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EPISODE · Mar 7, 2024 · 50 MIN

Desirae Garcia on JMB's New Old Show

from James Marshall Berry's New Old Show · host James Marshall Berry

West Maui-based songstress Desirae Garcia (Recently relocated to Sonoma, CA), known for her soulful melodies and eclectic inspirations, is set to captivate audiences once again with the release of her debut solo album, "Lengthy Sunny Spells," scheduled to hit the airwaves on December 15th, 2023, under theModern Drift label. From her beginnings in the folk band roots to her current incarnation as a singer-songwriter siren, Desirae's musical journey has been a fusion of island sunsets, Rocky Mountain snow, and countless miles of highway. Her music effortlessly blends seaside simplicity with the soulful richness of her Maui surroundings, creating a unique and inviting soundscape. "Lengthy Sunny Spells" marks a significant milestone in Desirae's career, representing not only a new musical chapter but also her debut as a solo artist. The album's songs, born from years of finely-tuned songwriting, reflect a creative process akin to coming home and making amends with the past. Each track carries a sense of familiarity, weaving melodies just out of reach yet wrapping the listener in calm comfort and resolve.

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