Sarah Brindell

Sarah Brindell is a songwriter, arranger, producer, musician, and full-time professor at Berklee College of Music. With touring credits around the world, she has shared the stage, written for, and recorded with many renowned artists, including Norah Jones, Carole King, George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic, Ivan Neville, and Raul Midon. Her original songs can be heard on many television shows, including MTV’s Made. She was a finalist in the Song of the Year contest as part of VH-1’s Save the Music Foundation, as well as the Billboard World Song Contest. A summa cum laude graduate of Boston University, Brindell holds a master's degree in music education and teaches courses on campus and online in songwriting, harmony, ear training, arranging, and stage performance. She conducts clinics nationwide and internationally, and continually helps thousands of students to reach their full potential as professional musicians and songwriters. Successful former students include pop star St. Vincent, Amy Allen (songwriter for Harry Styles, Selena Gomez, and Halsey), Jake Torrey (songwriter for Charlie Puth, John Legend, and Maroon 5), and Nikki Glaspie (drummer for Beyonce and Maceo Parker).