★★★★★, All About Jazz
★★★★★ Dave Gelly, The Observer
★★★★ Matthew Ruddick, KindOfJazz
★★★★ Peter Quinn, Jazzwise Magazine
★★★★ Stephen Graham, Marlbank
A summer weekend of music!
Sarah returns to The Archduke at London’s Southbank on Saturday August 15th with a fine trio featuring Simon Wallace piano, Davide Mantovani double bass and drummer Julian Fenton. On Sunday 16th she is featured vocalist at The Palm Tree Outdoor Jazz Day (2-5pm), and guest vocalist at The Palm Tree in the evening.
photo T Gorilovsky
Video from Lauderdale House
Stormy Emotions in 4 Best Of Critic’s lists:
Bebopspokenhere Ten Great Vocal Albums
Bebopspokenhere Ten Best Live Gigs
Jazzviews Albums Of the Year Nick Lea
Jazzviews Albums Of The Year Sammy Stein
‘Long established as one of the best jazz singers in the country. Sarah Moule is the master at bringing out the heart of a song‘
Helen Mayhew, JazzFM
‘Sarah Moule has a voice that inspires and comforts at the same time. The quality of her vocals makes you realize all is well in the jazz world. Superb’
Sammy Stein, SomethingElse.com
Current Projects:
Songs For Scarlet Women
Celebrating the femme fatale in all her feisty glory, Sarah reassess the legacies of some of the most infamous women of history and myth through songs and stories in this surprising and captivating one woman show (read more)
The Lyrics Of Fran Landesman
Acknowledged as the foremost interpreter of the songs of Fran Landesman and Simon Wallace, Sarah has thus far introduced 45 of their songs over 5 accaimed albums. Here Sarah and Simon share songs and memories of an extraordinary and vibrant character and one of the great jazz lyricists (read more)
The Johnny Mercer Songbook
A clubbable Southern gent, yet melancholic and mercurial Johnny Mercer led the way penning vernacular gems like Blues in the Night and One For My Baby (And One More For The Road) and many others (read more)
The Genius of Duke Ellington
Read Interviews with Sarah and album reviews for Stormy Emotions
Listen and buy a signed CD!
Watch the Stormy Emotions promo video
Stormy Emotions Video Series – six Video tracks up so far on Youtube
Her voice has an integrity to it and seems to scoop up the past into a wise version of the present. The singer becomes the song, the song becomes the singer. That happens so rarely.
Stephen Graham, Marlbank
