Take Me For A Ride
7-track studio album produced by Frans Mernick. Includes “Go Home Alone,” “Flirt,” and “Little Love Affair.”
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Sarah Elizabeth Foster
Singer · Songwriter · New York City
Welcome to the official archive and journal of singer-songwriter Sarah Elizabeth Foster—featuring the acclaimed album Take Me For A Ride (produced by Frans Mernick), studio photography, and press reviews.
Original recordings blending 1960s girl-group melodies—inspired by Dusty Springfield, Nancy Sinatra, and The Supremes—with vintage synthesizers and acoustic warmth.
7-track studio album produced by Frans Mernick. Includes “Go Home Alone,” “Flirt,” and “Little Love Affair.”
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5-track debut EP featuring “Gardening from the Ground Up,” “Missing You Now,” and “Wake Up.”
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Sarah’s shimmering Wall-of-Sound holiday recording produced in New York City.
Stream & Details →New York City is home to Sarah Elizabeth Foster, a 5' 3" striking slice of authenticity, melody, and music for music’s sake. Raised in Houston, Texas on ballet, piano, and vocal training, she fell in love with the timeless vocal storytelling of Dusty Springfield, Roberta Flack, Nancy Sinatra, and The Supremes.
Working with producer Frans Mernick on Youthquake Records, Sarah created Take Me For A Ride—updating classic 1966 songwriting sensibility with pulsing electronic textures and vintage synthesizers.
“A straight dose of solid pop from New York's Sarah Elizabeth Foster... Her tunes are smart, bright, and ultimately hummable. And she has a great inviting voice that really makes the songs hit the target. Cool oughta-be hits include ‘Go Home Alone,’ ‘Take Me For A Ride,’ and ‘Little Love Affair.’ Upbeat and lovable stuff.”— babysue.com (March 2011 Review)
Selected entries from Sarah Elizabeth Foster’s New York blog (2007–2012).
Our pulsing retro-modern single—meant to be “Part 2” of The Supremes’ “You Keep Me Hangin’ On”—is officially available for pre-sale through Bandcamp and Youthquake Records.
Read Entry →Highlighting Adam Sherlip’s remarkable work with The Hockey Foundation bringing youth ice hockey, coaching, and community equipment drives to Leh, Ladakh.
Read Entry →Reflections on Stew’s electric Broadway musical Passing Strange and what it means to chase artistic freedom without compromise.
Read Entry →Inside the New York vocal booth recording “Finally Free” and documenting the weekly Performance Project sessions.
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