Too many to recall but Björk, Chitra Singh, Johnny Cash, Emmylou Harris, Sinead O Connor, Dolly Parton, Ani DiFranco, Jack Johnson, John Mayall, Lata and Asha as well as practically any of the amazing musicians (only the amazing ones you understand!) I've worked with would be a decent enough start...
Sarah is currently putting the finishing touches to her first album. She has been working with producer Wayne P Sheehy to whom she was introduced by Juliet Turner during Juliet’s Burn the Black Suit Tour. Sarah and Wayne have gotten on so well and have enjoyed working together so much that recently friends have started asking if they’ll ever take a break from experimenting with new sounds in order to get a record finished… They have seen the sense in this, and the debut album is almost ready.
Sarah says “We began recording together in the beautiful Tyrone Guthrie Centre in Annaghmakerrig. I was apprehensive at first, because Wayne and I had not worked together in such close proximity before and I was worried that he wouldn’t like the songs and our tastes might diverge. But all those fears began to disappear after the first glass of wine at dinner and after the first bottle they were well and truly sunk. We went on to record in a house that seemed to be situated on the edge of the world. In fact it was in Kilcrohane in Co. Cork. Almost the same thing. Inspirational as the solitude was, we left before the combination of pitch black countryside and unexpectedly-placed cliff edges led to the demise of one or the other of us, and went on to the legendary Druid Theatre in the heart of Galway to add a dash of theatricality to the proceedings. When Galway threatened to turn us into a pair of folksy old hippies we relocated to Temple Bar in an attempt to get back in touch with our erstwhile urbane image. I suspected we might have gone too far gone when the musicians started sporting gold medallions and I accidentally admired a Burberry top in a shop window. So on up to the Leinster Cricket Club we went and when our whites were well and truly stained beyond recognition we finally ended up on the Vico Road in Dalkey. There was a washing machine there…”
Any day now you’ll be able to hear the first tracks from the album so please watch this space and you can form your own opinion on whether the cross country quest was worth it!
Hi , thank you for the friendship, it's a pleasure having you among my friends. My best compliments for your music. I wish you great success in all your pursue. Greetings from Italy. Federico Martello
Hope you are SURVIVING these crazy economic times! Enjoy our new video "Whiskey Tonight" and stop by our site for a FREE download of the new song. Yes, something for FREE. * * * Cheers!
"gente que se muere de ganas de vivir" "bizitzeko grinaz hiltzen den jendea" "people who die of desire to live" "gent que es mor de ganes de viure" "xente que morre de ganas de vivir" "gens qui meurent du désir de vivre" "gente che muore di desiderio di vivere" "gente que morre de ganas de viver" (Carlos Varela)
By "next year?" do you mean 2010, What month? I found you on Wayne Sheehy's site. Will you be touring with him or even better Armada? Be awesome to see them in Perth again, and you!
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