Sandi Thom is a Platinum-selling Scottish singer/songwriter, probably BEST known for her 2006 hit single, "I Wish I Was a Punk Rocker (With Flowers In My Hair)," which topped the charts all over the world, including the UK, Australia, Germany and Ireland. On August 14th (August 27th in the UK), Thom will release her much anticipated fourth studio album, Flesh and Blood, via Guardian Angels Records, her own indie label that she started post Sony/RCA. The album's first single, "The Sun Comes Crashing Down," is being offered as a free download on Sandi's official website. Listen to the new song BELOW.
While Flesh and Blood might be Thom's fourth album in total, it's only her second released through Guardian Angels, the follow up to 2010's critically acclaimed Merchants and Thieves, which peaked at #118 on the UK Albums Chart following it's May 2010 release. The new album was produced by Rich Robinson of the Black Crowes and recorded at 16 Tons Studio in Nashville. Playing with Thom on the album we have Black Crowes drummer Steve Gorman and guitarist Audley Freed (Dixie Chicks, Train, Jakob Dylan). Also featured on the albums are special guests, singer/songwriter Buffy Sainte-Marie and the legendary Bobby Keys, a renowned saxophonist and Rolling Stones collaborator. Now that's an ALL-STAR rock'n'roll lineup!
"All I ever want to do is write songs that connect with people. With this album I've finally found a place where I can make the very best music I can achieve. The people that only know me from 'Punk Rocker' won't recognize me on this album."
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