Dea Galore is a contemporary and classically trained singer-songwriter, performer, and arranger living in Long Beach, California. A native to greater Los Angeles County, she grew up singing in choirs ensembles both in church and at school from a young age. Being a music and sound-obsessed person, Dea has always felt that, “Music is a vehicle to say what can’t fully be summed up in words.”

 

Her distinctive and personal style comes from the desire to be truthful while simultaneously creating entire worlds within sounds. Her musical worlds are built with sultry, liquid rhythms, and vocal harmonies - evoking a sense of peace and self-reflection. Her soulful tone and animated lyrics paint lush pictures of her roots and divinity.

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Dea Galore has studied Applied Music at Cypress College and also at The New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music. She has performed with notable ensembles including The Sound Choir, and Disney Festival of Holidays. Her most recent project, The Flow - EP, was produced by The Melodiks and features Georgia Anne Muldrow. You can also find Dea Galore’s harmonies and melodies weaved throughout Jason Martin (AKA Problem) 2023 collaboration album with The Melodiks called “I Owe Myself”. Dea features on the song “Dying to Live” and notable choir harmonies on the song "1200" Featuring Terrace Martin.

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Dea Galore is an avid reader, lover of ideas, visual art, and psychology. All of these interests help color her artistic process. Subscribe to her email list for upcoming songs, shows and projects.

 

For all inquiries, please contact deagaloremusic@gmail.com.

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