Sarah Mcleod Remixes 'White Horse'

Since relocating to London earlier this year - the former front woman of The Superjesus - Sarah McLeod now divides her time between LA and the UK. She’s spent the past few months in the studio in LA putting down the finishing touches on her 2nd solo album due for release this year. Back on the live circuit, she recently played to a full house at the Viper Room on Sunset, and a number of weeks ago to a massive crowd at The Great Escape Festival in Brighton, UK, alongside her brand new band.

Sarah’s new sound will not disappoint. With her distinct rock voice, the tunes have taken on a whole new life with the world’s most cutting edge producers and mixers adding to the fresh electro infused pop rock sound of the record.

“Refreshing and energetic with a lot of soul… Pop music how it should be. Let’s call her a new genre, Soul Pop. I welcome Sarah McLeod to the US music scene”, Herb Powers Jr, mastering engineer, P.M Entertainment Inc.NYC

Signing exclusively with Steve Strange at X-Ray Touring will see Sarah spending more time visiting venues across the UK and Europe. Sarah’s profile in those parts of the globe rose quickly due to the huge success of the remix He Doesn’t Love You.

Following He Doesn’t Love You – which sat in the Club charts in Europe for over 3 months, comes the remixes of her track “White Horse” from her forthcoming album. Euphoric mix treatments by Whelan & Di Scala and Bass Kleph have blasted in to the UK Club Charts TOP 10 and been supported by Radio BBC 1. This instant success proves Sarah can be a hit across music genres extending from her rock heritage.

In other news, Sarah has just been signed as an international Ambassador for Triumph Motorcycles – the first celebrity endorsement of its kind. Sarah will represent the brand across the world and currently rides around London on her shiny new Triumph Bonneville T100.

“Sarah McLeod (ex Superjesus frontwoman) is also a must see”
The Great Escape

“Sarah is going to be one to watch this year”
Dj Download

“McLeod's vocals are a great asset to the song. Coming out as a mixture between gravelly
and sweet, performed with confidence, which fit the music perfectly…White Horse' should be huge on the club scene this summer. With its strong beat and cool electro-pop stylings, it would almost be a crime for this not to be a smash hit”
The Music Magazine UK