Born on the mean streets of the Bronx, raised on the green streets of Long Island, Sara's been living music since she wrote her first musical diddy - still too short to reach the pedals of her parents' upright piano - at the tender age of five. But the turning point came at ten when she wrote her first song, complete with music and lyrics, ending five years of learning other people's music and beginning a lifetime of singing and writing her own. Years later in 2001, she released her first album, Unsteady Ground, to rave reviews and raving fans at shows up and down the East Coast and as far west as Las Vegas. An exciting blend of rock, pop, and bluesy alternative, Unsteady signaled the rise of a bold new musical voice. But a few years ago that voice seemed to fall silent when Sara suddenly decided to take her career in a different direction. Wondering if there might be more to life than guitars, a keyboard and a soulful singing voice, she stopped recording, stopped touring, and stopped playing for anyone else to hear. But even after she quit her day job, left New York, and started law school, she never stopped writing. In fact, in addition to a legal education, she also learned that while she could take herself out of music, she could never take the music out of herself. Most of all, though, she discovered that sometimes you just need a little quiet to figure out exactly what you're trying to say. Packed with all that knowledge, she finally made her way back into the studio to record her strongest material to date, Work in Progress, released in April, 2006. Sara graduated from Harvard Law School that same spring, and you can now find her living, working, and playing in Los Angeles, CA where she'll be writing and plugging away at her next release.