Anthony Scanga
Digital Music ProducerExpertise: Sharing Iowa's music scene with IPR's digital audience
Education: Seattle Film Institute
Favorite Iowa Destination: Gray's Lake, Des Moines
Experience:
- Has covered and toured with music and musicians across the United States including Slipknot, Bruce Springsteen and Cypress Hill
- Has covered music festivals including Pitchfork Fest, Download Festival, Wacken Open Air, Hinterland, Rock Fest, Rock am Ring and Knotfest
- Has had photography featured in Times Square as part of Spotify's New Music Friday showcase
- Has had photography featured in <i>Rolling Stone</i>, <i>Spin</i> magazine, <i>Guitar World</i> magazine and <i>Kerrang!</i>
- Has done video production for multiple music videos under the Warner Music umbrella
- Has traveled the world producing impactful video stories for Microsoft
My Favorite Stories
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Capital City PrideFest in Des Moines burst forth with color, music and love this past weekend. -
CelebrAsian, Iowa’s largest Asian American event, happened in downtown Des Moines over Memorial Day weekend.
My Latest Stories
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Tv On The Radio frontman Tunde Adebimpe finds a deep groove with his debut solo record. It Bounces between genres but remains focused — a welcome return. -
Julien Baker teams up with TORRES to bring one of the best country albums of 2025. It's a record full of emotion, poignant storytelling and powerful melodies. -
The 1970s was a turning point in United States history. It was also a turning point in popular music. Many new genres were born, and in the process, changed music forever. -
Lucy Dacus is well on her way to becoming one of the best singer-songwriters of her generation. With Forever Is A Feeling she sounds like she's having fun in the process. It's a solid record full of what we have come to know and love about Dacus, even if it doesn't step outside the box too much. -
Japanese Breakfast returns with a fully realized, excellent follow-up to her 2021 release Jubilee. It's a departure in sound from previous releases but is a welcome surprise. Clocking in at a brisk 32 minutes, it's definitely worth the listen.
