Sarah Buxton is making the music she originally set out to make. The Nashville-based singer-songwriter has long excelled inside the machine with her eyes fixed firmly outside of it, plotting a space of her own. On her mesmerizing EP, SIGNS OF LIFE, she’s made it. Buxton’s exquisite rasp of a soprano explores death, love, marriage, and the ways we need each other, like a tender but fierce friend willing to share what she’s learned. Her songwriting––relied upon for years now by Nashville A-listers––is more potent than ever, vulnerable and free in the service of Buxton’s own vision and story. Sacred, feminine, and wise, her new songs exude the energy mustered by looking for answers and the calm that comes with trusting yourself. “It takes courage to grow younger in your heart as you’re getting older, and to not just close off,” Buxton says. “It takes a lot of shedding, too. There is a lot of grief in these songs. It’s been a time of growing up for me––but it’s also a return to who I was   For some, music is just a way to let out a little bit of energy, but for Sarah Buxton it’s so much more than that– it’s a way of life. Browse the site to learn more about how you can collaborate.

A trailblazer and one of Canada’s most celebrated country artists, Carolyn Dawn Johnson has earned dozens of accolades over her storied career, including multiple CCMA Awards (Female Artist, Songwriter, Album, Single, Video, and Producer of the Year), a JUNO Award for Best Country Artist, an Academy of Country Music Award for Top New Female Vocalist and and American Music Award for Favourite New Country Artist. Known for her chart-topping hits including “Complicated,” “I Don’t Want You to Go,” and “Die of a Broken Heart,” Johnson has written for and performed with some of the biggest names in music—from Chris Stapleton, Martina McBride, Miranda Lambert, Chely Wright to Brett Kissel, Dean Brody, Ashley McBryde, Jo Dee Messina and Darius Rucker. With a career that spans platinum-selling albums, international tours, and collaborations with country legends such as Reba McEntire, Keith Urban, and Kenny Chesney, Johnson remains one of the most respected voices and storytellers in modern country music.