“The Deep West’s sound is a mixture of modern influences – indie, pop and some electronica. They blend it and make it their own by incorporating guitar and even some banjo where you least expect it. Having been making music together since they were kids in the garage, the band and its music come together organically.” Read the full interview here.

After a bit of a hiatus following the breakup of their indie quartet The New Limb, which disbanded in 2014 after nine years together, San Bernardino-born brothers Adam and Joey Chavez have blossomed into a new band, The Deep West.

They will release their debut EP, “California Flowers,” Feb. 5.

“That is the reason why we called it ‘California Flowers,’” Joey Chavez said. “The flower aspect of the EP is that out of a negative situation bloomed music, which is a positive thing for us.”

The six song release is a collection of soulful tunes with generally uplifting messages about love, ambition, overcoming adversity and making the best out of regrets.

Read the full interview here.

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