Welcome to Sarah Sharp.com
Chanel used our song in this video called ‘Making of the Spring-Summer 2012 Ready-to-Wear campaign’
It’s behind the scenes of the photo shoot by Karl Lagerfeld with models Saskia de Brauw and Joan Smalls
‘If You Come Over’ by Kaliyo (Andrea Perry & Sarah Sharp)
Writtern by Andrea Perry & Sarah Sharp
Produced by Andrea Perry, Lead vocals: Sarah Sharp, Drums: Larry Aberman, all other vocals and instruments: Andrea Perry
Sarah Sharp is a singer/songwriter based in Austin, Texas. She has 2 side projects with the trippy-swingadelic 1930′s rock band The Jitterbug Vipers & as 1/2 of the duo Kaliyo. Sarah was awarded BEST JAZZ at the 2009 Austin Music Awards. Check out the new Jazz page and listen to new Kaliyo songs!
Recent song placements:
-Aug 16, 2011 The Nine Lives of Chloe King episode 10 features “Pieces” by Kaliyo
- July 13, 2011 Live with Regis and Kelly – “Trapeze” by Kaliyo
-June 27, 2011 “Love is Everywhere“ is featured on the soundtrack to the ABC Family TV Show “Switched at Birth”
Sarah’s music is featured in the following:
Film: When Harry Tries To Marry, Drop Dead Sexy, Eleven
TV: ABC Family -Switched At Birth, Nine Lives of Chloe King, MTV – Miss Seventeen, Parental Control, Two A Days, Meet The Barkers, Engaged & Underage, Curl Girls, I’m From Rolling Stone, True Life, CNBC – American Made
“Sarah Sharp’s soft spoken singing style and quiet instrumentations offer a living room, fireside closeness that keeps her away from the lounge-singer stereotypes of similarly jazz-influenced performers.” NPR – All Songs Considered
“her intricate songs and voice are ever so slowly taking over the world.” - Dallas Observer
“Sarah Sharp is one part Tina Fey, one part Aimee Mann. Both Sharp and Fey thrive in a male-dominated world, write brilliantly and would be dead ringers for each other with a quick dye job.” - Houston Press
“Sharp is an excellent singer and songwriter with a great imagination and delivery.” - San Antonio Express
“ a richly orchestrated and dynamically produced album of enormous depth and substance” - Amplifier Magazine
“maintaining a one-woman Lilith Fair must be exhausting.”- Austin Chronicle
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