MISS TUTTI AND THE FRUITY BAND RETURN WITH CITY OF FRUITS
SOPHOMORE RETRO-POP ALBUM CELEBRATES EMPATHY, CURIOSITY, EMOTIONAL WELL-BEING AND THE JOY OF BELONGING
Following their debut Confidence Juice, which encouraged children to embrace exactly who they are, Miss Tutti And The Fruity Band return with City of Fruits, an imaginative new collection of eight retro-pop songs celebrating empathy, curiosity, emotional resilience, inclusivity, and the communities we build when everyone belongs.
Produced by music educator Gracie Nash alongside two-time GRAMMY® and Tony Award-winning producer Charlie Rosen, City of Fruits draws inspiration from the rich harmonies, infectious grooves, and live musicianship of the 1970s and '80s. Blending funk, disco, bossa nova, country swing, and classic pop, the album creates a joyful soundtrack that invites kids and grown ups alike to sing, dance, and celebrate the perspectives that make every person unique.
For Nash, City of Fruits is a natural evolution of the mission that inspired Confidence Juice. Bullied from an early age, she found refuge in the music classroom, where caring teachers created a place where she felt safe, valued, and free to be herself. Those experiences continue to shape every song she writes. Nash now turns her attention toward helping kids celebrate one another. Through playful storytelling and irresistible retro-pop, City of Fruits explores empathy, curiosity, emotional resilience, and the idea that our different perspectives are what make communities flourish.
Like its predecessor, City of Fruits is rooted in the belief that music can help children build confidence, compassion, and connection. Inspired by timeless family classics like Free to Be... You and Me, the album pairs nostalgic pop craftsmanship with messages of inclusivity and joy, creating songs that resonate long after the music ends.
City of Fruits will be available on all major streaming platforms on August 21.
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