Mushroom Music Publishing

Sarah’s music has been described as immediately appealing folk/pop music with a 60's feel, compared to artists like Bic Runga, Bob Evans, Josh Pyke and Angie Hart. A natural singer, her voice and songs come from a very honest place. She began playing an old classical guitar when she was thirteen years old. Writing her songs and going off into her own little world was her favourite thing to do and still is ten years later.

Sarah has been consistantly gigging since 2002, playing shows and touring with artists including Renee Geyer, Kasey Chambers, Mick Hart, Diesel, Karl Broadie, Sara Storer and Matt Tonks, played at music festivals including Peats Ridge Festival, played at Australia's premier venues, taken her music interstate and spent many hours in the studio working on her debut EP and her brand new album. Her reputation and fan base are steadily growing and her independent records are reaching people and making a big impact.

Her EP ‘Ghost On The Roof’ has received rave reviews for it’s organic and honest delivery. It was recorded in February 2005 at Sarah’s house in Wamberal on Sydney's Central Coast and has a very intimate feel. It has received radio airplay all over the country, including support from Triple J and local radio stations. Drawing inspiration from a broad range of influences including Nick Drake, Joni Mitchell and The Beatles - her songs are melodically rich and from the heart.

Sarah has just finished her new album 'Teapot Trees and Love Birds' with producer, Michael Carpenter at Love Hz Studios, released in January 2008 through her own indie label, May Records and Green/MGM distribution. Sarah plans to promote the album by travelling through Australian cities and regional areas at the beginning of 2008 and throughout the year.

It has recieved airplay from local and national radio stations including Triple J. It is available in all good record stores, iTunes & waterfrontrecords.com.