Naomi Sharon
Naomi Sharon formed in the late 1990s with vocalist Sharon Davis and guitarist Naomi Carter. Their debut album 'Whispers of the Wind' came out in 2000 and...
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Naomi Sharon formed in the late 1990s with vocalist Sharon Davis and guitarist Naomi Carter. Their debut album 'Whispers of the Wind' came out in 2000 and included the song 'Breeze,' which became their most recognizable track. The band's sound had an ethereal quality, with vocals that floated over the arrangements.
They released a few more albums in the early 2000s, including 'Echoes of the Soul' and 'Ascension.' Their lineup changed at times beyond the two founding members, though Davis and Carter remained at the center. Songs like 'Hills' and '1991' showed their continued work with evocative lyrics and atmospheric production.
They kept making music through that period, maintaining a presence without letting the incident define their output entirely. Their catalog includes the track 'Daughter of the Sun' among others, all carrying that signature vocal style.
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