Sounds From The Attic with Shalom Dubas

An artist who has distinguished herself as a musician through charismatic and witty vocals, smooth sounds, and unprecedented transitions between rapid-fire verse and an indie/acoustic vibe – Shalom started writing songs at 10 years old, learned to play guitar at 16, and hasn’t stopped self-producing since.

With an eclectic approach to songwriting, Shalom cultivates an intimate and inviting sonic space for her fans to reflect. She finds inspiration in many art forms, but her sound is influenced by artists like Kanye West, James Vincent McMorrow, Drake, Ed Sheeran and Kehlani. Shalom is currently based out of State College, PA, where she completed her B.S. in Management Information Systems in 2017.

In 2017 she premiered two singles for her co-produced EPs I-IV and Dubclub which earned her some international acclaim. The success of these projects provided her with the opportunity to open for artists such as Noname, Lee England Jr., David Hazeltine, and Dej Loaf.

As an artist and a professional, Shalom continues to evolve; Her goal is to learn as many instruments as she can so she can add to her sound and create things that draw light from many places.