Sarai's ‘Naughty Head’ Will Push You To Believe In Yourself

Sarai. Photo supplied.

NSW artist Sarai has made music in a number of genres, from dance-pop to hip-hop, but she sounds truly at home on the neo-soul-inspired Naughty Head. It’s a track that’s been stripped back to feature just keys, bass and Sarai’s vocals, and the track’s sparse instrumentation gives her room to harmonise. Sarai’s someone that’s always looking to inspire those around her, and Naughty Head is a conversation between her "outside perception”, and going after her goals.

You’ll find yourself floating away while you’re listening to Naughty Head - it’s a track that’s easy to get lost in. Sarai’s vocals build on themselves, and she’s hitting high notes that’ll catch you by surprise. Where some artists might be tempted to include extra instruments and sounds in the mix, the decision to provide as much space as possible for Sarai’s voice to shine means that you’re able to pick up every nuance in her performance.

When she’s not making music, Sarai’s always working on something new. In her personal life, she’s just given birth to baby Isaiah, and she didn’t let 2020 catch her by surprise. She launched her own fashion label, Maker, in 2020, with the label’s goal to “inspire people and form a constant reminder that humans have the innate ability to INNOVATE, GENERATE & CREATE”. You can find more about the label here.

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Check out Naughty Head below. It’s been accompanied by a video that Sarai wrote and directed, with the performance by Christopher Jhureea. The video captures the energy of the track, and it’s well worth a watch. If you’re looking for a track to soundtrack your next sunny day out, or just a song to listen to while you’re unwinding, then put on Naughty Head. It’s a track to help you enjoy the nicer things in life.