Sarah Louise French is a New England-based singer-songwriter whose music gracefully weaves the threads of folk, country, and timeless storytelling. Raised on her family’s historic apple orchard in Central Massachusetts, her roots run deep in the rich musical traditions that shaped her artistry from a young age. Drawing inspiration from the organic beauty of rural life, she crafts songs that evoke themes of love, connection, and shared human experience.

Her sound is both fresh and nostalgic, echoing the spirit of classic folk and country icons like Joni Mitchell, Gordon Lightfoot, Patsy Cline and Alison Krauss while infusing modern sensibilities that resonate with today’s listeners. With a passion for both original music and the timeless covers of 60s and 70s pop, folk, and classic country, she has carved out a space in the hearts of audiences across New England and beyond.

After honing her craft while performing across the country—beginning with her professional start in Colorado—she returned to her roots in New England to co-found Women of Worcester Productions, an initiative dedicated to supporting women in music, art, and leadership. Her band, Iza Jane, released the critically praised EP Dirty Hands, a collection that showcases her powerful songwriting and evocative voice.

Over the years, she has shared stages with legendary musicians such as Jonathan Edwards, Chris Thile, and Shannon McNally, adding her own voice to the rich tradition of storytelling in American music. Whether performing in intimate settings or before larger audiences, her songs reach deep into the heart, inviting listeners to reflect, connect, and feel.

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