Sarah Solovay

American singer (born 1994)

Sarah Solovay

Sarah Solovay, NYC

Background information
Born|  (1994-03-30) March 30, 1994 (age 31)
Origin| New York City, NY
Genres| Pop, pop rock
Occupation| Singer-songwriter
Instrument(s)| Vocals, Guitar
Years active| 2006 - present
Labels| Pulse Music Group, Wide Eyed Entertainment

Musical artist

Sarah Solovay (born March 30, 1994) professionally known as Solly, is an American singer and songwriter from New York City, currently residing in Los Angeles. In 2018, Solovay signed a worldwide publishing agreement with Wide Eyed Entertainment and Pulse Music Group. She has collaborated with Shawn Mendes, Bebe Rexha, Jason Derulo, Teddy Swims, David Guetta, Marshmello, Chris Stapleton, Dolly Parton, Nessa Barrett, Gayle and Alana Springsteen. Solovay was a vocalist on singles released by Galantis and Taska Black, and provided additional vocals for the Jason Derulo 2020 single, "Take You Dancing," which was RIAA-Certified Platinum and for which she won a 2022 BMI Pop Award. Solovay's song "One in a Million" by David Guetta and Bebe Rexha was nominated for a 2024 Grammy in the Best Pop Dance Recording Category.

## Early years

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Solovay began writing songs on guitar at age nine and released her debut EP, Gone, in 2009, at age fifteen. Its title track, "Gone," won the New York Songwriters Circle "Young Songwriters Award." In July, 2010, Solovay opened for John Mayer and Train on Mayer's "Battle Studies World Tour" in Scranton, Pennsylvania.[1] She released her sophomore EP, Superhuman, in 2012, along with a few singles. During the summer of 2011, Solovay was profiled by The New York Times for being a musician while balancing school work.[2]

In 2016, Solovay graduated from Yale University, where she was an American Studies major with a focus on Visual, Audio, Literary and Performance Culture. She moved back to New York City and released "Rough Draft," in 2017.[3] It was put in rotation on Sirius XM The Pulse's show, "Train Tracks," and added to several Apple Music playlists, including "Future Hits" and "Breaking Pop."

