Sara Diamond has been given the gift of song through her family lineage. Sara’s mom had a children’s record label, which she sang on for many years. She recorded her first album at 11, made possible through FACTOR. After moving to LA for 18 months at 14, Sara returned home and put music on the back burner. Four years later, and a semester into McGill Management, Sara fell back into music, and fully committed. Sara has come to appreciate the healing power of music – it has been a constant that, through the trials and tribulations of her life, has stuck around in some capacity. Sara’s goal with music is to inspire others to look inwards and appreciate the myriad of feelings that come along with being human. In accepting the beauty of who we are as individuals, we can learn to love each other without judgment and fear.
Over the past year, Sara has amassed over 13 million streams, through her own singles and collaborations with other artists (Adventure Club, Paris & Simo, Naji). Sara describes her latest EP Foreward, “Foreword is about crossing the barrier of fear into the unknown – and taking it from there. My brain had a lot of processing to do over the past year. When fantasy meets reality type vibes. These songs are a representation of that time – somewhat scattered in direction, very visceral and sexually driven… playing with ideas of love, loss, lust, and everything in between.”
“Stay a Little” takes a bite into the R&B, pop realm of music and Sara absolutely killed it. It’s like the Sara continues to raise the bar and exceed all expectations with each and every release.”
“Sara Diamond has been spending this year releasing singles about the ups and downs of love, and has already built up a sizable following on Spotify. Listening to the absolute tune that is Stay A Little, it’s easy to see why. Expect to hear a lot more from this 22-year-old singer-songwriter.”
“Along with plenty of swirling synths, the upbeat Unsure was a fresh and funky cut aided by lyrics which packed a fierce punch.”
“Don’t let that G-rated CV fool you: “Just Give In,” her debut pop single produced by Noah Barer & Cavewerk, is slinky and shimmering as all hell, making her one of the more promising and unexpected voices (watch out for those soulful runs toward the end of the track, especially!) to arrive on the scene.” […]
“The meticulous production goes hand-in-hand with Sara’s outstanding vocals, and that wobble wobble kicking in right after the first chorus is just pure genius. “Just Give In” is the type of track Ciara would jump on in a second, but she’s currently sleepin’ – inevitably making room for a great act in the making.”
“Just Give In” keeps your attention glued like a juicy soap opera plot where your boyfriend is an alien and having a love affair with your cousin’s mother’s nephew. Controversy! But then you realize that you are your cousin’s mother’s nephew and everything’s chill but you’re heart is still racing. Again, totally unexpected but worth […]
Listen to the incredible “Just Give In” at the link!
