Cece Mitchell
Studio One Student HostCece Mitchell joined the IPR Music team in August of 2019. Cece holds a BA in English from the University of Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls and is currently a graduate student in Communication Studies.
Contact Cece at cmitchell@iowapublicradio.org.
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Sound In Color is an audio series from Studio One which takes a closer look at the people and communities of color that make up Iowa’s local music scene. IPR’s Cece Mitchell talked to Des Moines Music Coalition board president Kuuku Saah and local neo-soul artist Spayce about the upcoming inaugural Riverview Music Festival, taking place Sept. 4 in Des Moines’ Northside neighborhood. -
Sound In Color is a new series from IPR’s Studio One. In this episode, Cece Mitchell goes on an adventure with Des Moines singer-songwriter Dang Felton and chats with him about his experience as a musician, teacher and home cook.
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The lineup has just been announced for Riverview Music Festival, a brand new one-day event taking place on Monday, September 4 at the newly renovated Riviera Ampitheater in Riverview Park.
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2021 has two Record Store Days: June 12 and July 17. In advance of the weekend, IPR's Cece Mitchell and Lindsey Moon visited Vinyl Cup Records in Beaverdale.
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Studio One host Cece Mitchell talks with Cas Haley prior to his show Sunday, May 23 at xBk in Des Moines.
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Even after many months of social distancing, music continues to unite our community. These five collaborations between Iowa musicians from before and during the pandemic prove that we still make music better together than apart.
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Ames based artist King Wylde is anticipating the drop of his debut E.P. early next year with the release of its lead single, “Hurricane 2.0.” A talented guitarist and vocalist, he has paired his love of Pierce the Veil and other musical influences with his desire to inspire others to express themselves.
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Earlier this month, Iowa City musicians ADE and Jim Swim released their new EP, Michelin Astronomy. The four-track release features impressive DIY production, rap-along lyrics and effortless flow, all in less than ten minutes.
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During the twenty-seven years she served as a Supreme Court Justice, RBG was known for her passionate dissents, fierce advocacy for women’s rights and her deep appreciation for the art of opera.
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IPR Music staff members recall fond memories, and challenging moments, from the annual 80/35 festival in Des Moines.
