1 CD |
€ 19.95
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Preorder |
Label Challenge Records |
UPC 0608917360226 |
Catalogue number CR 73602 |
Release date 05 September 2025 |
“Compositions steeped in theatrical depth and lyrics that testify to a lot of life experience and wisdom.” – Marloes Pieksma (Jazzism)
Sara Bax is a genuine vocalist and composer whose heartfelt music is described as “color creative”. Through her narrative music style, she strives to reflect and search for the connection with yourself, others, and the world. In her words: “making music connects me to the magic in this world, and it’s a way to make people sparkle.”
Her intimate and natural way of singing makes the listener feel as though they are part of the experience. “My purpose is to create a sincere environment for you to (re)connect, to feel the magic and love of this world so together we can lift each other up.”
Sara played at North Sea Jazz as a trumpet player of the ArtEZ Big Collective and recently founded a band with well-known musicians Jeroen van Vliet (Boy Edgar Prize), Angelo Verploegen, Annie Tangberg (Metropole Orkest), and Maximilian Hering.
“Compositions steeped in theatrical depth and lyrics that testify to a lot of life experience and wisdom.” – Marloes Pieksma (Jazzism)
Sara Bax is a genuine vocalist and composer whose heartfelt music is described as “color creative”. Through her narrative music style, she strives to reflect and search for the connection with yourself, others, and the world. In her words: “making music connects me to the magic in this world, and it’s a way to make people sparkle.”
Her intimate and natural way of singing makes the listener feel as though they are part of the experience. “My purpose is to create a sincere environment for you to (re)connect, to feel the magic and love of this world so together we can lift each other up.”
Sara played at North Sea Jazz as a trumpet player of the ArtEZ Big Collective and recently founded a band with well-known musicians Jeroen van Vliet (Boy Edgar Prize), Angelo Verploegen, Annie Tangberg (Metropole Orkest), and Maximilian Hering.