“Just a girl and her guitar…”

Sarah has called herself a Singer/Songwriter since middle school, when she performed her original song “Oh, My Superman” for the first time for half the student body.

She developed her craft through trial, error, and instinct. Raised off the beaten path of the music industry in Salisbury, Maryland, Sarah soon began playing local festivals across Delmarva.

At 16, she entered the studio for the first time at Mid-South Audio, where she would continue to record and arrange her original music for the next decade.

By 17,

she visited her second home of Germany to record her EP “Man in the Moon”.

As she continued to hone her live performance, hooks like “Boomerang” took Sarah’s music across the coast to California, where she made her debut the following year.

She’d also make her first—and only—credited acting appearance in Storm Rider (2013).

Upon graduating

high school in 2013, Sarah attended Berklee College of Music before transferring to Fordham University in New York City where she would earn her bachelor’s degree in communications and media.

During the pandemic, she returned to Berklee’s online certificate program for lyric writing.

In 2020,

Sarah was introduced to Nashville, Tennessee to record her song “Till 3am”.

Over the next four singles, she’d continue to evolve her sound with the help of the seasoned studio players alongside her.

By 2023,

Sarah was eager to return to the stage and performed six live solo shows beginning with The Mint in Los Angeles.

She also crossed several iconic New York City venues off her bucket list, making her debut at Rockwood Music Hall and playing the legendary Bitter End (…twice) later that year.