Diego Garcia's 'Paradise' Out, 10/8; New Single 'Sunnier Days' Now Available

Singer/songwriter Diego Garcia has emerged with a stellar new solo album "Paradise," due out on Concord Records October 8. Following the critical acclaim of his breakthrough solo debut "Laura" in 2011, Garcia returned to the studio to capture another collection of songs with indelible pop melodies and superb, artful musicianship. "Paradise" is a mesmerizing, romantic blend of Latin, American and European culture that pays homage to Garcia's musical inspirations while firmly planted in the next generation of sound and texture. Already embraced by a number of tastemaker radio stations, Entertainment Weekly debuts the first single "Sunnier Days" online today. Click HERE to listen to the song.

Diego Garcia's music has been described as "a wonderful amalgamation of Argentinean heritage, 70's AM pop radio, and the dusty sound of dreams." Born in Detroit to Argentine parents, Garcia traced his diverse roots on his debut solo album "Laura." Inspired by the early pioneers of the classic Latin troubadour movement such as Sandro, Roberto Carlos and Julio Iglesias, Garcia was compelled to "pick up where they left off."

It's the fusion of these Latin influences with the era's "Anglo" visionaries such as David Bowie, Leonard Cohen, and Bryan Ferry that makes Garcia's new album, "Paradise," truly special. With lush string arrangements, delicate Spanish guitars, and distinct Latin flavor, "Paradise" is worlds apart from Elefant, Garcia's former band that he fronted and toured the country with such acts like The National, Interpol and Morrissey.