Sabine shares new track

Hailing from the Welsh region of Powys, Sabine is a talented singer-songwriter who crafts beautiful chilled pop music with touches of folk and alternative country. Inspired by female artists such as Joan Armatrading, Gabrielle and Colbie Caillat, Sabine features her softly floating vocals that deliver blissful melodies and heartwarming lyricism.

Making an impact with her music, she’s won over fans and had her work highlighted in outlets such as Earmilk, RGM and Conversations About Her. Clocking over sixty thousand streams of her music, she’s also gained extensive radio support from various BBC stations with her songs being made Record of the Month and Record of the Week in 2020 and last year.

Proving just as formidable on stage, she’s previously played at Tom Kerridge’s Pub in the Park, BBC Countryfile Live, headlined at The Camden Chapel in London and not letting the pandemic stop her performing, during the lockdowns she took part in both Oxjam’s online music festival and the Shropshire Virtual Show.

Following her single from earlier this year “i didn’t mean to”, she brings us her latest work with the utterly gorgeous new track titled “Forever and a day”. In typical Sabine style, she’s set out a dreamy laid back pop sound of gentle acoustic guitar with her enchanting vocal work painting a dazzling sonic picture.

Written and recorded nearby in mid Wales, her new single features her thoughtful storytelling lyrics that see her muse about finding a lasting love, creating a timeless and emotive indie folk sound.

Listen to Forever and a day below

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