Sarah Faith

Some of my earliest music memories are singing in the backseat of my mom’s car wherever we would go. Both of my parents played a very contrasting, yet important, role in my love of music; Mom was a country fan and Dad taught me all kinds of stuff about classic and 90s rock and alternative. I love it all!

I can rock out to Rush, Foo Fighters, and Arctic Monkeys or get down to some sick pop beats or Motown vibes. Music has provided me with outlets in good, bad, and mediocre times – it’s the best way I know to express myself where words fall short.

My first taste and love of performing came very young when my mom forced me into karaoke singing one of her favorite songs “Forever + Ever Amen” by Randy Travis. At first, I wanted nothing to do with being on that stage, but about 30 seconds in, I never wanted to come down. I performed in choir throughout my middle school, high school, and college years, earning multiple opportunities in honors choirs and a collegiate vocal scholarship.

I currently perform backup vocals and acoustic guitar with Alan Turner and the Steel Horse Band as well as my own solo performances.