Sarah, a Los Angeles native, has become one of the art form’s pop culture ambassadors, thanks to her appearances in videos and tours with Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox. Their videos featuring Sarah have garnered millions of views on YouTube, all receiving rave reviews. Sarah is developing new and exciting works with her company, Tap Music Productions, including her debut tap jazz album titled New Change. This album is first of its kind, with original songs composed from percussive tap rhythms and played by a great selection of musicians to create a unique sound. The album debuted at #3 on the iTunes jazz charts with much acclaim. Sarah is quoted in an interview for Dance Magazine, “I want to continue to bring tap into mass media, with great respect and quality. Reprogramming the minds of the general public on their perception of tap dance”.

In 1996 he began collaborating in the San Miguel de Allende International Jazz Festival in various areas such as: musician, director of the educational area, musical director and producer. In 2006, with Teresa Urtusástegui they reactivated the International Jazz Festival and added the Blues style, taking charge of its general direction. Since then he has produced several concerts inviting the participation of prominent figures from the Jazz and Blues scene such as: Joey Calderazzo Trio, Antonio Sánchez Trio, Tuck and Patti, Betsy Pecanins, Magos Herrera, Sarah Reich (Postmodern Jukebox), Karrin Allison, David Sanchez Quartet, Peter Bernstein Jazz Quartet, among others. He has produced several concerts with his group “San Miguel Jazz Cats” at the International Cervantino Festival and in various locations in the country. For ten years he has performed concerts as a musician and musical director, presenting different musical proposals related to jazz and blues. Beneficiary of the Scenic Creators with Trajectory Program, 2014-2017 of the National Fund for Culture and the Arts.