Teri DeSario 

About

Teri DeSario emerged from Miami, Florida as a versatile artist whose musical journey began in folk music before evolving into something far more expansive. Born on November 27, 1951, DeSario developed into a multi-talented performer and songwriter, commanding the harp while lending her voice to disco, pop, soul, and gospel. Her ability to move fluidly across these genres demonstrated a rare artistry and depth that set her apart in an era of increasing musical specialization.

Throughout the late 1970s and early 1980s, DeSario released a series of albums including Pleasure Train (1978), Moonlight Madness (1979), and Caught (1980), showcasing her gifts as both performer and songwriter. Her work spanned the infectious energy of disco and pop while maintaining the soulful authenticity that defined her artistic voice. Though her commercial peak was relatively brief, DeSario's contributions to these genres left a meaningful mark, representing a moment when artists could embrace stylistic diversity and artistic exploration without compromise.