‘Get Low’ is the new EP from revered songwriter and musician Sarah Carroll.

Get Low is an intelligent and adventurous 5 song trip which takes listeners from the intimacy, playfulness and pain of love to a wide-screen view of life itself. The title track is a rocksteady ode to self-belief. Recorded at Zac Barter’s beautiful studio in Highton, Victoria, performed by a tight gang of Sarah’s dearest friends, Get Low is presented with pride by Cheersquad Records & Tapes.

Get Low will be available as a 5 track CD and digitally on 4 March 2026, with pre-orders available from 18 February 2026.

Sarah Carroll is an individual who simply oozes musicality: a gorgeous, soulful singer, a beautiful instrumentalist, and someone who has an intrinsic understanding of all manner of roots music. Her songs chime with sincerity and deal largely with her experiences as a teacher, mother, wife, political animal and touring musician. Following the release of her 6th studio album, ‘NQR&B’ on Cheersquad Records & Tapes, in mid 2024, Sarah and her 4 piece band The Big Fuss toured Victoria and NSW, with keen interest and support from radio and print media. Sarah was invited to open for Tim Rogers on his regional Vic tour in December, and in between, launched a new album with her band The Cartridge Family.

The release of NQR&B followed Sarah’s stint as Australian Musician Magazine’s Musician of the Month and was celebrated with a lengthy feature in the July issue of Rhythms. NQR&B was 3PBS FM Feature Album of the Week and part of 3RRR’s Soundscape, and was in the Top 10 in several Rhythms Magazine readers and writers polls at the end of 2024.

In addition to her solo work, Sarah is known for her contribution to bands such as GIT, The Pirates Of Beer, Soft Gold, The Left Wing, Tin Stars and The Junes, her work with her late husband, the legendary harmonica player and singer-songwriter Chris Wilson and their sons, the acclaimed singer/songwriters Fenn Wilson and George Carroll Wilson, as well as her decades of broadcasting and music writing experience.