Album Notes

Rock music has had its share of powerful female vocalists in its history, but that share is unfortunately few and far between in a male dominated genre. Still, when a unique and talented new voice appears, the sheer force of that talent will not be denied and rock fans do acknowledge when an artist brings something new to the table.
Sarah Uhle (pronounced you-lee) is a force to be reckoned with. Her voice is powerful, but it is also versatile and dynamic. The versatility is clearly evident in her debut album, “Breaking Me Down”. The songs here represent not just rock, but also contemporary Pop, Alternative, and even a little blues thrown in for good measure. Uhle’s voice can range from whisper soft to peeling the paint off the wall with raw emotion.
A special feature to “Breaking Me Down” is that Uhle, herself a fine songwriter, chose to
collaborate with songwriters Dave Schweizer and Mark Lopez of Maple Bridge Music, to ensure well crafted songs that can be enjoyed in a variety of radio formats. The result
is a work that ventures wide but always maintains a thread of familiarity that makes the journey adventurous and satisfying.