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Sarah Blasko - No Turning Back

No Turning Back by Sarah Blasko

Sarah Blasko unleashes with defiance on the pounding ‘No Turning Back’. Typically the set closer in her captivating live shows, the insistent keys and percussion are perfectly marshalled by producer Björn Yttling. With Sarah’s normally ethereal, hushed vocals replaced with an over brimming anger, ‘No Turning Back’ is a muscular step forward for the lady feted by Lauren Laverne as ‘a musical gem’. Although her sound can be loosely described as “PJ Harvey without the shouting” (Q Magazine) or Lykke Li with the emphasis on acoustic instruments rather than electronic sounds, Sarah Blasko is an artist all of her own. Her influences range from the likes of Talking Heads and Nick Cave to Ennio Morricone and Henry Mancini. With a very strict religious upbringing, Sarah
uses her lyrics as a sort of purging process, and wrote her latest album, the phenomenal ‘As Day Follows Night’, following a
devastating break up. With the likes of the vulnerable ‘I Never Knew’ and ‘Is My Baby Yours?’, Sarah marks herself out as
having a truly singular grasp on the vagaries of the human heart. Meanwhile, the tunefulness of the David-Byrne-quoting ‘Over
And Over’, the jazz-club bound ‘Bird On A Wire’ and first single ‘We Won’t Run’ reveal that, far from being morose, Sarah has
an innate way of finding a sweet, uplifting melody that will burrow itself into your head.

Having supported fellow Aussies The Temper Trap on a UK tour in May, Sarah has continued to impress on her own with
festival appearances at the likes of Secret Garden Party and The Great Escape. With a performance at V Festival and a
headline UK tour lined up for the Autumn, Sarah Blasko is quickly becoming the next best-kept secret in British music

TRACKLISTING:

7” A) No Turning Back, B) Into Light (Previously unreleased),

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