Sadie Hart + Special Guest: Clint Alphin

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Show Description:

Please join Nashville-based songwriters Sadie Hart and Clint Alphin for an evening of folk music from our home to yours!

About Sadie
Fueled by her love of music, wellness, & collective liberation, Sadie from Saint Louis, MO has made a name for herself in creative circles around the globe. From studying music and theatre in London to headlining shows in the New York City songwriting scene, to teaching yoga in the jungles of Costa Rica, Sadie strives to be well, serve well, and turn her experiences into song.

Influenced heavily by The Beatles, The Everly Brothers, Bob Dylan, and the Great American Songbook from her extensive musical theatre background, Sadie’s award-winning songs have garnered praise—her song “Dirty Little Secret” nabbed a top 4 spot in the American Songwriter Magazine Lyric Contest (The Memphis Issue). She was also a noted finalist in the annual John Lennon Songwriter’s Scholarship Contest for her song, “Again.” Sadie’s candid, pop-laced, retro tunes celebrate her truths, and stick with the listener long after the record has stopped spinning.

Sadie spends her time practicing, teaching, and decolonizing yoga, consciously reducing her carbon footprint, biking the greenways, practicing Covid Safety and other forms of community care, cooking East Asian, South Asian, & Ayurvedic food, listening to podcasts, body-doubling, and studying spirituality & wellness. She resides in Nashville, TN and is currently working on her next record of original songs! https://sadiehartmusic.com

About Clint
Born in the small town of Dunn, North Carolina, Clint Alphin always had a straight path to becoming a successful businessman. His family ran a second-generation meat and seafood distributing company, and it was assumed that he might someday take it over, or do something similar. Although his family are all musical, and he grew up singing and playing in church and at school, most people in Alphin’s community considered music to be a hobby, not a profession. “In that town, there aren’t a lot of models for how you can be a professional musician. The perception is that you’re either world famous, or you’re eating beanie weenies out of a can for your whole life”.

For Alphin, making the choice to pursue music was a hard-fought personal battle, but one that he found to be deeply true to himself. On his newest release Straight to Marrow, Alphin explores those moments in life that move you to the bone, as he embraces and celebrates risk taking and dream chasing. https://www.clintalphin.com/