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Award-winning singer-songwriter-guitarist Sarah King makes her long-awaited full-length solo debut with When It All Goes Down, exploring life’s seismic shifts via her singular strain of Gothic Americana.

Produced, engineered, and arranged by David Baron (The Lumineers, Noah Kahan, Darren Kiely), the album sees King weaving classic rock ‘n’ roll, Southern soul, true country, and primal folk-blues into something inspiring and cathartic, deeply personal yet wholly universal.

Fired by King’s spellbinding, seen-it-all vocals and rock solid rhythm guitar, When It All Goes Down is filled with songs that are haunting, oft-times harrowing, tales of impossible guilt and inconsolable grief, of raising hell (and the repercussions that follow), of how to stand face to face with the Devil himself yet somehow emerge bigger, better, and badder than before.

1. Lord Take My Soul
2. Always and Almost
3. When It All Goes Down
4. The Longest Night
5. Blame It On the Booze
6. Stronger Than You Ever Knew
7. You Were Wrong About Me
8. Hey Hey What Can I Do
9. Whiskey Thinking
10. Pretty Things
11. The Moth
12. Devil’s Try

This beautifully crafted, dutifully honed and magnificently impassioned new recording opens on the ________________ of Lord Take My Soul and the ___________ of Always and Almost, and then comes the __________ of When It All Goes Down, the ___________ of The Longest Night, and then come both the ____________ of Blame It On the Booze and the ____________ of Stronger Than You Ever Knew.

Along next is the ___________________ of You Were Wrong About Me and the ____________ of Hey Hey What Can I Do, and they are in turn backed by the ___________ of Whiskey Thinking, the _______________ of Pretty Things, the album rounding out on the _______________ of The Moth, coming to a close on the _____________ of Devil’s Try.

Official Purchase Link

www.sarahkingsings.com