Sara's music lingers, haunting yet deeply human—an intimate storyteller with a cinematic edge. Her songs blend raw vulnerability with atmospheric soundscapes, painting vivid scenes.

Her latest full-length album, The Darkest Light, is a masterclass in contrast, exploring the raw tension between shadow and light. With deeply introspective lyrics paired with atmospheric textures, it’s a sonic journey through the complexities of the human soul. Her EP, I Love You, Keep Going, is a fearless dive into mental health, resilience, survival, and the quiet sparks of hope in the darkest moments.

A past IMEA nominee for Americana Album of the Year, Sara’s sound defies genre—fusing indie-folk, alt-Americana, and dreamlike ethereal tones into a style all her own. With a voice that cuts to the core and lyrics that leave their mark, her music is built for film, TV, and powerful storytelling.

All songs are one-stop licensing, easy to clear with a single contact.

Genres: Indie Folk, Folk Blues, Alt Country, Americana, Southern Gothic, Dream Pop, Alt Pop, Cinematic

Sonic Inspiration: Lucinda Williams, Hozier, Radiohead, Mitski, Lana Del Rey, Aurora, Agnes Obel, Adia Victoria, Phoebe Bridgers, Brandi Carlile.

I Love You, Keep Going is a raw, heartfelt ballad about resilience and hope, reminding listeners that it's okay to not be okay. Perfect for emotional moments in film, TV (Euphoria, A Million Little Things), PSAs, or mental wellness campaigns, it’s a powerful anthem for mental health and recovery.

Way Back Home is a nostalgic, heartfelt track perfect for scenes of reflection, homecoming, and rediscovery. With its Americana sound, it fits films like Nomadland, TV dramas like This Is Us, road trip sequences, and commercials focused on family, heritage, or travel. Evoking both longing and comfort, it’s ideal for emotional storytelling and documentaries.

Shadow Hunters is dark, cinematic, and haunting—ideal for psychological thrillers, supernatural dramas, and intense storytelling. Perfect for TV shows like Mindhunter or Yellowjackets, eerie films, survival video games like The Last of Us, and luxury brand ads. Its moody vibe adds depth and mystery to any scene.

Fire in Me is a gritty blues anthem of resilience and transformation, fueled by raw intensity and shamanic undertones. Perfect for dark dramas like Yellowstone or True Detective, empowering character arcs, and cinematic trailers, it captures the spirit of awakening, survival, and strength.