Sariah

Sariah's royal bloodlines can be traced back to Queen Elizabeth, Nefertiti, Queen Elizabeth and Princess Superstar. Sariah's story begins when she fled the court of her native land at the age of 16 and stowed away in the cargo of a Club cruiseliner. After befriending the crew and learning the ways of club life, Sariah stepped courageously onto the docks of Manhattan's steaming, gritty urban club scene. With her gem encrusted crown stuffed safely into her bag, Sariah slowly started to break every rule ever made for her. To make ends meet, she joined a hip-hop dance troop, honed her stunning voice and studied choreography by candlelight in her basement room. Belting out fresh and experienced lyrics, she began to pop & lock her way to the top of the pile. Soon, sharing the stage wasn't enough. And so, true to royal tradition, she decided to don her crown- one last time- and take her rightful place. What else was a Queen to do? Today she is an urban pop empress, serving up gem-encrusted beats to dancing girls, pretty boys, hip-hop heads, and street elite. “It’s always been about the performance,” Sariah explains, “that’s what got me into music in the first place. I love the idea of showing the world a a powerful woman who is a a no-holds-barred onstage sensation.” Sariah floats effortlessly amidst genres. Her debut single, Deep N Luv, is produced by Mass Ave Productions and transcends labels like urban, hip-hop, diva-soul, or dance princess. Sometimes an epic love ballad, sometimes an anthemic banquette stomper, Sariah’s music is always straight from her heart. “All of my songs are inspired by personal love stories, both good and bad.” Sariah’s music is the soundtrack of today’s modern love story. Whether she’s igniting the dance floor or igniting the flame of a new romance, one thing is certain: this Queen of Hearts has just begun her reign of nightlife supremacy.