TOMORROW! TOMORROW! Sarah shouted as the lead of Annie with more volume than seemingly possible for only a small girl of 9. Other plays, musicals and school choir would further inspire her passion for music and productions. She could hardly wait till “tomorrow’ when just maybe, the stage would be grander. She would finally leave the small town life of Helena Montana, a nice little town, sure enough, but not a place for an ambitious girl to waste too much time.

It didn’t take a second thought when at the age of 16 the opportunity came to tuck herself into the only space available in a crowded moving truck to San Diego California where she would complete high-school, fashion school and mature into adulthood, and then off she went to see the world.

She traveled to Las Vegas, The Caribbean, Bahamas, Miami, New York, Paris, London, Cabo San Lucas; and finally settling down in the scenic Niagara Region of Ontario, Canada, (but still splitting each year between there and Southern California), where she finally could resume her musical destiny.

It had been some time since Sarah had seen the stage or been a part of a creative musical process but in 2006 a growing need to reconnect with this aspect of her personality propelled her into composing a selection of lyrics and melodies. In collaboration with Rick Rose, (known as the “Hardest working musician in Canada”), and Michael Saricino, (a gifted, multi-talented, young producer), along with partner and musical editor Ethan Rising, Sarah would complete her debut album entitled “Love Storm” released July, 2008.