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On The Climb!

Sabrina Fallah 

Sabrina Fallah is a rock singer, songwriter and guitarist from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. She grew up listening to Michelle Branch, Avril Lavigne, Kelly Clarkson, Simple Plan, etc. Her influences are Green Day, Bon Jovi and Billy Idol. She has been told that when she sings with her raspy, edgy, and powerful voice, she sounds like Joan Jett, Pat Benatar, The Cranberries and Melissa Etheridge. 

 

The producers Sabrina has had the opportunity to work with are Stuart Epps (Elton John, Led Zeppelin, Twisted Sister), Chris Birkett (Peter Gabriel, Quincy Jones, Buffy Sainte Marie, Sinead O’Connor) and Kent Wells (Dolly Parton). Sabrina has released two EP’s, a single, and a compilation CD with a bonus track. 

In January 2019, Sabrina got signed to Dance Plant Records with distribution for her music by The Orchard on iTunes. In November, Sabrina got her first mainstream interview and got her songs “The Frontline” and “Hurt” aired on WSBS Radio (860 AM and 94.1 FM) with Ron Carson, Massachusetts, United States. Thanks to Ron Carson for giving her that very first opportunity, her music has been picked up by many more mainstream stations. 

 

In 2020, Sabrina had an interview with Brian Sullivan on WBLQ 1230 AM in Westerly, Rhode Island, United States. A friendship was established and in 2021, Brian asked Sabrina to join him as his co-host on his morning show "Brian Sullivan's Early Show", which is on Saturdays at 6am EST. Sabrina loves being on the radio and is thankful for the opportunity. 

 

Sabrina’s music is getting airplay on Kent County Classic Rock I-105.5 FM AND AM 1450 in West Warwick, Rhode Island, United States. She is very grateful that Crazy Chris and DJ Gadget have given her music a chance to be played on a Classic Rock Station. 

 

Her music has been played, featured and some are in rotation on mainstream stations internationally. Her music has also been featured on iHeartRadio stations and on BBC Radio Merseyside and on BBC Radio Manchester

By Kreig Marks, June 2023

KM:  Hi Sabrina.  Welcome to Tru Rock Revival Magazine.  We’re going to do this interview Rock ‘n Roll Roulette style.  About 15 questions, minimal editing.  Let’s get this moving!

Take me back to your childhood.  What music was playing at the Fallah home and when are your first memories of you singing?

 

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KM:  Listening to your songs, your voice, your style, I can definitely hear the Avril Lavigne and Michelle Branch influences.  I’m sure you’ve heard that a lot.  What’s your take on that?

 

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KM:  Let’s go back to the first song you wrote.  What do you remember about that, not just the writing of the song but the first time you recorded it, heard the playback and then when you played it out live. 

 

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KM:  Do you have any collaborations with your songwriting or is it all you?

 

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KM:  When did you first pick up a guitar?  What got you interested in that instrument?

 

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KM:  How did you get into radio media?  Does this take away a lot of your time for your music or do you feel this has helped your career?

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KM:  Random question but maybe not random for you.  Why is Snoopy so awesome?

 

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KM:  Let’s stay on the strange and random course for a moment.  If you could collaborate with 4 fictitious characters to put together an all-star rock band, who are the players? 

 

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KM:  Now, seriously, if you could choose your all-star band, who are the other players to round out the lineup?

 

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KM:  When you’re hanging out playing your guitar, what other songs besides yours do you like

to play?

 

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KM:  Let’s hear something about Sabrina that most people would be surprised to learn.

 

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KM:  Most favorite song you’ve written?

 

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KM:  Song you’ve written and recorded and now listen to it and think, “hmmm, maybe I’ll re-record this and change the ……………

 

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KM:  Time to promote yourself.  Ready….Go!

 

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KM:  Any plans for touring the states?

 

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KM:  Anyone you would like to thank or give a shout out to?

 

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