SARAH KLANG
SHARES ACOUSTIC VERSION OF ‘ENDLESS SADNESS’: LISTEN HERE
RESCHEDULED UK TOUR-DATES ANNOUNCED TODAY
INCLUDING LONDON’S BUSH HALL ON NOV 18TH
SECOND ALBUM ‘CREAMY BLUE’ OUT NOW
NOMINATED FOR TWO SWEDISH GRAMMYS & IMPALA AWARD
Following her sold-out London debut at The Lexington in December 2019, Gothenburg alt-pop artist and the self-confessed “saddest girl in Sweden” Sarah Klang is today sharing an acoustic take on her single ‘Endless Sadness’ and announcing the rescheduled dates for her upcoming UK tour, including a headline show at London’s Bush Hall on November 18th.
The follow-up to her chart-topping, Swedish Grammy winning debut ‘Love In The Milky Way’, Sarah’s new LP ‘Creamy Blue’ – from which ‘Endless Sadness’ is originally taken – is out now and available to stream and download here: https://orcd.co/creamyblue.
The record was nominated for both the ‘Best Album’ and ‘Best Alternative Pop’ categories of the 2020 Swedish Grammys, as well as the ‘European album of the year’ IMPALA award.
You can stream the sublime acoustic version of ‘Endless Sadness’ here: https://smarturl.it/endlessacoustic
‘Endless Sadness‘ hits that spot. It hits every emotion within the listener, Sarah Klang and her delicate yet distinctive deliverance leaves you in awe. A gentle instrumentation intricately performed by one of the most powerful artists of our time. Sarah forever moves her audience, captivating from the first note- her vocal range and power is the backbone to this composition.
Written and produced in collaboration with Kevin Andersson, ‘Creamy Blue’ is an ode to 21st century relationships – be they platonic or romantic – that deals in an enthralling vintage pop sound delivered with a sugar-coated Scandi charm and healthy dose of self-deprecation. Complete with grandiose string sections, bleeding heart piano, dreamy Americana-tinged guitars and Sarah’s powerful hair-raising vocals, it deals in a sublime reverb-soaked melancholia that’s achingly beautiful yet gloriously infectious and ironically uplifting at times. The album skirting a very fine line between the deadly serious and the self-satirising.
Whilst working as a waitress in her father’s bar, a few years back Sarah made the
decision to turn her hand to writing her own songs. Using a love of good old-fashioned ballads as her starting point, the result was something that intertwines classic 60s/70s pop, Americana and country to mesmerising effect. In next to no time she’d be playing
to ever-growing crowds at underground venues as she worked on her debut album in the background – innocently unaware of what was to follow: sold-out dates around Scandinavia and mainland Europe, an arena tour with
First Aid Kit
and a #1 Grammy-winning album in ‘Love In The Milky Way’.
With the follow-up ‘Creamy Blue’ now out in the world and more UK dates now announced–after her London debut at The Lexington in December was packed to the rafters with adoring fans–it’s clear we’ll all be hearing a lot more of Klang in 2020.
‘CREAMY BLUE’ UK TOUR-DATES
November 18 – London – Bush Hall
November 19 – Manchester – The Deaf Institute
November 20 – Leeds – Brudenell Social Club
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