sarah borges & the broken singles

​Sarah Borges & The Broken Singles (from the album Loves Middle Name available on )
She is a straight-shooting, tells-it-like-it-is musician. You know when Sarah Borges puts out a record you are going to get an honest dose of rowdy rockers, a contemplative mid-tempo tune or two, and perhaps a ballad. All of that is delivered with a little swagger, a little aggression, and a lot of honesty. Her latest release Loves Middle Name finds her back with her band The Broken Singles delivering hooks galore via uncomplicated rock and roll chops, with a vocal delivery walking the line between punk-rock rough and ballad tender. Like her past work, there are nods to American punk and early R&B that weave themselves into a smart package of swift rock and roll.
 
“Get as Gone as Gone Can Get” is the Loves Middle Name album ripper, a duet with Broken Single bandmate and album producer, Eric “Roscoe” Ambel on a fun roots rocker of a cut with plenty of chug. ‘Anything that good for me, I don’t like it, as long as it’s good for you, I wanna try it’ from “Let Me Try It,” show Sarah Borges narrative flirting, and her lyrical tease coming with an air of danger, a slight tongue in cheek poke and plenty of caution left by the wayside. You can tell that Sarah Borges has a clock-in/ clock-out approach to her music. She clocks in when the guitar cable plugs into the amp, clocking out a handful of hours later when the last drink is spilled and the last song played. Somewhere during that shift she’s bopped, rocked and rolled all over a stage to the delight of fans who delight over bands like NRBQ, The Blasters or The Runaways.   By Bryant Liggett
 
Listen and buy the music of Sarah Borges and the Broken Singles from AMAZON
https://www.sarahborges.com/
 

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