Sasha Dobson

Sasha Dobson Live

Soundcheck | May 27, 2010

Sasha Dobson came on the New York music scene in the past decade as a budding young jazz singer, with a particular gift for scatting and improv. But on her latest album, “Burn,” she’s emerged as a folk rocker with a strong taste for country and blues, with influences ranging from Lucinda Williams to Elliott Smith.

Sasha Dobson joins us with her band to play live in the studio.

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