With a voice that is aptly described as 'smoky' and a style that straddles folk, soul and roots, Irish songstress Sabrina Dinan has gathered a small but dedicated fanbase in her native land with a combination of cutting, heartfelt lyrics, intricate guitar work and a compelling voice.

Originally from Ennis, she now calls Galway home. She worked for years at the city's prominent King's Head pub, the experience of which inspired a track on 2006's EP 'The Bondi Hotel'. As she noted in a show at Galway's Roisin Dubh in early 2006, she's "had her heart broken by a lot of boys" over the years, and the peaks and valleys of love feature prominently in her work. That said, her music is far from being purely melancholy, and many tracks are underpinned by a bluesy, soulful tone.

Late 2006 saw the release of a new album.

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