by Dave.
Given his focus on event coverage and citing data sources frequently, offering exclusive access to statistics about the local music industry trends or notable developments could also catch his attention.
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Bass Master Anna Butterss' Fusionoid Funk and Seattle Producer tondiue's Mind-Altering Techno
The best new music to hit Dave Segal's inbox this week.
By: Dave Segal
With 2023's Akousmatikous and this year's collab with Flanafi, Sarah , SRJL's rhythms get jazzier and the instrumentation fuller, with help from Soccer96 and Miguel Atwood-Ferguson, among others.
By: Shannon Lubetich, Lindsay Costello, Dave Segal
One really great thing to do every day of the week.
Hex Enduction Celebrates Five Years as a Seattle Cultural Empire
Oahu’s housing market was largely flat in October as 30-year mortgage rates continued to rise and discouraged potential buyers and sellers.
The Routes Surf-Rock Joy Division's World and Mt Fog's Earthy/Airy Pop
Hawaii’s new-vehicle market remains stuck in neutral, and sales are forecast to decline for the third consecutive year.
Oahu’s housing activity is slowing with the holiday season in full swing.
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