Sahib Radio is not your typical singer-songwriter. He considers himself a recording artist. Not in the popular sence, but in the artistic sence. Like a painter applying colors and strokes of the brush onto canvas to accomplish their work, Sahib uses words, intertwined with instruments, and expressive vocals to accomplish his. He writes of people, places, and things, that other people don't give much thought to. An old tree still standing, once used for hanging poor souls. Demons, angels, and rats. The body of a young lad, disposed of in the bottom of an abandoned well. Stone statues possessed by a former lover. What it might be like to survive a plane crash in a swamp, only to be stalked by snakes and alligators. A serial killer riding the roads in search of his next victim. Witches, ghosts, suicide, revenge, and addiction are just some of the subjects found in his library of songs. There's even a bit of humor found as well. A fine line is drawn between what is real and what is imaginary. It's up to the listener to decide which is which. Whatever the subject, you can always count on Sahib's music being truly original. Enjoy. ___________________________________________________________________________ Sahib is a complete artist and one who deserves the title 'Unique' and will surely in the next few years earn the mantle 'Legendary' to go with it. By:Maria Daines ____________________________________________________________________________ The music you hear sounds ethnic, but underneath there's this rock sensibility that provides the powerhouse of the music. An artist to be savoured, in heaped up doses. Highly Recommended By:Steve Gilmore ____________________________________________________________________________ 'Bottom of the Well' - I think this is going to be another one of those 'love it or hate it' type selections. I found the track to be almost mesmerizing - and worthy of several listens. Many of the other tracks listed are in a similar vein. I'd recommend checking out 'Hanging Tree' and 'Witchy Voodoo Woman' as well. Sahib Radio coming soon to The BIG Show on Scrub Radio? Stay tuned...... By: One Angry Swede OAS Review Board; The Big Show @ Scrub Radio

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Sahib..no one tells a story like you. With every word, you disturb the innards of a soul with profound and uncomfortable truths that shake up the comfort zone of ones soul..thank you for creating such works The poetry, the compositions, the challenging subject matter...and the almighty execution that only you do. By: Gaslight District San Diego, Ca. ____________________________________________________________________________

If the recording industry doesn't pick up on this almighty talent within my lifetime then I will know what I have suspected for years, is true - they don't know a gift to their bank balances or their conscience even when it's written on the wall in TEN FOOT HIGH LETTERS, SIGN THIS MAN YOU IDIOTS!! This is one of the most important albums of our times (in my humble opinion) and certainly if this thing doesn't grow wings and fly it will always remain one of the most beautiful tides of the lost ever to sway in the sea of my life. If you like your music bashed up and fixed all back together with a rusted screw and some hangin' twine then look no further. 'New World Senate' is the Pulp Fiction of the Independent music scene. By: Maria Daines IOMA artist of the year, on the album NEW WORLD SENATE

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Somewhere between Lou Reed and Tom Waits, Sahib Radio tells us his everyday life studys and connect them with a little repeating piano-melody and a whining guitar. "For a couple of bucks you can get a tattoo maybe even two..."

By: Michael Kolepke at BeSonic, on the song Dirty Seaport Town from the album Lions In A Cage