Sahffi (she/they) has independently released six original albums: "...and i am not sorry." (2002), "Turning Tides" (2008), "Expectations" (2011), "Expectations Revisited" (2012), "Entropic Moments" (2016), and "Pulse of Evolution" (2021). Read more about each album and listen to selected tracks below. All of Sahffi's music can be found on Spotify, Apple Music, or any of your favorite streaming services. You may also visit Sahffi's Bandcamp page to listen and download the full albums: https://sahffi.bandcamp.com

Sahffi (she/they) has been interviewed and recognized often in their musical career. Sahffi received an Individual Artist Award from the Maryland State Arts Council in 2015 and has garnered much press in the last 13 years of her full-time musical career. Click through to find articles on Sahffi's life as a full-time medicine musician and mom, on their multiple musical projects, and their sixth album, "Pulse of Evolution," (released 10/22) and new crowd-funded video for their song, "Let the Healing Begin," (released 12/22). https://www.sahffi.com/press.html

As a full-time musician and mom, Sahffi (she/they) lives in Baltimore County, and performs and teaches mostly in the mid-Atlantic and DMV region. However, Sahffi is also well respected internationally. In 2016 & 2018, she was one of three North American artists invited to perform at El Festival de Musica Medicina in Pisac, Peru. This was not Sahffi's first experience with working outside of the U.S.; in 2012 they released their third album, "Expectations Revisited," which featured remixes from producers around the world, including Zimbawe, the UK, Italy, South Africa, and more.  Sahffi is well-known and loved in Botswana and South Africa due to a 2010 #1 hit entitled "Summer Breeze" with producer N'Dinga Gaba. A year later in 2011, she and her house music band t3N (pronounced "ten") landed a #1 download on the international house music site Traxsource. In their voice studio, "Vocalize Your Soul," Sahffi teaches their own "Vocal Ladder" method. Sahffi continues to work internationally and regionally, performing and teaching consistently in the Baltimore/DC/VA area and up and down the east coast. They are incredibly grateful to be living the life they love with their strong community of fans, friends, and family. https://www.sahffi.com

Sahffi (she/they) has always recognized the power of music to connect hearts. Plus, they have loved the feeling of playing music for others since they were a child. It was Sahffi's two-year stint as a Music Therapist to severely handicapped adults in New York in their early twenties where they truly recognized the healing aspect of performing music as medicine. Since 2015, Sahffi has been writing and channeling music intentionally to connect hearts, minds, and souls with that which is larger than ourselves.  Sahffi's sixth album, "Pulse of Evolution," released in 2021, is a 7-song collection designed as a 7-chakra music meditation. Sahffi has been honored to share her medicine music at nursing homes, assisted living facilities, memory care facilities, hospitals, children's hospitals, at the bedside of the dying, as well as yoga studios, festivals, music meditations, ceremonies, retreats, fire circles, and  more throughout the mid-Atlantic region and beyond. Sahffi is also humbled to be one of the few U.S. performers to be invited to share music at "El Festival de Musica Medicina" (Festival of Medicine Music) in 2016 and 2018 in Pisac, Peru. https://www.sahffi.com

Sahffi (she/they) is honored to share the art and joy of singing through their work as a vocal coach, and proud of their work as a teaching artist. Teaching is a natural extension of Sahffi's musical journey, as she herself has had (and has!) wonderful teachers along her musical journey.

Currently Sahffi enjoys a full roster of private vocal students within their studio, "Vocalize Your Soul." Teaching their own "Vocal Ladder" method, Sahffi teaches their students how to use their bodies as instruments to find their authentic voice. https://www.sahffi.com/vocalizeyoursoul.html

Sahffi was also a well-loved and respected teaching artist for 14 years, from 2006-2020, performing, teaching, writing songs, leading choirs, and more in classrooms, libraries, festivals, and other varied environments. Some of Sahffi's past teaching artist engagements have been with the Bright StARTS Program in Baltimore City; classes and workshops in Voice and Guitar for adults and children at CCBC, Baltimore School for Independent Learners, Baltimore County Public Libraries, and more; Music workshops in pre-school, library and homeschool settings; Weekly music classes at The Watson Hall Montessori School, Naptown Sings & Plays, and Little Rockers; and Week-long songwriting residencies with kids in DC and Virginia through Kid Pan Alley, a Grammy-nominated and Parent Choice Award winning program.

