Sadie Is Rewriting The Rules Of Music
The New York-based artist on being a woman coming up in music, coaching soccer on the side, who she looks up to now, and her upcoming album.
By Megan O'Sullivan
Photos by Lauren Daccache
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The New York-based musician sadie is releasing a new single for the first time in over a year on May 10th. She’s also working on her first album, but before that comes out, she’s reaching another milestone: turning 30. As a female coming up in the music industry, sadie is no stranger to pressures around age, success, and the constraints society places on women. But she’s also looking forward to challenging them. Mentioning Caroline Polachek and Tirzah, sadie talks about the examples she looks for — those who are reaching the height of their success beyond their twenties and proving that there’s more than one way to go about following a dream.