The duo
The duo
Vocalist & Songwriter
Sarah is a singer songwriter who is regarded as one of the UK's most gifted vocalists working within the industry today. Sarah toured with Chris Rea on the 2004 Blue Jukebox tour, promoting her album 'The Sparrow'. She has recorded with Joan Armatrading, produced by legendary producer Gus Dudgeon. The album featured contributions from Jools Holland, Tina Turner and Brian May, helping raise funds for children with Cerebral Palsy.
She has performed all over the UK and beyond, from local festivals and theatres to private events, to the G20 at Buckingham Palace in front of world leaders and British royalty. She was also invited to sing at Linda McCartney's memorial concert at St Martin in the Fields by Sir Paul McCartney.
Sarah has maintained a close friendship and musical connection to her musical partner Adam Pain since meeting him at Sir Paul McCartney's Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts. They have spent the last three years developing songs for their debut album We Are Stardust, which will be released on Open Art Records in Autumn 2026.
As well as her musical life, Sarah runs a successful mobile catering company in Somerset and is a busy mum to her two children.
Producer & Songwriter
Adam is a freelance musician, songwriter, arranger, video maker and producer who has worked in the music industry for over 30 years.
He has worked with a diverse range of artists and bands in that time; from the Spice Girls to Skunk Anansie, to guitar virtuosos Guthrie Govan and Dave Kilminster. Adam has created music that has been featured in adverts, television productions, magazine titles like Guitar Techniques and Computer Music, and across a range of interactive and digital media. He's a senior lecturer at the Academy of Contemporary Music in Guildford and helps run a rehearsal and recording facility in his spare time.
Adam has worked with highly respected singer songwriter Sarah Randle for many years, having met as part of the inaugural cohort of the prestigious Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts in 1996. He is married and lives with his wife and two children in Surrey.