Sarah Johnson
Sarah Johnson's music tends to deal in the kind of heartbreak and resilience that feels lived-in. Her 2019 debut single, 'A Lot to Let Go Of,' set the tone...
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Sarah Johnson's music tends to deal in the kind of heartbreak and resilience that feels lived-in. Her 2019 debut single, 'A Lot to Let Go Of,' set the tone with its direct, emotional weight. She followed it with songs like 'Baby My Heart' and 'It's Hard to Be a Girl / In a Young Man's World,' which continue in that vein of personal, often soul-tinged reflection.
She has been open about facing challenges with mental health and addiction, and that candor comes through in her writing. It's less about crafting a perfect narrative and more about the plain-spoken delivery in tracks like 'Muddy Water' or 'He Hates Me.'
She works primarily as a solo artist but performs with a backing band called The Souldiers. The music avoids grand statements, settling instead into a space of straightforward, vocal-driven confession.
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