Sarah Asher is poised to release a collection of songs, some stretching back to her time spent on the 280 acre farm where she once lived. Laden with beginnings and endings, her emotive songwriting weaves melancholia with threads of hope and resurrection. Her voice harkens to Joan Baez and Joanna Newsom. Recorded at Echo Mountain in Asheville, NC, during the summer of the pandemic while making the most of grounded musicians, guitarist Elias Leisring paired her local band comprised of Eric Bates (4th chair violin CSO) and drummer/singer Casey Campbell (Buffalo Wabs & The Price Hill Hustle) with bassist Michael Libramento (Grace Potter and the Nocturnals), jazz pianist Andrew J. Fletcher, and moog master Harvey Leisure (Nest Egg). The album was produced by Hank West (trumpeter, Squirrel Nut Zippers) and is currently in the hands of Mastering guru Bronson Tew (Sleeper Mountain). This new album finds Asher right where she’s longed to be, amongst an array of talented artists painting a visceral landscape of the epic internal world she inhabits.

Asher and her three-piece band are currently booking socially distanced performances as they navigate the changes and look towards the future.

Sarah Asher’s previous releases, “Daffodils" available on 7” vinyl (Herzog Music, Little Cricket Records 2020) and “This Little Bird” (Candyland Studios, Dayton, KY 2019) can be heard at https://sarahasher.bandcamp.com