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Music Industry
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"Sarah's ability to repeatedly create compelling, memorable, hit songs in various genres is a refreshing and rare quality. Her songs never disappoint, usually inspire, and feel familiar from the first listen."
Laura Becker (2K Sounds/EMI Music)
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"Sarah is one of the hardest working songwriters I know. Her
songs are commercial and competitive."
Monti Olson – Vice President, A&R (BMG Music Publishing)
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Sarah is fast becoming my first call when I need a song for
a movie. Her inherent ability to provide exactly the right 'flavor'
knocks me out each and every time. She is a fantastic songwriter
and it is a pleasure promoting her work in the film industry."
Nicola Fletcher – Music Supervisor (Best Laid Plans, Bridget Jones's Diary)
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"Eloquent Beautiful and dangerous- the songs of an angel with
a dirty mind."
Robin Batteau (singer/songwriter/producer)
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"Intelligent, sensitive lyrics, catchy melodies, universal appeal;
are just some of the things that come to mind when describing
Sarah's music."
Ron Solleveld (Director International-BMI)
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"In A&R I screened songs for most of MCA's major projects and
Sarah's music was always fresh, never predictable or formulaic.
Her CD was always at the top of my pile."
Renee White (currently A&R at Vanguard/Sugar
Hill Records)
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"I've spent my entire career working with songwriters and it's
rare to come across a true pro like Sarah. When we played her
song 'Permanent' in front of a
room full of 1,000 people at TAXI's annual convention, the place
exploded into wild applause at the end. The last song that happened
to went to number 1."
Doug Minnick (TAXI)
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"Sarah's mellifluent vocals, coupled with her songwriting brilliance,
make for a very potent mix."
Martin Ditcham (writer/drummer/percussionist: Sade, Everything But the Girl, Rolling Stones)
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Press
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"The arrival of a vocalist, so sensitive and intelligent a performer
is an event well worth signaling."
Melody Maker
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"She sings with the kind of passion that says she knows what
she is talking about."
Dan Aquilante, NY Post
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"Up to now, she has enjoyed a strong local following and a positive
critical support in the Big Apple. Now we get a chance to hear
her lyrically poignant and musically refined songs... I especially
like 'The Space Between Us Melts,' 'Let Myself Go' and the title
track."
John Schoenberger, The Album Network
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"Sarah Nagourney posses the lyrical depth of Joni Mitchell."
Ad lib Magazine
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"Sarah's vocal sidles and writhes around her melodies, at times
scarcely above a whisper, so that the music's power is felt
like a warm breath against the face."
Mark Keating, Sound views Magazine
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"This could be her time."
Cashbox Magazine
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"She sings from the heart with highly personal emotions and lyrics."
Entertainment Today
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"Nagourney has a charming voice... and I detect a lot if interesting vocal and musical ifluences."
INK New Music Magazine
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"Nagourney entices the listener with a certain sophisticated, aching steaminess throughout the CD."
Jackie Enfield, The Aquarian Weekly
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"With a refined, well crafted sound, songs like 'The Space Between Us Melts' and 'Get Back To That Emotion' are worthy of your ear."
Constantine Notes
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