Platinum-selling Songwriter/Producer, Sarah Nagourney, is showing up everywhere these days, helping a growing number of prominent artists catch fire with her strikingly original compositions.

Oxford-educated, Nagourney demonstrates an authenticity in her work that is rare in the recording industry. From singing with Chet Baker, appearing in Independent films, working as a Private eye to living in Warhol’s Old Factory, Nagourney manages to weave her extraordinary life experiences into an eclectic lyrical collage.

Sarah has written songs with a veritable "who's who" in the music industry, including Steve Booker (Duffy, John Newman, Nick Jonas), Larzz Principato (Halsey), Liam O’Donnell (Chainsmokers, Fall Out Boy), Chris Rodriguez (co-wrote for Wynonna Judd), Brian Keirulf (Lady Gaga), Polina Goudieva (Felix Jaehn, Eminem), Steve Diamond (Clapton, Britney Spears), Steve Daly (Pink, JLS), Mike Campbell (Daya, A Great Big World), Jasper Leak (Sia), Phil Thornalley (The Cure, Bryan Adams), Southside Johnny, and Chris Difford (Squeeze).

Sarah has had a busy few years with multiple releases, writing regularly in London, LA, Nashville, and NYC. Her release with Meg Smith "Cross My Heart I Hope U Die” has garnered over 15 million streams. In October 2023, the remix collaboration was released with Chandler Leighton. The track is the theme song of Ezra, the hit vampire TV series, and was featured on the hit Netflix show Ginny & Georgia, as well as numerous Spotify playlists. Under Sarah's management with her partner Constantine, Meg went on to win the first inaugural BMI Charlie Feldman Award.

Since that time, Meg Smith has been featured on the cover of 5 Spotify playlists and included on many others, gaining hundreds of thousands of followers. Sarah’s recent releases with Meg Smith include “Fuck Friday” and “All the Things You’d Ruin,” which was featured in Spotify’s March 2023 Fresh Finds campaign on its TikTok and Instagram pages, as well as on the Fresh Finds playlist as a cover.