Curb | Word Entertainment singer, songwriter and pop artist Sarah Reeves shares a deeply personal new song this week. “Zuma Beach” is available now to download/stream.

“I wrote this song 2 days after the decision was made to get a divorce after 10 years of marriage,” Reeves explained in a social media post. “That day I went into the studio with my eyes swollen from crying and no sleep. I could barely make it through recording the vocals, but I knew this was a holy moment. During this season, I would drive out to Zuma Beach while I stayed in Los Angeles. This place held my tears, my prayers, my brokenness, my bitterness and my fears. Later I found out ‘Zuma’ means peace.”

She added, “Divorce was the scariest thing I’ve ever done. It’s not something anyone ever plans when they get married. But it happens and life DOES get better. I’ve been on a journey the last year and a half of finding myself. I didn’t know the strength I had inside me. I’ve fallen in love with who I am. It has been so necessary and freeing. I am happy and whole. There are still days where grief hits me out of nowhere. There are still lonely nights I toss and turn and question “can I do this alone.” It’s been a roller coaster of emotions. But God has been so kind and patient with me. My friends and family have wrapped their arms around me. I’ve left this part out of my story because I didn’t want my platform to become about that and honestly I was still healing, but I also don’t want to hold back from helping someone else that may be going through the same thing. If you are, I’ll tell you the simple words that wrapped around my soul that my friend told me in the moment – everything is gonna be okay.”

“Zuma Beach” is the sixth in a series of new releases from Reeves this year. She will continue sharing new music in the months to come, leading up to a new full-length LP expected this fall.