Album Notes

Sarah Dashew has just finished her new album Jealous Girl with legendary producer Chuck Plotkin (Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan). All 12 tracks are writen by Sarah. She was joined in the studio by musicians who had played on some of her all-time favorite records. They include Gary Mallaber on drums (Van Morrison, Steve Miller Band), Jennifer Condos on bass (Bruce Springsteen, Joe Henry) and Mark Goldenberg on lead guitar (Jackson Browne). “Texas” features Marty Rifkin (Tom Petty, Bruce Springsteen) on pedal steel. Singer-songwriter Dan Bern adds cello to the stark, powerful “Cannot Make the Call.” The album was engineered by Ryan Freeland (Aimee Mann, natasha Bedingfield). The upbeat track “Hash it Out” has already been heard on the hit TV Show “My Name is Earl.” Jealous Girl is an irresistable journey, from the relentlessly honest title track to the final, soul-soothing “Morningtime.”

Sarah Dashew (pronounced like “cashew” with a “d”) grew up sailing around the world with her family, listening to Bruce Springsteen, Stevie Wonder, Van Morrison and Janis Joplin. She learned to play guitar at sea and later began singing in a gospel choir. After a few years of performing in Austin, Texas, Sarah moved to Los Angeles and began working with Chuck Plotkin.

"Frankness, difficult themes and vocal beauty rarely come together as they do on Sarah Dashew's Jealous Girl...Dashew's voice is commercial in the best sense of the word--you want to hear this voice on the radio."
--Indie-Music.com

"Overflowing, rhythmic and super fresh...full of content, passion and sweetness."
--Jam Magazine

"Sarah sings with the intensity and emotion of some of the best around--people like Sheryl Crow and Fiona Apple..."
--The Edge Magazine

"With her hair bouncing, her guitar swinging every which way, and her big eyes flashing, Dashew is a powerhouse..."
--Music Connection Magazine