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Sabrina Portland, Oregon
After releasing her debut EP "The Anomaly," Portland-based singer/songwriter Sabrina recruited producer John Askew (The Dodos, Richmond Fontaine) to assist in the making of her full-length album "The Hawk & The Hunter." Coming from an unconventional childhood, her father a mariachi singer and her mother a hula dancer, she stamps her personal experiences and musical innovations into her songs. ... more
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