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Austin-based Collective Oats and Honey Keep The Home-Grown Energy Strong

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Oats & Honey is a multi-member collective based out of Austin, TX that is equal parts wholesome and goofy. Hailing from different backgrounds, not only in terms of music but also in terms of career, members really bonded over a shared love of music and community. Following their Saturday opening set at Seismic Dance Event 4.0, a few of the members hung around to chat with us about the collective’s origins and their hopes for the future before we dove into some of the sillier questions. There was quite a bit of discussion surrounding old-school cartoons and shows, and we really got a peek into the personalities that make Oats & Honey what it is.

You can watch the full interview below!

Follow Oats & Honey: Facebook | Instagram

You can also follow each individual member: Jules | Nick | Ethan | Tim | Geno

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Elena Lin -

I am a concert/festival photographer based in St. Louis. I'm always eager to travel for new music and experiences and to meet new faces!

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