Here is a mostly complete list of writers, photographers, illustrators, and collaborators who made/make Sound Collector possible:
Robin Adams
Sonja Ahlers
Paul Allan
Mark Allen
A.D. Amorosi
Don Anderson
Archer Anon
Jay Babcock
E. Bacquet
Dan Baker
Amy Balkin
Diane Barcelowsky
Donald Beaman
Janet Bean
Nathan Bennett
Andy Beta
Robert S. Beverly
Hisham Bharoocha
Gregg Boltz
Andrew Bottomly
Daniel Brantley
Meredeth Brosnan
Tom Brown
Eric Bruns
Melanija Burgelis
Aaron Burgess
Brent Burton
Jeremy P. Bushnell
Justin Bustine
Gail Butensky
Anthony Campuzano
Rob Carmichael
Daphne Carr
J. Carrier
Milton Carter
Ted Casterline
Jeff Chang
Alan Chin
Jessica V. Chiu
Ian Christe
Donald Christie
Ariel Churi
Fred Cisterna
Suzanne Clarke
Clement Coleman
Cynthia Connolly
Matt Connors
Jen Corace
Dave Cross
D.V. D'Andrea
Michael Dames
Drew Daniel
Dame Darcy
Augustus Descanso
Art Di Furia
Gabe Dorosz
Jim Duffy
Richard Dumas
Dave Dunlap Jr.
E*Rock
E*Rock studied painting, printmaking, and design in undergraduate school but consider cultural production part of his larger living practice and after college spent a couple decades running record labels, producing music, DJing, creating animation, video work, publishing, creating clothing lines, and organizing different kinds of art and music events. He makes paintings and prints also. See his work at https://e--rock.com/
Andy Earles
Budd Early
Matthew Eberhart
Carson Ellis
Justin F. Farrar
Alex Farrill
Lawrence Feldman
Dave Fischoff
Pat Fitzgerald
Cathy Fitzhugh
Emily Flake
Dale Flattum
Andrew Flemming
Erik Forsen
Nick Forte
Liz French
Sasha Frere-Jones
Michael Galinsky
Hope Gangloff
Amy Gartrel
Justin Geller
Brian Gemp
Andrew Giles
Janet Ginsburg
Cody Go-Carts
Ben Goldberg
Wayne Gonzales
Richard Grijalva
Jason Gross
Andy Gunther
Petra Haden
Diego Hadis
Mark Halaway
Michael Haleta
Marcellus Hall
Marcellus Hall is a New York City based illustrator. His work has appeared in The New Yorker, The Wall Street Journal, The Atlantic, and Time, as well as in American Illustration, the Society of Illustrators, and Communication Arts annuals. His first cover for The New Yorker was published in 2005. He has self-published books of drawings and writings, including Hard Luck Stories and Legends of the Infinite City. His debut graphic novel, Kaleidoscope City, was originally published by Bittersweet Editions.
Hall has illustrated children’s books that include City I Love (Abrams 2009), The Cow Loves Cookies (Simon & Schuster 2010), Because I Am Your Teacher (Abrams 2012), What's New? The Zoo! (Scholastic 2014) Duddle Puck (Simon & Schuster 2015), and the self-penned Everyone Sleeps (Penguin 2013). ...As a musician Hall has recorded with bands Railroad Jerk and White Hassle and has toured the US, Europe, and Japan. He continues to make music under his own name. A solo album, The First Line, was recorded with accompanying musicians and released on Glacial Pace Recordings in 2011. A second solo album, Afterglow, was recorded and released with The Hostages (Damon Smith, Mike Shapiro, and Troy Fannin) via Bandcamp in 2013.
Joe Halladay
Ed Halter
Steve Hanson
Matt Harmon
Shayla Hason
Jeremy Havens
Melissa Herwaldt
Troy Hill
Sara Hohn
Alex Holden
Sujan Hong
Paul Hornschemeier
Desmond Hosford
Lex Hrabe
Eric Jackson
Rich Jacobs
Joe Janecek
Boris Jaramovych
Pamela Jean Albanese
Jennifer Jeffery
Steven Joerg
Jeff Johnson
Katy Johnson
Cole Johnson
Daniel Johnston
Jim Jones
Benjamin Jones
Doug A. Jones
Ian Jones
Adam Kahan
Adam Kahan lives in Austin, Texas. He plays music with a variety of bands, and sometimes enjoys a live music performance. He used to write about such things, back when paper was wild and printer ink flowed freely through the countryside.
Justin M. Kantor
Ron Karlin
Amy Kellner
Bill Kellum
David Kendall
Hunter Kennedy
Kid 606
Coffin Kim
Una Kim
Lizzy Klein
Steve Knezevich
Steve Krakow
Ethan Kramer
Jayce Krause
Joshua Krause
Laris Kreslins
John Kruth
Tak Kuwanu
Jeff Ladouceur
Andrew Lampert
Tom Lax
Erica Levin
Alan Licht
Jennifer Linden
Tim Lokiec
Steve Lowenthal
Steve Lowenthal is the author of Dance of Death: The Life of John Fahey, American Guitarist (Chicago Review Press, 2014, 2018) and currently is the Director of Operations at the Black Editions Group.
