Sarah MacDougall

Sarah MacDougall is a Swedish Canadian singer/songwriter currently living in Whitehorse, Yukon. Born in Malmö, Sweden, MacDougall moved travelled to Canada to study music in Vancouver when she was a teenager. Her first tour took her in Whitehorse, where she decided to live. For her 2018 album, All the Hours I Have Left to Tell You Anything, MacDougall enlisted Montreal-based producer Marcus Paquin, who has engineered albums for The National and Arcade Fire.[1] In 2019, MacDougall toured with Ivan Coyote, playing songs with a band and participating in Coyote's spoken-word performances.[2]

Sarah MacDougall
MacDougall performing in 2015 at Burlington's Sound of Music Festival
Background information
BornMalmö, Sweden
OriginWhitehorse, Yukon, Canada
GenresFolk, Acoustic, Americana, Folk Rock
Occupation(s)Musician, Singer-songwriter
InstrumentsGuitar, Vocals
LabelsIndependent, Rabbit Heart Music
Websitewww.sarahmacdougall.com

Discography
  • All the Hours I Have Left to Tell You Anything, 2018
  • Grand Canyon, 2015
  • The Greatest Ones Alive, 2011
  • Across the Atlantic, 2009
  • I Don't Want To Be Alone Anymore, 2008 EP[3]

Awards

2012 Western Canadian Music Award – Roots Solo Recording of the Year – Sarah MacDougall – The Greatest Ones Alive

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References
  1. January 23, Eric Volmers Updated; 2019 (2019-01-23). "Swedish-born, Whitehorse-based singer-songwriter Sarah MacDougall creates big sonic landscapes for intimate stories | Calgary Herald". Retrieved 2019-12-10.CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)
  2. Web, Peak. "Renowned Canadian author and storyteller Ivan Coyote begins new position at SFU | The Peak". Retrieved 2019-12-10.
  3. http://www.sarahmacdougall.com/music


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