Sarah Burton is a road-tested singer-songwriter with a fearless sound that blends roots rock, indie pop, and raw Americana. With hundreds of shows under her belt across the U.S. and Canada, she’s built a reputation for magnetic live performances and sharply crafted songs that hit both the heart and the hips. From Toronto to Terlingua to Austin, Burton’s music reflects a restless spirit and a deep love for storytelling. 64 Magic Queens was recorded and produced by power-pop-rocker Dany Laj, the track (and subsequent album) feature the melodic bass lines of fellow Dany Laj and the Looks co-conspirateur, Jeannette Dowling and drums and percussion from Dusty Campbell. Burton’s writing style on this album ranges from classic 90s pop-rock to a more current indie rock, with a little throw-back to the 60s, laced with a touch of the bizarre. With influences that range from Rilo Kiley and Weezer, to Harry Nilsson and a touch of Concrete Blonde, 64 Magic Queens is an unfiltered trip through a brain that is hopeful even in the darkest hours. Laj’s melodic guitar lines complement the songs with grace, walking the line between glossy and gritty, much like Burton’s vocal stylings.