Dear Sara Exceeds Our Expectations In Her New Song “Do Better”

Sara’s unique vocals and catchy melodies take this song to the top. Sara, from Northern Sweden, is part of an indigenous group called the Sámis, located in the northern peninsula of Norway, Finland, Sweden and Russia Kola. Her dream of becoming an artist took her to Atlanta and Los Angeles where she collaborated with other producers and songwriters in the industry. Sara’s innate talents have been recognized all over the world by popular YouTube channels, media sites, TikTokers and more. Stream below!
“Ever since I was little, I’ve had a very vivid imagination. I’ve always enjoyed writing and coming up with stories. ‘Do Better’ is not about anything I’ve experienced personally, but more of a ”what if” kind of thought experiment.” -Sara
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