Sahara Moon is a singer-songwriter and artist who comes from the coastal region of New Jersey and is currently based in Nashville. Her soulful sound “makes a decadent blend of well-worn influences and modern studio fare” of Uptown Americana with an influence of jazz, folk, and blues; similar to Norah Jones. She has shared the stage with The Marshall Tucker Band, Jake Shimabukuro, Robert Cray, Gabe Dixon amongst others and has performed for notable festivals such as Let’s Go! Music Festival, Mayday Music Festival, Ladybug Music Festival and Americanafest.

Moon recently released a collaboration with her sister, Zinnia Moon, called “Seven Bridges Road” and has a live album coming in 2025. Her collaboration of Coldplay’s song, “Clocks,” has reached over ten million streams. In 2023, she also released three singles; “Pale Moon,” “One Last Time,” and “Hold Me If I Stay.” Her debut “Worthy” EP in 2020 features “Everything Will Be Alright” and “Beauty In A Rose.” Her debut single, “New York” was released in 2018.