Sarah McQuaid - If We Dig Any Deeper It Could Get Dangerous

The precision and sophistication of the writing and playing blows me�away. I am so glad to be involved, writes guitar legend Michael�Chapman in his introduction to Sarah McQuaid's fifth solo album�If We Dig�Any Deeper It Could Get Dangerous ��which he offered to produce after�meeting Sarah at a festival where they were both on the bill.�

Recently honoured with a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Ards�International Guitar Festival in Northern Ireland,�Sarah's also drawn critical�praise for her voice (which has been variously likened to malt whiskey and melted�chocolate)�and her engaging�rapport with audiences: �I've attended hundreds of concerts of all kinds,�and her subtle mastery onstage launches her straight into my fave shows�ever, wrote�The Huffington Post.

Reviewers of�the Madrid-born, Chicago-raised, Cornwall-based singer/songwriter's previous albums have�repeatedly alluded to her relative obscurity (The Big Takeover) and�under-the-radar (The Vinyl District) profile. With her new album � on�which she expands her battery of instruments to include piano and electric guitar � she looks set to change�that.

One voice, one guitar, and the wondrous reminder of the magic of music. Sarah has�the gift. � The Huffington Post

The songs are acutely observed and�literate, almost like journal notes set to�music. They're measured and tranquil�but they're never dull because there is�always a sense of restlessness and�unease behind the poetry.... And it's all�lovely. � R2/Rock 'n' Reel