Sunshine Radio goes back in time, specifically to the nights the California-based singer listened to the Love Line program on KROQ – a radio station in Los Angeles – when he was in middle school. “I use Casper as a way of connecting with others and creating a space for all of us to sing, cry and dance together,” says the artist, whose new LP is a plea for hope and optimism after the pandemic. One more chapter in his promising career with which he continues to connect with his loyal audience through a universal language loaded with personality.
Casper Sun
Forging common ground

Sunshine Radio goes back in time, specifically to the nights the California-based singer listened to the Love Line program on KROQ – a radio station in Los Angeles – when he was in middle school. “I use Casper as a way of connecting with others and creating a space for all of us to sing, cry and dance together,” says the artist, whose new LP is a plea for hope and optimism after the pandemic. One more chapter in his promising career with which he continues to connect with his loyal audience through a universal language loaded with personality.
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