Chicago is home to some of the finest talent in the music industry...Sarah Green is no exception. Sarah recognized her gift as a vocalist at the tender age of 6 when she started singing in her family church, King of Glory Tabernacle Church of God In Christ, on Chicago's South Side. Sarah began perfecting her craft by performing in talent shows and singing in her high school choir. Every talent show, Sarah took home top honors, proving that she was a star in the making.
Finally in 2005 Sarah got the chance to show her star power as part of the now defunct R&B group Risque. Through her involvement with Risque, Sarah found her current home, 1st and 15th Productions, which was founded by Charles "Chilly" Patton and Grammy Award winning Hip-Hop artist Lupe Fiasco. Both "Chilly" and Lupe have been a driving force behind this vocal powerhouse, featuring the dynamic songstress on both of Lupe Fiasco's studio albums: on the tracks "Real" and "He Say, She Say" on Lupe Fiasco's Food & Liquor; and "Free Chilly" and "Intruder Alert" on Lupe Fiasco's The Cool. Aside from Lupe's album project's, Sarah was featured on a track on DJ Deckstream's Soundtracks entitled "Can You Let Me Know" alongside Lupe Fiasco and Verbal, a popular Japanese MC. Most recently she was featured on Lupe's "Paris Tokyo" Remix with Q-Tip and Pharrell Williams.
In early 2008, Sarah began touring the world, wowing every crowd as a featured act on Lupe Fiasco's "The Cool Tour". The tour was a sold out venture and it formally introduced Sarah to her soon to be audience. After completing "The Cool Tour" she went out on the biggest tour of 2008, Kanye West's The Glow In The Dark Tour. After showcasing her talents in the U.S., she began to tour Europe and performed in such exotic cities as Paris, London, Amsterdam and Sweden. Sarah's star is only just beginning to shine. With her debut album slated to drop in 2009, she is prepared to show the world her amazing vocal ability, and create a forceful and lasting presence in the of world R&B.
