One may say that folk artist Sara Parkman, has built her own musical cosmos by questioning and embracing traditions in such an open-minded and deliberate manner. As a result, she has emerged as the leading figure in modern Swedish folk music. Since some time, it has become customary to hear her music pulse from the misty depths of Nordic forests at... read full bio
I Just Need To Conquer This Mountain, Sarah Blasko's seventh studio album, is a collection of late-night meditations on farewells, loss, fresh starts, and a significant friendship that supported her early years. As broad as she is prolific, Sarah Blasko creates songs that have a unique sense of purpose, clarity, and urgency. Depth of Field, Eternal Return, I Awake, As Day... read full bio
Originally from the Isle of Wight, Sarah Close is a producer, composer, and artist currently residing in London and Los Angeles. Girli, George Ried, Karen Poole, Lewis Thompson, Ed Drewett, Matt Rad, Dreamlab, Shiftk3y, Gil Lewis, Harlee, and many others are among the artists she regularly works with. Sam Feldt, Talia Mar, Girli, George Ried, Katherine Li, Jack Kane, Selin,... read full bio
Sarah Cothran created a "dream board" on the wall of her bedroom before autonomously accumulating hundreds of millions of streams and views and subtly growing an audience of four million+ on social media. But the Mississippi-born, Nashville-based singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer didn't just let her future happen; she toiled assiduously to make it happen. She spent many hours developing solo content... read full bio
In Los Angeles, Sarah Grace White creates physical and emotional alternative pop. Are You Here This Time, her upcoming EP, is a cathartic six-song EP that embraces movement, the blurred lines between place, and an artist on the verge of self-ownership. White is prepared, liberated, and fully present in her new musical environment with a voice that effortlessly transitions from unwavering... read full bio
Sister duo Sarah Julia, who have had a creative bond since infancy, were reared in Rotterdam and now call Amsterdam home. They first discovered their passion for the arts through theater and film. The sisters have, however, come together and discovered their real home in music. With the help of their songwriting and sonics, Sarah Julia make music that takes into... read full bio
Sarah Kang is a singer-songwriter from New York City whose music seamlessly combines jazz, R&B and pop with meaningful songwriting and comforting vocals. She was reared in LA, Chicago and Dallas after being born in South Korea. She grew up playing the piano and the french horn but never thought she'd become a professional musician. Growing up in an immigrant home, she... read full bio
Sarah Kinsley, a New Yorker, doesn't require much to earn a lot. Sarah is a young artist who, although being very old-school in her approach, creates brilliant, timeless pop music and inserts it into a very contemporary setting. From the magnetic Karma to the epic Hills Of Fire, her debut albums seem bold, brilliant and surprisingly complete. Frigid but inviting, extravagant... read full bio
Sarah McLachlan is a celebrated singer and songwriter born on January 28, 1968, in Canada. With a career spanning several decades, McLachlan has garnered critical acclaim and commercial success for her emotive and introspective music. She has released several acclaimed albums, including her breakthrough album "Surfacing" in 1997, which features hit songs like "Angel," "Adia," and "Building a Mystery." McLachlan's... read full bio
Sarah Meth is an up-and-coming singer-songwriter from London who rose to fame with the release of her debut single “What Does It Mean.” While growing up, Meth found influence in Nina Simone, and her music is a mixture of philosophy in lyrics, melodies and production. She has also been likened to artists which include Rufus Wainwright and Lana Del Rey.... read full bio
Sarah Walk, a Chicago native and Berklee College of Music alum, joined One Little Indian last year and began working with producer Steve Brown on her debut album. Her distinctive androgynous voice, which is evocative of Leslie Feist, combines the sweetness of Judie Tzuke with the husk of Joni Mitchell, all while showcasing a distinctive rhythmic piano playing technique. Large... read full bio
With Sasha Sloan, you can smoke and drink coffee while talking about "deep cuts" in a diner till four in the morning. Sasha, who now resides in Los Angeles, is from South Boston. Sasha composed all of her songs on a reconditioned iPhone 5 up until her partner recently surprised her with a new phone knowing she'd never replace it otherwise.... read full bio
Sasha Sloan is an alternative indie artist, a singer and songwriter. Apart from chasing her dreams as a solo performing artist, Sloan has lent her songwriting abilities to artists like Kygo, ODESZA, and Charli XCX. She has released two singles as a solo artist, ‘Normal’ and ‘Fall,’ which have been picked up by Spotify as killer tracks. Sloan has been... read full bio
Satellites was formed not too long ago and features skilled synth player and vocalist Yuli Shafriri, bassist and bouzouki player Itamar Klüger, drummer Azriel "Raz" Man, and bassist Ariel Harrosh. The group plays a wide range of music, including spacey grooves, vintage psych, and Anatolian rock. Their sound, which they define as retro-fresh psych à la Turk, is like a musical "laboratory" buried... read full bio
The title track from Michigan's Saturdays at Your Place's forthcoming EP Eat Me Alive, "it's always cloudy in kalamazoo," is titled after their city. Punchy rhythms and dazzling guitars open the track by the Midwest emo band. The song's vocals add a ton of anguish while remaining true to Saturdays at Your Place's style, which their followers have become accustomed to... read full bio
Saul Williams is a rapper, singer, songwriter, musician, poet, and actor. Williams blends poetry and hip-hop in his music, in order to create an authentic sound in every track. The artist’s career began as an open mic poet. He later landed a documentary film ‘SlamNation,’ which followed Williams’ career participating in the Nuyorican Poets Slam team. This led to his... read full bio
Ska-punk group Save Ferris was founded in Orange County, California, around 1995. They are referencing the movie Ferris Bueller's Day Off with their name. Under the direction of the legendary front woman Monique Powell, the group achieved widespread recognition through radio successes, ongoing tours, and cameos in numerous TV series and motion pictures. The group's "Introducing Save Ferris" EP was published by... read full bio
This new album will be the first self-titled Saves The Day album ever. It's time. Right now, this feels right and it’s because of the journey we’ve taken with all of you. Saves The Day is a feeling we all share. You understand that. When we partnered with all the pledgers to create this thing we had no idea where... read full bio
Backyard barbecues, front porch jams, old-fashioned family values and hard-partying rock n' roll is the name of the game for Saving Abel. The eponymous record spawned the platinum single Addicted and the follow up barn-burners, Drowning and the emotional 18 Days. Their second album, Miss America, topped the Hard Rock chart and imprinted the hearts and minds of radio listeners... read full bio
Sawyer is a Nashville duo comprised of Kel Taylor and Emma Harvey. The duo performs indie pop, which they have dubbed Indie Sparkle Pop. Sawyer has been compared to acts like Lucy Rose and HAIM, but set themselves apart from these acts with their own flair. Since their first step into the spotlight, Sawyer has performed over 130 shows, garnered... read full bio
