A year later, Blasko decided to pursue a solo career. She began working on her first EP titled ‘Prelusive.’ The EP contained tracks such as ‘Will You Ever Know,’ ‘Sweet Surrender’ and ‘Follow the Sun.’ For her early work, Sarah Blasko did her own promotion, working with her manager Craig New to get her music out there. After the single ‘Your Way’ was broadcast on a local Sydney radio station, Blasko was signed to an Australian record label named Dew Process. The label re-released ‘Prelusive’ in 2003 with a new design, making the original releases rare to find and therefore more valuable.
A short while later, Sarah began working on her first full length album, ‘The Overture & The Underscore.’ The album, produced and recorded in Hollywood, USA, received amazing praise from various critics. The Daily Telegraph gave the album a whopping four and a half out of five stars, and back home in Australia, the album went platinum. The release of ‘The Overture & The Underscore’ ensured that Sarah Blasko was a name not to be forgotten, and the musician’s success was only set in stone through her winning of ARIA Music Award’s “Album of the Year.”
Blasko’s music is not the only thing that stands out about her; her unique, old-fashioned style is also something that sets Sarah apart from the rest. Her anti-expensive and anti-extravagant taste in clothing is a reminder to her fans that she, too is a human being on the same level as the rest of us. To see Sarah performing live is something that is highly recommended.
To avoid missing this talented performer, pre-booking a ticket is a good choice to make. Tickets can be bought through various online ticketing agencies, as well as through her own website, or her label’s website. Fans of Sarah Blasko will all agree that she has a calming and entrancing presence on stage that will stay with viewers for a long time after a concert. Merchandise will most likely be sold at concerts also, so why not take a little something home with you to remind you of the incredible concert you will have experienced?
