How did an unknowing kid make her way from her first dance class in a strip mall in Colorado to becoming a #1 hit recording artist with 5 consecutive hits worldwide?  Armed with only the joy and life's purpose she found in dance and music, Sarah set out to New York City on her determined path to figure out how to become her passion.  Slammed with struggles and rejection along the way, Sarah continued to pursue her artistic vision and tear through the barriers to get her music out to the world.  Sarah is blessed every day as people send her wonderful messages of how she inspires them.

 

Sarah tells the story of a particularly moving moment: “I was in Africa on my birthday at a BBQ. I was there as a tourist, not a performer. A guest at the party asked what I did for a living. I said I was a singer. She asked the name of my songs. It turned out she knew them and raved wildly how she goes crazy dancing to them in the clubs! Here I was in Africa, where I had never “officially” released my music, and a woman I had just met had been touched by my music half a world away from where I lived. It was overwhelming powerful to realize that all my hard work, perseverance and belief in myself had such wide-reaching and personal impact.”

 

Sarah's single, “Without You,” recently hit #1 in the UK. "Without You" marks Sarah’s 5th consecutive hit worldwide.  This Music Week, Billboard and DMC Chart queen’s latest slice of beautiful dance floor action roars into clubs and radio all over the world, as did like her previous hits, “It Doesn’t Take Much,” “Fade Away,” “Out Of My Mind” and “You Wouldn’t Know How”.

 

Sarah has been the cover issue of Radio & Records Magazine, named The Future Face of 2012 in MusicWeek (one of only four artists in the world) and a charting recording artist in Billboard Magazine and DJ Times.

 

Sarah is proud to be the face of Until.org, along with Kevin Bacon, Jessica Alba and Michael Phelps.

 

Renowned for her unique writer’s voice and sultry vocal style.  Sarah writes or co-writes every one of her songs.  Her lyrics are at once profound and graceful with a keen intellect and elegant musicality.  To see Sarah onstage is to see charisma in motion.  

 

As an in-demand expert and inspirational leader on pursing a life of passion, purpose and personal greatness, she has been the guest speaker at such prestigious institutions the Jack Welch's School of Business at Sacred Heart University. 

Sarah's single, "Fade Away," debuted at #1 on the UK charts, unseating Deep Dish’s remix of Stevie Nicks' "Dreams".



"Fade Away" was the #1 most played song on XM Satellite Radio's bpm station.  With "Fade Away," Sarah became a Top 40 Mainstream charting recording artist as reported by Radio & Records.  She again charted on CHR/Mainstream with her follow up single, “You Wouldn’t Know How”.



You Wouldn’t Know How” hit #3 on the DJ Times National Dance/Crossover Chart as it set the clubs and radio on fire.

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Every single song Sarah has ever released has charted on Billboard or hit #1 on Music Week UK.  Every single song Sarah has released to Top 40 radio has charted on CHR/Mainstream radio.

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Remixed and supported by the biggest DJs in the world, such as Tiesto, Paul Oakenfold, Tracy Young and Tony Moran, writer Chris S. Witwer exclaims when listening to Sarah’s music, “You’ll find yourself wanting to spin and bop around the dance floor or across your own living room with the volume blasting on the stereo!”

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Sarah was nominated twice for the prestigious Winter Music Conference IDMA award for Best Breakthrough artist.

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Sarah has worked with top musicians and producers including Bryan Adams, Rick Chertoff (Cyndi Lauper) and Marti Frederiksen (Aerosmith).



While completing her degree at Columbia University, Sarah immersed herself in New York City’s art scene. She studied voice with revered faculty of the Juilliard School and dance with Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre Masters.



Sarah was thrilled to have performed twice in the NYC Pride Parade to over 1 million people.   and was honored to take the stage at the celebrated Night Of A Thousand Gowns in NYC.  

 

Sarah has always stood her own ground. Sarah co-founded her own record label, Beguile Records as a vehicle to provide Sarah the opportunity to retain her artistic integrity.