Sarah McLeod (born 1978) is an Australian musician, the former frontwoman of rock band The superimposes. She has three ARIA awards and over 300,000 record sales to her name (from her Superjesus days 1994-2004), and has been referred to as the "iconic Aussie rock chick". In 2006, Sarah received publicity for her relationship and subsequent break-up with Chris Joannou of the band, silverchair
In 2005 McLeod launched her solo career, releasing her first single "Let's Get Together" in May, followed by single "Private School Kid" (a duet with Chris cheny from The living end) in July. Her first solo album, titled Beauty was a tiger (Festival Mushroom Records), was released in September 2005. Sarah's new backing band (known as The Black Diamond Express) consists of Stu Hunter (keyboards), Mick Skelton (drums), Patch Brown (guitar) and Grant Fitzpatrick (bass guitar). All the tracks on this album were written either by Sarah herself or with Chris Peters, bass player with Detroit band Electric six.
Following the release of "Private School Kid", Sarah split with her record company. She went on to release the singles "All But Gone" as an independent EP, and "He Doesn't Love You" which was also remixed. In October 2006, the remix of her single "He Doesn't Love You" reached #1 on the Aria Club Charts, and has also been released in the UK.
In 2006, McLeod tried her hand at some solo acoustic gigs, which were so successful they culminated in a tour of Australia, playing some songs from Beauty Was A Tiger, some old Superjesus hits and a few covers. According to her recent interviews she feels she has really hit her stride and, in October 2006, she released a self titled CD of her new live & acoustic sound.
