Sarah Howells

About Sarah Howells

Sarah Howells is a Welsh singer-songwriter and musician renowned for her emotive vocals and poignant songwriting in the trance music scene. Born and raised in Wales, Howells developed a passion for music at an early age, which led her to pursue a career that spans multiple genres and projects. Sarah Howells first gained significant attention in the electronic music community through her collaborations with prominent trance producers. Her breakthrough came with the track "Find Yourself" by John O'Callaghan, where her hauntingly beautiful voice captivated listeners worldwide. The song became an anthem in the trance scene, solidifying her status as a leading vocalist in the genre. She continued to lend her voice to numerous trance hits, collaborating with artists like Dash Berlin, Lange, and Simon Patterson. Her distinctive voice and heartfelt lyrics earned her a dedicated following and widespread acclaim. In addition to her success in the trance world, Sarah Howells explored her artistic range by embarking on a solo project under the moniker Bryde. As Bryde, she ventured into the indie and alternative music scenes, embracing a rawer, more guitar-driven sound. Her music as Bryde is characterised by introspective lyrics, powerful vocal delivery, and a blend of rock and folk influences. This project allowed Howells to explore different facets of her musical identity and connect with a broader audience. Bryde's debut album, "Like an Island," released in 2018, was met with critical acclaim, praised for its emotional depth and sonic diversity. Songs like "Desire" and "To Be Brave" highlighted her ability to craft deeply personal narratives while experimenting with new sounds. Bryde's follow-up album, "The Volume of Things," released in 2020, continued to showcase her evolution as an artist, offering a more polished yet still intensely personal collection of songs. In the trance world, Sarah has featured on tracks by Markus Schulz, Dash Berlin, Tydi and Simon Patterson and sung live at festivals and nights all over the world from 4000 people at EDM Fest in Cape Town to a 10 date tour of Indonesia.