ABOUT
Sascha Osborn is a London‑based singer‑songwriter crafting folk‑jazz songs shaped by love, loss, change and the quiet truths found in everyday life. Her music blends jazz harmony, soulful melodic lines and a reflective, intimate sound that invites listeners in.
Her debut album Looking Out And After received airplay on BBC Radio 6 Music, BBC Radio Scotland, BBC Radio Suffolk, and wide acclaim “An utterly captivating album” (Hillbilly Boogie, Blues & Roots Radio), “Dreamlike… recalling Joni Mitchell’s Hejira” (RnR Magazine), and “Retro in places, contemporary in others, but always achingly hip and sophisticated” (Northern Sky Magazine).
Her forthcoming album Red, Black and Blue deepens her artistic voice. Written during lockdown as home‑produced blueprints in Logic Pro, the songs evolved in collaboration with producer Patrick Wood and were recorded with world‑class jazz musicians. The songs explore the marks life imprints on us, the bruises of love, loss, memory, grief and the quiet courage needed to move through change.
Sascha’s musical roots stretch from Maria Callas and Jacqueline du Pré to Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald, Buddy Holly and BBC Radio 2’s Sounds of the 60s. After discovering folk, electronica and neo‑soul in Sheffield, she later immersed herself in jazz harmony in London. A six‑month break from singing in 2012 became a turning point: listening deeply, she began writing songs on guitar and found the stylistic voice she continues to develop.
Her debut EP Love Finds You (2015) marked a defining moment, followed by the launch of Looking Out And After at St Pancras Old Church with Andy Hamill, Justin Woodward and Patrick Wood. She has since performed across the UK, both solo and in duet, sharing songs that carry atmosphere, honesty and a quiet emotional resonance.