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Welcome to Sazrah's Website
Sazrah is a music producer and songwriter from Cambridgeshire who composes for TV and film and produces and writes for chart topping artists.
Sazrah's music is currently featured on Keeping Up With the Kardashians, The Oprah Winfrey Network, Nickelodeon and MTV. Many of Sazrah's instrumentals can also be heard live in the background on BBC Radio 1xtra. She has also produced and written for artists such as Roni Size, Misha B and Sho Madjozi. Her first industry success was when she was a student at Kingston University where received worldwide radio play for her 50 Cent, Damian Marley and Nas remixes.
You can catch Saz presenting on her radio show Sazrah's Soul Food which airs on Green Futures Festival Radio and in the summer she presents live from Glastonbury Festival.
Sazrah is passionate about helping guide upcoming artists. She has mentored on her own artist development programmes, is guest speaker at Kingston University's Bright Ideas event and has mentored at a Big Music Hub for Capital FM’s Big Music Project, working alongside such artists as Chase and Status, Plan B, Eliza Doolittle and Becky Hill.
Saz's blog articles have become increasingly popular featuring appearances from Rag 'N' Bone Man, Shaggy, Fleur East and Ameriie. They have also received recognition from Mitch Winehouse and Beyonce's father Mathew Knowles. To view Sazrah's blogs click here
She is strongly passionate about encouraging females in the music industry, and is overwhelmed to have support from her all-time favourite inspiration, Missy Elliott.
Sazrah's music is currently featured on Keeping Up With the Kardashians, The Oprah Winfrey Network, Nickelodeon and MTV. Many of Sazrah's instrumentals can also be heard live in the background on BBC Radio 1xtra. She has also produced and written for artists such as Roni Size, Misha B and Sho Madjozi. Her first industry success was when she was a student at Kingston University where received worldwide radio play for her 50 Cent, Damian Marley and Nas remixes.
You can catch Saz presenting on her radio show Sazrah's Soul Food which airs on Green Futures Festival Radio and in the summer she presents live from Glastonbury Festival.
Sazrah is passionate about helping guide upcoming artists. She has mentored on her own artist development programmes, is guest speaker at Kingston University's Bright Ideas event and has mentored at a Big Music Hub for Capital FM’s Big Music Project, working alongside such artists as Chase and Status, Plan B, Eliza Doolittle and Becky Hill.
Saz's blog articles have become increasingly popular featuring appearances from Rag 'N' Bone Man, Shaggy, Fleur East and Ameriie. They have also received recognition from Mitch Winehouse and Beyonce's father Mathew Knowles. To view Sazrah's blogs click here
She is strongly passionate about encouraging females in the music industry, and is overwhelmed to have support from her all-time favourite inspiration, Missy Elliott.
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OUT NOW:
Sazrah would like to introduce her new reiki-sealed Meditation CD
"I wanted to try something new. Something that will help others to relax, sleep, meditate or self heal. As a crazy-busy woman I know how important it is to take the time out to clear your mind so I made this to embrace the process. I also thought it would be good for practitioners to use during treatments or classes like pilates or yoga. I am a trained in reiki 1 myself so thought I would incorporate that into the music. I researched what energies, keys and vibrations would do the best job when it hits peoples ears. Or if you just don't care for all those technicalities, it can be used for general background music or cool down music after a work out." -Sazrah
"I wanted to try something new. Something that will help others to relax, sleep, meditate or self heal. As a crazy-busy woman I know how important it is to take the time out to clear your mind so I made this to embrace the process. I also thought it would be good for practitioners to use during treatments or classes like pilates or yoga. I am a trained in reiki 1 myself so thought I would incorporate that into the music. I researched what energies, keys and vibrations would do the best job when it hits peoples ears. Or if you just don't care for all those technicalities, it can be used for general background music or cool down music after a work out." -Sazrah
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