Michelle Garibay-Carey

MiChelle Garibay-Carey is a singer-songwriter and recording artist currently based in San Antonio, Texas. She has performed professionally for 32 years and counting! From Jazz to Soul to Gospel to Pop, she pours her heart into every tune reaching every audience.

Her 2020 breakthrough album “Love Dance”, released by Big Bib Entertainment, is her first as a solo performer. In addition to solo performances, MiChelle continues to be the lead vocalist for her band PM Soul, a group she founded with husband / bassist Pat Carey.

Daughter of San Antonio R&B/blues legend, the late Randy Garibay, Sr., this Latina’s talent is deeply rooted in soul music. Besides songwriting, recording and performing, singing the National Anthem at the AT&T Center for San Antonio Spurs, SA Rampage, SA Stars, and Harlem Globetrotters games, she has shared the stage and sung with well-known artists Diane Schurr, The Rippingtons, Kirk Whalum, Rick Braun, Ronnie Laws, Tom Browne, Warren Hill, Paula Atherton, Ron Brown, Blake Aaron, Steve Oliver, Vincent Ingala, Doc Powell, Will Donato, Darryl Williams, Jonathan Fritzen, Richie Cannata, Jeff Kashiwa, Althea Rene, Nathan Mitchell, Rayshun Lamarr, EC3 and Tyrone Jackson.

Her influences include Nancy Wilson, Aretha Franklin, Chaka Khan, Patti LaBelle, and Anita Baker.

From Jazz, Pop, R&B, Jazz Fusion, Neo-Soul, Classic Soul, to Gospel, there's not a style in which MiChelle's powerhouse vocals can't soar.

Singing professionally for 30 plus years, MiChelle continues to draw in fans who love her voice, her heart, and her commitment to giving her "all" every time she performs.