The familiar saying “everything is bigger in Texas” is earning some truth to its name as county music vocal powerhouse, SaraBeth, dusts off her boots and hits the Nashville music scene.
Born and raised in Dallas, SaraBeth is a contemporary country singer and budding songwriter who is seamlessly making her mark in Nashville as an all-American, sweetly southern artist with an edge. Smart, beautiful and tremendously talented, SaraBeth is the breath of fresh air the music industry needs.
Working with all-star producer Dean Sams, member of the superstar group Lonestar and producer/label head of Circle S Records, SaraBeth is currently promoting her debut album Anything Is Possible to country radio. Featuring her lead-off and sophomore singles “Kickin and Screamin” and “Miss You Anywhere,” Anything Is Possible introduces 11 brand new tracks including a dance remix. “I view myself as an independent, down to earth kind of girl,” says SaraBeth, “so my album is encouraging and reflects those aspects of my personality.”
When Sams first met SaraBeth, he knew he had just met a future star. He recognized her talent immediately and knew her robust potential. \"The first thing that interested me in working with SaraBeth was her incredible work ethic,” Sams says. “In a time when so many people want to sit around and wait for success to come to them, SaraBeth is a rarity with her focus, drive and willingness to do whatever it takes to be successful. As a singer, SaraBeth is understated and heartfelt. In my opinion, shes a nice change of pace for the country music listeners.\"
But SaraBeth doesnt want to take all the credit for her passion for music. She maintains that her family plays an essential role in her story, citing them as the source for a lot of her motivation.
“My younger brother was drafted to play pro baseball for the Cardinals, my dad recently wrote a book on motivation and inspires people all over the world, and my mom is the glue that holds us all together. With all these incredibly successful and driven role models in my life, I thought, how can I NOT go after this dream?”