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EP: Lovely to talk to you Sandi! First off – we hear congratulations are in order – you’re not just bringing out a baby album, but a baby human as well! When are you due?<\/strong><\/p>\n ST: Ah thank you!! I\u2019m due the first week in March, but if Baby B decides to make an early appearance then end of Feb : )<\/p>\n EP: So what have you been doing the past 9 years since your incredible debut album came out?<\/strong><\/p>\n ST: Wow! Where do I start \ud83d\ude42 Well if I was to tell you the whole story I might have your readers here for days! So in short, i moved to LA at the end of 2009, it was both a career move and a decision i made for personal reasons. I spent 3 years living in Malibu, and most recently spent a year living in West Hollywood. Musically speaking I set up my own label and distribution worldwide and decided to focus on just making music. I worked with Blues guitarist Joe Bonamassa on my 3rd album \u2018Merchants and Thieves\u2019, and then went on to work with Rich Robinson and the legendary Buffy Sainte Marie on my 4th album \u2018Flesh & Blood\u2019. I also released an album of acoustic cover versions of Classic Rock hits which was a lot of fun! I\u2019ve had the privilege of performing all over the world from Australia to America, all over Europe and even as far afield as places like Singapore and Dubai. One of my most defining moments was performing on stage with Brian May, John Paul Jones and Alice Cooper at the Royal Albert Hall. So as much as I have been out of the limelight for a long time now, I\u2019ve definitely been busy! : )<\/p>\n