Photo by Sean Daigle
Sabrina Ellis apologized for her lack of energy.
Stooped over a merch table in a sweaty Tulsa bike bar, the Texas-based punk songstress smiled and explained how a calm demeanor can kick in before a performance. It’s a funny parallel to her concerts which feel like a borderline riot.
I say no problem, and I compliment A Giant Dog on the new album and how much I appreciate her art. I would say a variation of that at least three times. I had been turned on to Ellis’ music after her pop oriented project Sweet Spirit opened for Spoon and visited Oklahoma City.
I was hooked immediately.
