Miguel Perez
Miguel Perez is an assistant producer at KERA. He produces local content for Morning Edition and KERA News. He also produces The Friday Conversation, a weekly interview series with North Texas newsmakers.
Miguel first joined KERA as an intern with Art&Seek and Think in 2017. He’s also interned at NPR’s All Things Considered in Washington, D.C. and The Dallas Morning News.
Prior to KERA, he was a communications specialist at the University of Texas at Dallas.
Miguel is a graduate of UT Dallas, where he received his bachelor of science in economics.
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The Black Keys made headlines in 2024 when they cancelled their tour. Then they split with their management. But instead of taking a break, the duo recorded their latest album, No Rain, No Flowers. -
Hamilton Leithauser joins us from his Brooklyn studio to discuss his latest solo album, This Side of the Island. He reflects on working with Aaron Dessner of The National and his longtime friendship with the late musician Richard Swift. -
You can't help but notice Lady Blackbird's voice. Her vocals just demand your attention. The artist, born Marley Munroe, holds an incredible stage presence and showmanship. -
The country star's upcoming album is the first record that Price has made in Music City, her home for more than 20 years. -
A central figure in the folk revival of the '60s, Kweskin has a brand new album out called Doing Things Right. -
Funk band Galactic teams up with Irma Thomas, the "Soul Queen of New Orleans," for a new record of original material. -
David Burke, who performs as d4vd, was a teenage streamer, posting highlights of Fortnite when his YouTube videos kept being taken down because of copyrighted music he'd attached to them. What happened next would change his life. -
Uwade isn't willing to trade in the classics for the concert hall. On one hand, she studied at Columbia University and got her master's from Oxford. On the other hand, she's opened for bands like The Strokes and Fleet Foxes. -
Our monthly series, Acadiana Music Showcase, is produced by our friends at Lafayette, La., affiliate station KRVS, and it explores this vibrant cultural melting pot through music. -
Benjamin Booker's new album pulls no punches, sonically or lyrically. Booker examines racism, gun violence and the dark side of human nature on his first album in eight years.
