Sarah

Talent is said to not grow on trees. Or does it? Take Orlando Florida for example. A city posing as seemingly rich soil, rich in producing the music businesss biggest chart toppers and hit makers in all different colors, shapes, and sizes. Orlando has given birth to the likes of Justin Timberlake, The Backstreet Boys, and Brittney Spears just to name a few. And never un-fertile it even recently added the likes of rap duo Smiles and Southstar to its colorful arrangement. Simply put, Orlando may well be the music industries own Garden of Eden. So when a seed is planted in this paradise, a seed possessing an uncanny natural bond with music, it is highly unlikely that that seed would wither or become unearthed by a coarse and unwelcoming floor. No, not likely. It is, however, likely that you might find yourself in awe of what everyone else around you has realized at that point and that is that a star is growing before your eyes. Sarah was that seed. Was, because the fruits of her talent are now ripe and waiting to be sampled by millions of starving people. Born to a singer and a band member, Sarah began singing from a young age, learning the guitar and teaching herself piano in her early teens. She wasted no time in following both her mother and fathers footsteps and teamed up with her twin sister, performing songs all throughout high school and into college she attended world famous Berklee College of Music where she studied with Walter Beasley. It was at that time she tasted a sampling of her future opening up for Busta Rhymes and Lauren Hill with the Mike Previtti band. Shortly after she graduated, and relocated to Orlando Florida the same place where she knew she would be able to take her career to the next level. Finally seed met soil and in little time Sarah plunged head first into fine-tuning her craft, teaching herself to work Protools, creating a home-based studio and writing over 300 songs. Most of which have already been recorded. Some were done by Dexter Redding at Park Studios, others were recorded at Johnny Wrights WEG studios with many more done at David Burrills CB Studios. Her collaborations also stretched far teaming up with J Records recording artist Jimmy Cozier, British R&B group sensation- MIS-TEEQ's Sabrina Washington, jazz artist Sunnie Paxson, NBA star Troy Hudson and the 69 Boys Thrill Da Playa to work on some of her most recognized songs which led to them leaking out on 102 Jamz radio in Orlando. Many of her songs like Dont knock it till you try it and Summertime a remake of the Will Smith hit, ranked at number one on MP3.com overthrowing established names like P. Diddy and Nelly. Not to be limited to one particular audience Sarah also previewed her work on MP3.com.au, a primarily Australian market and had them fall in love with the track In Love Again which peaked at number 2 on their Hip Hop and R&B charts. Overall Sarahs music on both MP3.com and MP3.com.au has had over 200,000 hits worldwide. But a studio-act Sarah isnt. Nothing pleases her more than captivating a live audience and never once has she baulked at the chance of being live onstage. Not when she performed at Disney, at local concerts, or was interviewed on WJHM 102 Jamz Orlando, Orlandos number 1 Arbitron rated Hip Hop and R&B station. Sarah is now putting the finishing touches on her R&B album. An eagerly anticipated mixture of sultry melodies blended with booty shaking beats from various talented producers. Her dance album is already complete and singles have already begun to stand out with major spins being heard on Tampa airwaves and in clubs. A seed well planted must grow. In the right soil with the right nurturing, nature will inevitably take its course. Lifes direction depends on the way we choose to live it. Sarah has always chosen music when, blessed with multiple talents, she couldve chosen anything else, but she chose music. Its hard to look past her catalog of songs, production credentials, work ethic, stunning beauty, natural star presence, or her undeniable talent, and see anything else that inspires her daily living other than music. Everyday Sarah gets closer and closer to being where she was destined to be, on stage, on air, and in your ear. Watch Sarah blossom, a seed nurtured to its fullest potential, and watch Orlandos history of churning out hit-makers repeat itself. www.sarah4ever.com