Sasha Lazard

A classically trained opera singer, internationally acclaimed for her pristine and richly expressive soprano. Known as a “classical crossover” artist, Sasha has singles featured on a variety of Billboard charts. Her work combines traditional and iconoclastic genres, including electronica, folk, rock, jazz in unexpected and eclectic ways. Her discography includes five albums, and a myriad of singles: The Myth of Red (EMI), Siren (Blue Note) and Lumiere among others. Sasha’s contributions extend to numerous films, and commercial projects, with her songs featured in Princess Mononoke, Holy Smoke, Cowboys and Angels, Kettle of Fish, and The Lodger. Sasha also co-produced the score and soundtrack for the movie Blind, starring Alec Baldwin and Demi Moore, which showcased her duet with Robert Redford. Her song “Angeli” gained prominence in a Victoria’s Secret campaign. A committed environmental activist, Sasha released a single “Atonement,” a climate change anthem, in partnership with Waterkeeper Alliance.

As a performer, Sasha infuses a downtown vibe into high-end fashion and luxury brands. Her live performance campaigns include collaborations with prestigious global luxury brands including Bulgari, Louis Vuitton, Carolina Herrera, Salvatore Ferragamo, Max Mara and Maserati. She inaugurated the performance space at New York City’s Top of The Standard with Andre Balazs. She has sung at benefit galas for institutions like The Whitney Museum, New York Public Library, the Four Seasons, and at high-profile birthday events for personalities such as Michael Bloomberg, Robert Redford, Stavros Niarchos, Roger Moore, Queen Latifah and Vikram Chatwal. In the spring of 2023, Sasha was the headline performer for the grand opening of The Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation at the American Museum of Natural History. Annually, she heads down to Bristol, Tennessee to appear in The Rhythm and Roots Festival with Dave Eggar and his bluegrass/Americana band. Last year, Sasha hosted a series of intimate concerts at George Whipple’s historic Castle Rock, featuring new accompanists and collaborators every month.