During the Nexus Lounge Miami at The Goodtime Hotel, we sat down with the captivating vocalist and songwriter, Sarah de Warren. Known for her distinguished voice and prowess in the dance music scene, Sarah has etched her name into the industry alongside giants like Kaskade and Gareth Emery. Her collaborative ventures have collectively amassed over a hundred million streams, drawing listeners from all corners of the globe into her melodious world.
The interview unfolded like a harmonious exchange, with Davis kicking things off by admiring Sarah’s accent and aura. Sarah graciously quipped back, “What color is my aura today?” setting the tone for a lively conversation.
Sarah, who recently moved from London to Los Angeles, expressed her excitement about performing at the Miami Music Week. She eagerly anticipated her set at the Hilo Magic Show, where she planned to unveil a new collaboration with Hilo. “So I’m gonna play the song. And he’s also gonna play it. And we’re gonna have a few like special moments to share the song,” she explained, reveling in the shared musical journey ahead.
Her creative process, intriguingly spontaneous, often finds its rhythm while she’s on the move. Sarah recounted one late-night drive that inspired her hit “Born to Love.” It was during this drive that she realized dance music was deeply embedded in her DNA, feeling “almost like I was born to do it.”
Beyond her vibrant melodies, Sarah shared her thoughts on broader themes. Reflecting on life’s lessons, she poignantly stated that “not everything has to be fair and just,” a sentiment she uses to anchor herself in the present and cultivate a positive future. She also shared her philosophical take on human existence, envisioning a world where each person answers their unique calling, contributing harmoniously to the vast mosaic of life.
The conversation also delved into her dual artistic personas: Sarah de Warren and her techno alter ego, Brittany. This evolution was born from her desire to step beyond the confines of being just a featured vocalist. On her journey, she discovered the power of techno, shaping Brittany as her “harder, faster techno side project” while keeping the melodic allure for her Sarah de Warren persona.
The dialogue wrapped up with Sarah sharing her aspirations for the future and an upcoming release. She voiced her ambition to shift cultural perceptions and elevate the role of vocalists in techno music, asserting, “vocals have been a side dish…when actually people really see them as a beautiful thing that goes with music.”
Her insights and enchanting spirit are a testimony to her dedication and passion for music, making her a force to be reckoned with in the dance world. As listeners, we’re invited to dive deeper into Sarah’s intoxicating compositions and experience the full spectrum of her artistic endeavors.
For a more in-depth look into Sarah de Warren’s musical journey and to catch the full spirit of the interview, listeners are encouraged to tune in to the complete interview available at Nexus Radio. Witness firsthand the vibrant tapestry of Sarah’s creative genius that continues to push the boundaries of music forward.
