Sarah Blasko - No Turning Back
No Turning Back pounds into action with a stomping piano, complimented with intermittent trumpet bursts and thunderous drums.
Taken from Sarah Blasko's third album As Day Follows Night, this fast paced number showcases the dexteritiy evident on the new record. Gone is the electric guitar influence, favouring a more stripped back feel, with production of Bjorn Yttling adding to the new aesthetic.
Blasko's seductive vocals, are given room to breathe within the minimal production and therefore stand out prominently, reminiscent of the likes of Feist or Lykke Li. The Australian's album has already been nominated for a host of ARIA awards and is touring throughout the UK with The Temper Trap shortly.
10:11 AM | 15/03/2010
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