Sarah Asher’s unique voice and introspective folk ballads travel the winding paths of heartache and hope. Her evocative lyrics explore renewal, the quiet resilience of nature, and the faith to begin again. Described as “one of the most unique and moving songwriters you’ll hear,” Asher crafts songs that feel both deeply personal and universally relatable. Rooted in the folk traditions of Ohio and Kentucky, her music weaves raw emotion with timeless storytelling, creating an intimate connection with listeners.
Sarah Asher is a folk singer-songwriter whose haunting voice and introspective ballads have carved out a unique space in the Midwest music scene. With roots in the rolling hills of Kentucky and the heart of Ohio, her evocative lyrics explore themes of heartache, hope, and the quiet resilience found in nature. With 20 years of performing experience, she has appeared on WYSO radio, been featured on WCPO Lounge Acts, played in Fountain Square, and graced the stages of countless venues across the country.
Asher’s poetic songwriting captures moments of renewal and reflection, drawing listeners into personal yet universally relatable stories. Whether performing at local festivals or intimate listening rooms, her subtle, delicate delivery blends easy folksiness with profound emotional depth, fostering an immediate sense of kinship and forging connections with audiences of all ages.
Her most recent releases include This Little Bird, recorded at Candyland Studio, Daffodils, released on 7” vinyl, and her full-length album, Echo Mountain Sessions, showcases Asher's full-band sound, blending her folk roots with rich, layered instrumentation.