## Songwriting discography

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2024

World's Greatest Lover  | Sydney Ross Mitchell  | Single
Are You Even Real  | Teddy Swims feat Giveon | Single
Deer Hunter  | &Team | Single
Merry Bitchmas  | Leah Kate | Single
Russian Roulette  | Nessa Barrett | Single
blame it on the snow  | Lyn Lapid | Single
Cherish (My Love)  | Illit | Single
Hold My Beer  | Alana Springsteen | Single
I Wish I Was  | The Stickmen Project  | Single
Bad Dreams  | Teddy Swims | Single
Sabana  | Anitta | Single
Choose Your Fighter  | Jojo Siwa | Single
Overthink  | Key | Single
Older  | Eden Golan | Single
I Wish I Was  | The Stickmen Project  | Single
Sexy 4Ever  | Inji feat Nile Rogers | Single
Oh, To Be Cool  | Ber | Single
Grown Man Cry  | Emeline  | Single
Choose Me  | Caity Baser | Single
2023
orbit  | Henry Moodie | Single
Put Your Hands on Me  | Jason Derulo feat. Meghan Trainor | Single
Club Heaven  | Nessa Barrett | Single
Do You Mind  | Joel Corry feat. James Abrahart | Single
ORAL HEX (spell on you)  | Bludnymph | Single
Other Boys  | Marshmellow, Dove Cameron | Single
amen  | Alana Springsteen feat. Chris Stapleton | Single
Ick  | Lay Bankz | Single
hell is a teenage girl  | Nessa Barrett | Single
the one that should've got away  | Nessa Barrett | Single
plane to paris  | Nessa Barrett | Single
ghost in my guitar  | Alana Springsteen feat. Chris Stapleton | Single
Good Times Go  | Nicky Youre | Single
Everything I'm Not  | Emeline  | Single
Seasons  | Bebe Rexha,Dolly Parton | Single
Miracle Man  | Bebe Rexha | Single
I'm Not High, I'm In Love  | Bebe Rexha | Single
american jesus  | Nessa Barrett | Single
Heart Wants What It Wants  | Bebe Rexha | Single
Bang Bang!  | Nessa Barrett | Single
2022
Almost Too Early For Christmas  | Jimmy Fallon,Dolly Parton | Single
Tired of California  | Nessa Barrett | Single
I'm a Mess  | Johan Lenox | Single
Baby Blue  | Winona Oak | Single
Fuck This Town  | Johan Lenox | Single
Show Me Love  | Gali Givon  | Single
Superglue  | Mia Rodriguez | Single
God Has a Sense of Humor  | Gayle (singer) | Single
Better  | Gali Givon  | Single
Scared  | Gali Givon  | Single
This Kind of Love  | The Future X  | Single
2021
Summer of Love  | Shawn Mendes | Single
Baddest | Cher Lloyd, Imanbek | Single
I Do feat. LeAnn Rimes | Aloe Blacc | Single
No Rest  | Vicetone | Single
Love On You  | Olivia Holt | Single
Can I Be Real  | Brynn Elliott | Single
Off Of My Mind  | Icona Pop & Vize | Single
2020
Take You Dancing | Jason Derulo | Single
Feels In My Body  | Icona Pop | Single
I Do  | Aloe Blacc | Single
Years In The Making  | Arkells | Single
Comedown  | Taska Black  | Single
EGO  | Gia Woods | Single
I Love My Friends  | Steve Aoki, Icona Pop | Single
Right Time  | Hayden James feat. Icona Pop | Single
Yours  | Jesse McCartney | Single
Sayonara  | Max Frost | Single
Water feat. Zohara | Kream | Single
2019
Mood For You  | Felix Sandman | Single
Smart Love  | Drax Project | Single
We Can Get High | Galantis featuring Yellow Claw | Single
Feel It  | Gia Woods  | Single
Same  | Josie Dunn  | Single

## Awards and nominations

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List of awards and nominations earned by Sarah Solovay  Award  | Year[A] | Recipient(s) and nominee(s)  | Category  | Result  | Ref.

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People's Choice Country Awards | 2023 | Seasons Bebe Rexha song feat. Dolly Parton | Crossover Song of 2023  | Nominated  |
Grammy Awards | 2024 | "One in a Million" David Guetta and Bebe Rexha | Best Dance Recording | Nominated

## Discography

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Year | Song | Album | Notes

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2008 | Gone | Gone EP |

* Self-release; SS Records

2009 | Flaws and All | Single |

* Self-release; SS Records
* Featured in Joe Dante's 2009 "The Hole 3D"

2009 | Hearts Collide | 90210 Soundtrack |

* CBS Records

2010 | Gone | 2010 Songwriters Hall of Fame Compilation |
2010 | Raindrops | Single |

* Self-release; SS Records

2012 | Superhuman | Superhuman EP |

* Self-release; SS Records

2017 | Rough Draft | Single |

* Self-release; Solovay Records

2017 | Trick Me | Single |

* Self-release; Solovay Records

## Notes

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1. ^ Indicates the year of ceremony. Each year is linked to the article about the awards held that year, wherever possible.

## External links

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* Sarah on Allmusic

## References

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1. ^ Klefleur (July 19, 2010). "Announcing The Winners Of The John Mayer Side Stage Warfare Competition For Scranton, Boston, Cleveland, And Indianapolis!". OurStage Magazine. Archived from the original on October 31, 2017. Retrieved May 3, 2017.
2. ^ Anderson, Jenny (July 24, 2011). "Dual Life of Singer-Songwriter and Brearley Senior". The New York Times. Retrieved May 3, 2017.

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