Career
Sarah was also featured on the 90210 soundtrack, released in the fall of 2009. Sarah"s songs, "You"ll Never Know," "Gone" and "Delight" were licensed for use on Music Television "" in 2011. In July 2011, Sarah was profiled by the New York Times for her rising profile as a musician while still balancing school work.
Sarah"s song "All She Could Be" was licensed for American Broadcasting Company"s "The Lying Game" in the August 22, 2011 episode.
In January 2013, Sarah was named as one of ten finalists in the 2013 Emerging Artist Competition, a partnership between Hitlab and The Recording Academy. In July, 2014, "Gone" and "All She Could Be" were included on the soundtrack for the Indie Film, "Crazy Bitches," released in June, 2014.
Sarah is currently enrolled at Yale University as an American Studies major with a focus on Audio and Video Performance Culture. She continues to write, perform and record music
In June 2010, Sarah"s song, "Gone" was selected for The New Writers Civil Defense released by The Songwriters Hall of Fame.
"Gone" was also featured in Children"s Hospital in addition to being featured on the National Broadcasting Company television Show "Outlaw" in the Fall, 2010. Sarah"s song "Hearts Collide" was selected to be on the 90210 soundtrack, released by Columbia Broadcasting System on October 13, 2009. Her song, "Flaws and All" was featured in Joe Dante"s film, "The Hole." Additionally, Sarah"s song "All She Could Be" was selected to air on the Teen Vogue feature of Dakota Fanning.
Also in 2008, Sarah performed at The CMJ Festival on October 22, 2008 which took place at The Canal Room in New York City.
In 2009, Sarah was a finalist in the International Songwriter"s Competition. That same year, she performed at a benefit for the Light of Day Foundation.
