★★★★★, All About Jazz
★★★★★ Dave Gelly, The Observer
★★★★ Matthew Ruddick, KindOfJazz
★★★★ Peter Quinn, Jazzwise Magazine
★★★★ Stephen Graham, Marlbank


Songs For Scarlet Women, 20th November, The Bull’s Head, Barnes Tickets

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New live videos on Sarah’s Youtube channel uploaded regularly


Stormy Emotions in 4 Best Of Critic’s lists:

Bebopspokenhere Ten Great Vocal Albums
Bebopspokenhere Ten Best Live Gigs
Jazzviews Albums Of the Year Nick Lea
Jazzviews Albums Of The Year Sammy Stein


Long established as one of the best jazz singers in the country. Sarah Moule is the master at bringing out the heart of a song

Helen Mayhew, JazzFM

‘Sarah Moule has a voice that inspires and comforts at the same time. The quality of her vocals makes you realize all is well in the jazz world. Superb’

Sammy Stein, SomethingElse.com

Current Projects:

Songs For Scarlet Women

Celebrating the femme fatale in all her feisty glory, Sarah reassess the legacies of some of the most infamous women of history and myth through songs and stories in this surprising and captivating one woman show (read more)


The Lyrics Of Fran Landesman

Acknowledged as the foremost interpreter of the songs of Fran Landesman and Simon Wallace, Sarah has thus far introduced 45 of their songs over 5 accaimed albums. Here Sarah and Simon share songs and memories of an extraordinary and vibrant character (read more)


The Johnny Mercer Songbook

A clubbable Southern gent, yet melancholic and mercurial Johnny Mercer led the way penning vernacular gems like Blues in the Night and One For My Baby (And One More For The Road) and many others (read more)


The Genius of Duke Ellington


The music of Duke Ellington has been inspiring Sarah and pianist Simon Wallace ever since they both discovered jazz.

Together they celebrate the genius of the Duke and his right-hand man Billy Strayhorn with a collection of their greatest songs plus some rare gems.

Read the live review from Lauderdale House 


First recording of Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most with a verse written specially for Sarah

Sarah and Simon Wallace have recorded Fran Landesman and Tommy Wolf’s classic jazz song Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most – a hipster musician’s take on T S Eliot’s The Wasteland which celebrates its 100th anniversary in 2022. Fran wrote a new verse for Sarah to sing on a broadcast with the BBC Concert Orchestra in 2008 and for the first time it has now been recorded and was released as a single on 15th April 2022. Listen to this unique version of a great song on bandcamp where you can also buy the track. You can watch the live video in the Latest Video window on the right hand side of this page.



Read Interviews with Sarah and album reviews for Stormy Emotions

Listen and buy a signed CD!


Watch the Stormy Emotions promo video

Stormy Emotions Video Series – six Video tracks up so far on Youtube


Her voice has an integrity to it and seems to scoop up the past into a wise version of the present. The singer becomes the song, the song becomes the singer. That happens so rarely.

Stephen Graham, Marlbank

The Songs Of Duncan Lamont EP

★★★★ Matthew Wright, Jazz Journal

‘Gorgeous. Just the right tone. You hit just right, what I call playful seriousness’

Marc Myers, Jazzwax


Sarah and pianist/composer Simon Wallace feature on the acclaimed EP The Songs Of Duncan Lamont released in 2020. Duncan wrote the beautiful ballad Stark Reality for Sarah to record with him.

Watch the live videos.

Buy the EP.


Buy signed copies of all Sarah’s CDs on the Store page