How does growing up in the vast emptiness of the Texas panhandle inspire creativity? How does starting over in a different city lead to the deconstruction of one’s identity? How does vulnerability lead to deeper connection? Today singer-songwriter Natalie Schlabs shares her take on all of the above. Part 2 to follow next week!Check out the Kickstarter for Natalie’s 2nd full-length album here: <a href='https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/natalieschlabs/natalie-schlabs-dont-look-too-close?fbclid=IwAR1M9GmjDDH2JievLXOpCMZmmm3XK_ZLS_399ItTFpoIbeQgQ8eAxUnHVqA'>Don’t Look Too Close by Natalie Schlabs — Kickstarter</a>Connect:<a href='https://www.patreon.com/yerbamedia'>Patreon</a><a href='https://www.instagram.com/yerbamedia/'>Instagram</a><a href='https://landing.mailerlite.com/webforms/landing/b5x3y7'>Join email list</a> (for behind-the-scenes goodies!)<a href='http://yerbamedia.com/'>Website</a> Credits:Artwork: Olivia Cianca ( <a href='https://olivia.cianca.us/'>check out her dope portfolio!</a> )Music: Evan Fritsch and Walker RenfrowVocals: KK Fritsch Patrons! :DSean “the OP (original patron)” GrossnickleDaniel “la duche” PorterCharles “Jelce” Tumiotto-JacksonPhilip “bad to the” BoyneEliza “Holly” WoodTaylor “spies timber” MorrisLuke “Salmon” Morrel

1.26 - Natalie Schlabs on “Don’t Look Too Close,” ordinary magic, and day-to-day courage

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