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Rachael Sage & The Sequins -
Album Review

Rachael Sage & The Sequins –

Racheal Sage’s album The Blistering Sun will be released in the UK in August this year. The album is full of laidback and stylistic pop songs that allow her piano and voice do most of the talking.

With a voice that sometimes sounds like Norah Jones and at other times like Kylie Minogue, Rachael Sage has produced an album that will be adored by fans of female singer-songwriters and Ani DiFranco fans.

Alright OK is a sweet heart-warming song with beautifully literate lyrics. Other stand out tracks include the slow paced Featherwoman and the sorrow-filled Wishbone.

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