Roman Luba
Ian Lynam
Dan Mackta
Dave Mandl
Serge Marcos
Eric Mast
Michaelangelo Matos
Mike Maxwell
Luis Mayo
Scott McDowell
Joe McGinty
Mike McGonigal
Chris McKenna
Lance McMahan
Dan Melchior
Elizabeth Mendez Berry
Gustav Mergins
Aaron Meshon
T.H. Metzger
Bill Meyer
Bill Meyer has written about music since the 1980s. His current outlets include The Wire, Chicago Reader, Dusted, Magnet, and Downbeat.
Leah Michaelson
Dave Mies
John Miller
Tamalyn Miller
Ned Milligan
Doug Mosurock
Aaron Mullan
John Mulvaney
Mumbleboy
Tracy Nakayama
Bill Napoleon
Brooke Nechvatel
Brad Neely
Brendan Francis Newnam
Brendan Francis Newnam has interviewed, and matched wits with, the biggest stars and thinkers of our time, often on The Dinner Party Download (DPD), a nationally syndicated radio show and podcast about arts & culture that he created and co-hosted. The DPD was downloaded over 28 million times. Newnam also created and executive produced the critically acclaimed The Paris Review Podcast and an NEA-funded fiction podcast starring Neil deGrasse Tyson and Nick Offerman. He is the founder of Public Address, a full-service production shop that consults, and creates prestige podcasts for organizations including the Wall Street Journal, the Metropolitan Opera, and Intercontinental Hotels. When not filling ears, Brendan fills notebooks—his writing on travel, food, and design has appeared in publications ranging from The New York Times Magazine to Saveur. His book Brunch is Hell (Little, Brown) received mentions in media outlets including The New Yorker and Esquire. For more detailed information on Brenand Newnam, visit his website.
Bob Nickas
Nuuj
Molly O'Meara
Jeremy Olson
Mark Owens
Patsy Paladino
Ben Parker
Jesse Pearson
Yvette Perez
Nick Phillips
Andy Pierce
Dan Piotrowski
Vineta Plume
Tim Polland
Sara Press
Andy Pressman
Seth Price
Seth Price is a contemporary American artist and writer whose multi-disciplinary work explores the immense transformation digital technology has wrought on the meaning of art and artists in society.
Anna Psaraudakis
Kurt Ralske
Kurt Ralske is an American visual artist and musician. He is the former singer and guitarist in alternative rock band Ultra Vivid Scene.
Patrick Rapa
Patrick Rapa was the music editor at Philadelphia City Paper. He sometimes writes about music for Magnet magazine and short stories for his old blog IReadAShortStoryToday.com. He used to interview comedians for Cowbell Magazine. He currently writes for Philadelphia Magazine.
Lucy Raven
Mark Richardson
Keren Richter
John Rickman
Michael Rohaly
Romona
Chris Ronis
Mr. Roper
Emily Ryan
Sabattleco
Yuzo Sakuramoto
Joel Schalit
Chris Schlarb
Jay Schwartz
Tod Seely
Dave Segal
Robert L. Sevier
Ron A. Shaffer
Brian Shaffer
Nathalie Shapiro
Julie Shapiro
John Shaw
David Shirley
Vera Siegmund
Janis Sils
Margo Silver
Steve Silverstein
Alvar Sirlin
Andrew Skalsky
S.A. Skalsky
Travis Skidmore
Jack Sloss
Stafanie Smith
Kelly Smith
Nate Smith
Jean Smith
Seth Soffer
Gabe Soria
Dr. Markus P. Spanglestein
Bwana Spoons
John Stanley
Larissa Steinhagen
Nick Stillman
Ian Svenonius
Richard Sweeney
Joey Sweeney
Raj Thadani
John Thirteen
Beth Tolland
John Tremblay
Sam Trout
Don Trubey
Joe Tunis
Catherine Tyc
James V/VM
Vinny Van Go-Gough
Jack Vartoogian
Lizell Vilapando
Jeff Wager
Stacy Wakefield
Noah Wall
Noah Wall is an artist, composer, and musician based in New York. He grew up in Virginia and studied art in Massachusetts at Hampshire College. His work has been featured by NPR, The Washington Post, WIRED, VICE, FADER, as well as in several Taschen publications. In addition to his own projects, Noah has worked and collaborated with David Byrne, St. Vincent, David Lynch, Maya Lin, Val Kilmer, Richard Meier, Massimo Vignelli, the John Coltrane Foundation, Pharoah Sanders, Vik Muniz, Steven Klein, and Damon Dash. Noah was a member of the MIT Media Lab from 2014-2016 and nominated for a Grammy award in 2012 for his work on David Byrne and St. Vincent's album Love This Giant. For more on Noah Wall visit his website.
Charles Waters
Greg Weeks
Clay Weiner
Emily Wilson
Jeff Winterberg
Matt Wishnow
Marc Wolf
Stewart Wright
Keith York
Tara Young
Jackie Zahn
Dominic Zappa
Eric Zimmerman