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Shosha (pronounced like "sasha") was born and raised in a small town in South Carolina, which she traded for a slightly larger one at the age of 16 to attend a public boarding school for science and math. She didn't end up learning excessive amounts of math, but she did start her first band with her calculus teacher on drums. She has since wandered far from her roots, living in various US cities and foreign countries, including Spain, the Netherlands, England, and Argentina.
Shosha's upcoming album - her first full length solo recording - was recorded both in Charleston, SC, and Buenos Aires, Argentina, and exhibits a broader musical range than her previous work. While Shosha's music is best categorized as part of the recent folk revival in indie pop, her experimental structures and vivid lyrical imagery have also drawn comparisons outside of the musical realm to modernist poets such as e.e. cummings and William Carlos Williams.
Shosha lives, works, and schools in Davis, California, where she is also a member of the new indie/folk band Color of Love, who just released their debut "Camphor Songs," now available from iTunes, etc.
Although she eventually plans to return to the Southeastern US, Shosha will be based in the Sacramento area for at least year or so, depending on how things go. She likes the cherry trees and misses the thunder.
