“Americana Sunshine” – An apt way to describe the music of a Florida native who writes pop songs that have been steeped in the influence of folk, country, and popular music of the last 20 years. 
 Sarah Spencer brought her love of the song to Nashville, Tennessee in 2012, where she has been writing commercially crafted country/pop songs in the storied writer’s rooms of Music Row. 
 Since then, her songwriting has garnered her many recognitions and awards, including winning the 2015 Frank Brown Song Contest with her song, “Little One Bedroom” and winning the Country Category of the USA Songwriting Competition for "If You Drink (J. Cirillo/D. Reifsnyder/S.Spencer)" 
 Spencer writes and performs regularly on stages all over Nashville. Songwriter venues such as The Bluebird Cafe and The iconic Fillin' Station have become her home stages. 
 Born and raised in the Sunshine State, in the gently lilting hills of central Florida, Spencer was brought up in the horse capital of the world – a connection to the land that has fostered a deep love of nature, animals, and music. 
 In high school, she began collaborating with family friend Steve Morse (guitarist to Dixie Dregs, Deep Purple, Steve Morse Band, Flying Colors) producing a series of demos from writing sessions that would later lead to their first, full length album, “Angelfire”.