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The Ghost Plant at Blood Run

by Soda Sun

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We saw the ghost plant at Blood Run We saw the lupines and marigolds we saw the ghost plant at Blood run Translucent, white as snow We saw the ghost plant at Blood Run We janusia and primrose we saw the ghost plant at Blood Run We felt the desert turn us to gold Screaming your name in the morning Whispering words that you know I’m coming home, I’m coming home You brought me to yellow desert You brought me to this bosque I’m comin home, I’m coming home We saw the ghost plant at Blood Run We saw the lupines and marigolds we saw the ghost plant at Blood run Translucent, white as snow

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Soda Sun's new single "The Ghost Plant at Blood Run" is a spectral ballad, deftly painting the Southwestern landscape in a palette of sonic hues. The song’s namesake is a stunning, all white plant that derives its energy solely from fungi in the soil, not from the sun. Lead singer and songwriter, John Goraj saw the plant with his son in a boggy forest along the Sioux River in South Dakota where he grew up. Goraj couldn’t help writing about the strange fungi-dependent plant and the stark contrast to the desert where he lives now. The song then becomes a reflection of both places: a dark, wet, spongy forest and a sun-soaked desert.

Blending introspective lyricism with a resonant sense of homecoming, the song reaches into the desert's heart, unearthing gold from its dust. The journey from sunrise screams to twilight whispers is a testament to Soda Sun's evocative storytelling and the intimate sense of family throughout their work. “The Ghost Plant at Blood Run" is a poetic dance with nature and the kaleidoscopic colors of the desert.

Hailing from Tucson, Arizona, Soda Sun quickly made their mark in the 2020s with a unique combination of atmospheric melodies. Stay Here (Fort Lowell Records), their 2021 debut album which was mixed by Larry Crane (Sleater-Kinney, She & Him, Elliott Smith), earned critical acclaim. Soda Sun's organic instrumentation and authentic narrative have cultivated a dedicated fanbase, both locally and internationally.

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released August 25, 2023

Fort Lowell Records
FLR063

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Soda Sun is:
John Goraj - Voice, acoustic guitar, electric guitar
Dave Foley - Drums
Sean Mcevoy - Bass
Johny Vargas - Electric guitar

Written by John Goraj

Recorded + Produced by Soda Sun
Mixed by Steven Lee Tracy at St Cecilia Studios
Mastered by Adam Boose at Cauliflower Audio

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Fort Lowell Records Wilmington, North Carolina

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[Est. 2009]

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