Get all 12 Sarah Factor releases available on Bandcamp and save 15%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Sarah Factor Live 12/7/20, Live at Rockwood Music Hall on 12/4/18, Sarah Factor: Live at Rockwood Music Hall 1/24/16, Lasting Mark, Sarah Factor Birthday Show, Everywhere We've Been, Live at Rockwood Music Hall, Live from the Studio, and 4 more.
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Hold Onto
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All That You Are
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One-Way Ticket
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I Don't
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Hey Girl
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Lasting Mark
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Sick of Feeling
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Sarah Factor Brooklyn, New York
Based in Brooklyn, NY, and born and raised in Toronto, Canada, Sarah grew up listening to Canadian musician, Joni Mitchell who inspired her writing. Sarah also draws influences from Ingrid Michaelson and Norah Jones, striving to create the perfect balance between folk and soulful pop while writing music that is universally understood and widely relatable. ... more
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