Sahffi has also offered Vocal and Guitar Workshops for children and adults, at such Baltimore venues as The Movement Lab, The Living Well, The Creative Alliance, Eastern Unity Regional Conference, and Patterson Park Public Charter School.

Sahffi (she/they) is known for their powerful and unique voice, as well as their vocal harmonies and instrumental work. Sahffi has been asked to be featured on many albums as an artist, writer, and collaborator, and continues to be hired often as a studio musician.  https://www.sahffi.com/contact.html

“#Song4Unity” was a song project envisioned, created, organized, and led by Sahffi Lynne (she/they). The concept came to Sahffi after their first trip to Peru, when one of the residents of the Andes mountains was sharing food with their group and said, "we don't have much in the mountains, but what we have, we share." Coming home to her city in turmoil after Freddie Gray's murder, she wanted to give back to her city, but knew she didn't have much to give. Inspired by her experience in Peru, Sahffi realized what she had was music, a skill to lead group songwriting, and  many connections to different musical communities in Baltimore through her background in classical music, her work with house and R&B musicians, as well as her own acoustic music community. To share what she had, a "We Are the World"-type project was born in her mind.

The concept was to have a diverse musician community come together to write a song  to unite the hearts and minds of their communities in Baltimore through music. Proceeds of the song would go to an organization working towards unity, and it was decided to choose #SaveADopeBoy, a grassroots organization founded by the late Derrick "OOH" Jones of Brownfish. (Over $500 was raised for the organization!)

The project began in July, 2015, with a call on Facebook from Sahffi with a simple request; who would be interested in being a part of such a project? With over 125 responses, Sahffi began the process in August, 2015, with a volunteer group of 15 multi-genre musicians (rap, R&B, folk, indie, rock). The Living Well (a community space in the city) kindly donated two nights to the writing project. A producer and recording engineer at 430 Entertainment Studios came forward to offer his services for the song. In the end, over 50 musicians, producers, photographers, artists, and talent came together to conspire to release "Let's Make It Happen" in April, 2016, to coincide with the anniversary of the April, 2015, Baltimore uprising. All participants donated their time, talent, and in some cases finances. The song was also performed live by several members in rallies and festivals around the city in 2016. https://song4unity.bandcamp.com/

Inspired by the project, Sahffi's child encouraged a “Kids #Song4Unity” at his school, Catonsville Middle. Sahffi visited his choir's class and in two sessions co-wrote "All Sorts of People" with the students and the choir director, Mr. Tom Dickerson. The choir performed their original song at their end-of-year choir concert in May, 2016. Watch the kids sing their unity song, "All Sorts of People," here: https://youtu.be/euR1gveVudc

Sahffi (she/they) has written and performed in multiple genres of music since their first venture into singing and songwriting with their rock band "Latex Red" in the mid-90's. Sahffi started in classical music and received a French horn performance degree from The Peabody Conservatory. From there, Sahffi began writing music in rock, then folk, then children's music, then house music, and now medicine music.  Sahffi is a multi-instrumentalist, playing the French horn, guitar, piano, djembe, and multiple percussion instruments, and is also an accomplished singer and vocal coach. Sahffi knows music is truly the universal language shared from our collective heart and loves all styles of music! Over the past 15 years Sahffi has been involved in multiple unique collaborations, from a duo with a slam poet, to a house music band, to international music groups, to medicine music collaborations. Discover some of Sahffi's collaborations below.

Sahffi (Neo-Alternative Folk Artist from Maryland) and Mosno (Desert Eclectic Artist from Sudan) teamed up for 9 years to deliver a vibrant acoustic performance, featuring vocal harmonies, guitars, and African percussion, from 2010-2019.

This duo brought to the stage over 20 years of combined performance experience. Show highlights included opening slots for legendary band Rusted Root, Grammy-nominated Mathew Santos, and award-winning band Carbon Leaf.

For their 9 years of existence, goatFISH performed up and down the Mid-Atlantic region in venues, festivals, house concerts, and online shows from Baltimore to New York, Philly, and DC, as well as down to Atlanta, Asheville, and Miami. Their album, "The Gift of the Nymph," was released in 2012.

Find goatFISH on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/165909143468695