The Reverberations Explain Why You Should Never Use GPS In The Desert

December 23, 2017

Fresh off a West Coast Tour and recording their highly anticipated second album, The Reverberations sat down with Sheena Salazar to share one of their best tour stories and explain why you should never use GPS in the desert.

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Video By Sheena Salazar for POW Magazine
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Sheena Salazar

Sheena Salazar was raised in a rock n roll household- almost everything cool that she knows she learned from her dad. She spent some time playing organ and bass in bands, but stopped to pursue a career in fashion, both as a model and a designer. Sheena has always been extremely passionate about both music and fashion, particularly from the 60s era. Her enthusiasm for music as well as her connections to music scenes all over the west coast led her to joining the POW team in 2016, writing record reviews and covering shows such as Portland’s Nuggets Night. She currently splits her time between her day job at a bra company, working as a model, and writing for POW. Sheena resides in Portland, OR but she’s constantly traveling all over the west coast, and tries to find record stores, vintage shops and hip live shows wherever she goes. The only thing she digs more than music is her dog, Sue.

Sheena Salazar

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