Sarah Martin: The Tiny Girl with the Big Voice and Bigger Heart
 

Sarah Martin is a Nashville recording artist, singer-songwriter, and full-time performer known for her powerhouse vocals and heartfelt storytelling. Often described as “the tiny girl with the big voice and even bigger heart,” she creates high-energy, emotionally resonant performances that leave a lasting impression.
 

    With over 13 years as a professional musician, Sarah has performed at high-profile events and partnered with major brands and organizations, including Kellogg’s Pringles, the Southern Women’s Show, and the Ladies Professional Golf Association. Her 2019 single “Heartbreak Song” reached #1 on She Wolf Radio and earned a nomination for Pro Country Single of the Year, the same year she was voted Pro Country Female Artist of the Year.
 

    Sarah’s momentum continued as she became the Grand Prize Winner of the Global Rising Song competition—earning both the fan vote (with the highest votes to date) and the judges’ pick—landing her on a lineup alongside Walker Hayes. She has also been nominated for Country Artist of the Year by the New England Music Awards and recognized as “Local Catch of the Week” by Carolyn Kruse of Country 102.5FM.
 

    In 2025, Sarah released six singles, including “Happy New Year Darling,” “Shine,” “From My Momma,” and “Dad’s Song,” continuing to showcase her versatility and authenticity as an artist. She also wrote and released “The Rainbow Workshop Song,” inspired by her childhood preschool, and expanded the project into a children’s coloring book that follows the song’s lyrics and message of self-love & acceptance.
 

    In August 2026, Sarah will take the stage as an opening act for Thompson Square—best known for their hit “Are You Gonna Kiss Me or Not”—marking an exciting milestone in her live performance career.

    Beyond the stage, Sarah is deeply committed to giving back. She has volunteered with National Angels, traveling cross-country to support youth in foster care at 15 of their 22 chapters, and continues to support Boston-based non-profit, EPIC, helping empower individuals with disabilities. She has also performed for the American Red Cross, using music as a way to connect and uplift communities.
 

    Sarah’s music has been featured on FM radio stations worldwide and is available on all major streaming platforms. Whether on stage or through her recordings, she remains dedicated to spreading positivity, connection, and authenticity through her art.