New England based folk singer Sandy is a European, award-winning, multi instrumentalist composer and luthier. She has been a pianist since the age of two. As an avid teller of lyrical stories and a sonic muse, she plays 20+ instruments. Most bio’s beginning like this would go on to explain musical family roots, but such is not the case. In fact, Sandy says, “I come from a family steeped in the sciences. This is where my head is while my heart has always been in music.” Rumor has it that she was named after British folk singer Alexandra “Sandy” Denny. Shakespeare wrote, "What's in a name?" but perhaps there’s more to it. With her sunny yet down-to-earth personality and immense creativity, she is a refreshing talent on the independent music scene. Still, she is no stranger to the entertainment circuit having been featured on numerous international stages and films (including an Oscar nominated film in '06) as a child and featured in the GRAMMY® documentary for her exemplary skills. The various worlds Sandy spans may not seem to fit together to make a single person, but rather a motley crew of different folks: a scientist here, an inventor there, an academician, a painter, a luthier, an activist and oh yes, a folk singer. In truth, it all adds up to be Sandy herself.