Sara Diamond is championing her honest story as an original independent artist. “Back To You,” Sara’s first single of 2017, is a song about enduring the “feel trip” of a fresh breakup, day after day. It’s an emotional R&B-flavored pop song that pulls listeners right into the exact moment where a relationship went wrong. She wants to bring these moments to the surface, because the truth is that heartache is never that polished.
There was a time that even music had forsaken her too. A former child singer who sold millions of records and landed endorsement deals in various pop groups, Sara quickly became uneasy with the grind and little control she had over her trajectory.
But she was always born to be a performer. Now at 22 years old, Sara Diamond steps back into the arena with original music that she’s written.
“This is about empowerment. It’s throwing caution into the wind, and making myself write again and love again,” says Sara.
Sara Diamond brims with wisdom and infectious pop instincts. Driven by a love for love, Sara Diamond is releasing songs in 2017 that explore the good and the ugly about falling for another human being.
“My mission is to help people believe in themselves. To take that risk, and follow that dream. I strive to make people feel the song in their hearts and acknowledge whatever it is that they’re going through”.
“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!
