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Sari Schorr
“One of the most affecting voices of the 21st century!”
— Rush On Rock
New album for 2025.
Sari has been hard at work on a new album with her longtime writing partner and producer, Henning Gehrke (Udo Lindenberg). Set for release this summer, the album promises to deliver something truly special. Here are just a few standout moments from this highly anticipated release.
Music.
Robin Trower and Sari Schor joined forces to record the #1 Billboard Blues charting album, Joyful Sky. Always receptive to singers who can elevate his emotive guitar touch, Robin heard a quality in the smoky power of the acclaimed New Yorker that made him want to tear down and rebuild his songcraft around her.
“I’ve worked with some great vocalists over the years but Sari is dynamite, just an absolute knockout,” reflects Trower. “This album really pushed me, made me write in different keys and arrange songs for her voice. I went more down the R&B route this time, because I knew she’d be great with that flavour. But the blues still underpins everything I do – and there’s definitely elements from my ’70s stuff in this new album.”
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Video.
The New Revolution honors Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and his dream to advance civil rights through nonviolence. I'm grateful that Dr. King's work continues today through the Black Lives Matter movement. It's time to acknowledge the struggle endured by Black Americans throughout our nation’s history and honor the legacies of the Civil Rights trailblazers who fought for a better America.
Recorded at blues'n'jazz Rapperswil-Jona 2019 here is Sari Schorr's take on Willie Dixon's, "I Just Want to Make Love to You" taken from the new album 'Live in Europe.' The breathtaking 12-track live album features highlights from shows in London, Suffolk and Rapperswil, Switzerland.
Bio.
US chart-topping New York singer-songwriter Sari Schorr sets herself apart with a five‐octave range and a voice that is described as the greatest of her generation. From her humble beginnings, working the music scene in the legendary fierce South Bronx of New York, to performances at Carnegie Hall, Montreaux Jazz Festival, and international tours—Sari uses music as a timeless force to unify people. Sari believes that art and culture are beacons of freedom, empowering us to embrace our differences and stand together.
Bursting onto the Blues-Rock scene with her debut album, A Force of Nature, produced by British blues pioneer Mike Vernon, Sari quickly earned a reputation for raw, authentic artistry. Sari was inducted into the New York Blues Hall of Fame, solidifying her reputation as one of the most influential artists in the blues-rock genre.
One of the crown jewels of her career is the #1 album Joyful Sky, which she created with blues legend Robin Trower. Reflecting on their collaboration, Trower remarked, “I've worked with some great vocalists over the years, but working with Sari Schorr and her expressive vocal range has inspired me to write a new album just for her voice.”
From being a first responder after 9/11 and volunteering after the Haiti earthquake to doing humanitarian work in India, Sari’s life experiences—both heartbreaking and inspiring—have deepened her resilience. Her lyrics speak boldly on issues like gun control, racism, and personal survival, turning every word into a call for unity and genuine expression. Sari’s trailblazing spirit is a testament to her belief that, through music, we’re all one people.
Offstage, Sari is a long-distance cyclist, marathon runner, and animal rights advocate. Sari calls Brooklyn her home with her husband and rescued pit bull, Prudence.
Press.
“Sari is an absolute knockout! I’ve worked with some great vocalists over the years, but working with Sari Schorr and her expressive vocal range has inspired me to write a new album just for her voice.”
— Robin Trower
“Her gently frayed mezzo, at times reminiscent of Janis Joplin, packs quite a punch. And, like Joplin, she’s not afraid to push her voice to lung-bursting limits…With charismatic vocals set against hard-driving blues-rock, Sari Schorr’s A Force of Nature is exactly that…the blues world at large—should take note."
— Living Blues
“The evening had everything, head-spinnig blues rock vocals, jazzy and soulful vocals…underpinned by a tight rhythm section. Soaked with influences from the great pioneers of the blues…Beth Hart & Robert Plant style vocals with the energy and stage command of Tina Turner.”
— MNPR Magazine
“What separates Schorr from other singers is her intensity, which makes it feel like every note she sings might be her last one."
— Blues Rock Review
“First things first, Sari Schorr is incredible. Let’s get it straight."
— Maximum Volume Music
“Schorr can sing ‘em. All husk and muscle, the operatically trained New Yorker makes you believe every stormy line of this game-changing album”
— Classic Rock Magazine
“A lot of buzz has surrounded Sari Schorr since she first stepped foot in the UK. Her debut album was the highest new entry in the Official Jazz & Blues Albums Chart Top 30 this week. It is no surprise, given her rapid rise in popularity.”
— National Rock Review
“Sari Schorr has a voice like no other—powerful, deeply soulful, with rich texture and a 5-octave range, Schorr has captivated fans around the world.”
— Rock and Blues Muse
One of the most affecting voices of the 21st century. Schorr’s position at the forefront of the new blues rock revolution is undisputed.”
— Rush On Rock
“When Sari Schorr named her debut album, she practically wrote her own press: recorded or live, Sari truly is A Force Of Nature, an unstoppable tsunami that has stormed across the blues/rock world, leaving a trail of shell-shocked cities in her wake.”
— Blues In Britain
“A future of potential and possibilities has opened up in front of Sari Schorr with this new album and her live shows are becoming unmissable events.”
— Powerplay
“Bottle the power of Grace Slick with the whisky doused warmth of Janis Joplin and the vintage vocal result is Sari Schorr who pours out her heart and soul on this classy release."