Sara Marlowe

Sara Marlowe True stories, the 3rd studio release from Toronto-based Sara Marlowe, is a captivating blend of folk, acoustic-rock, jazz ? and social justice. ?Sara's arrangements, which feature cello, flute and mandolin, give the songs a texture and depth that is simply beautiful.? ? Laura K. (We Move to Canada blog) Accomplished musicians add lush instrumentation to the powerful, yet intimate vocals: Mike Skinner (Downchild Blues Band) on saxophone, Jamie Thompson on flute, Alex McMaster (Lowest of the Low) on cello...

True stories, the 3rd studio release from Toronto-based Sara Marlowe, is a captivating blend of folk, acoustic-rock, jazz ? and social justice.

?Sara's arrangements, which feature cello, flute and mandolin, give the songs a texture and depth that is simply beautiful.? ? Laura K. (We Move to Canada blog)

Accomplished musicians add lush instrumentation to the powerful, yet intimate vocals: Mike Skinner (Downchild Blues Band) on saxophone, Jamie Thompson on flute, Alex McMaster (Lowest of the Low) on cello, Sarah Sugarman on violin and percussion, Steve Sherman on electric guitar and percussion and David McMillan on mandolin and bass. Two of Sara's new songs, Worthless and Red Wine & Revolution, recently received honorable mention in the International ?Song of the Year' songwriting competition. Sara is planning a fall tour to support this release.

What the Media is saying about Sara Marlowe:

?Sara Marlowe's sound is very reminiscent of Ani Difranco and to further the comparison, she writes strong lyrics that compel attention.? - Victor Heyman, Sing Out! Magazine

?A great singer-songwriter?putting her energy into writing about relevant issues?? - Cindy Filipenko, Herizons Magazine

Musical Highlights

? International airplay - on radio in Canada, the US, Australia, Europe and Asia.

? Sara's music has kept peaceful company on several compilations with music by Ani Difranco, Michael Franti & Spearhead, the Barenaked Ladies, Jian Ghomeshi, Emm Gryner and John Lennon.

? The Spotlight Artist on ?New Songs for Peace,? Sara was featured on a UNESCO endorsed music project which has honoured other artists such as Chumbawumba and Kitaro.

? Sara's debut ?A World to Win? was selected as one of the top 10 CDs of 2002 by New York City's Harris Radio & her sophomore CD ?Times Like These? hit #13 on the Canadian College Charts.

? Catch Sara live at clubs, coffee houses, rallies & social justice events