Hi my name is Jasmine and this is my music and Spotify bio!
Bio: Jasmine Valdes is a Miami based Cuban-American pop singer/songwriter who draws listeners in with her emotionally piercing, heart-breaking, and timeless lyrics that delve into the nuances of heartache, relationships, and self. She draws inspiration from artists such as JP Saxe, Finneas, and Julia Michaels; her lyrics embody that even in the toughest times, you can always create.
Being a self-made artist, Jasmine received inspiration from award-winning music publisher Judy Stakee and has mastered the art of her storytelling while building an early start to her career with several invitations to perform from independent media, blogs, and local Miami journalists prior to her debut.
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