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CLOUD SEEKS SUNSHINE IN L.A.
By Sona Pai

The lights of Los Angeles were blazing. The stars were out, in the sky and on Sunset Strip, and the sounds of Saturday night - car horns blaring, parties screaming and music playing - floated through the air. Amid the excitement and electricity, singer-songwriter Sarah Cloud, AB '95, stayed home. She sat in her new one-bedroom apartment, the apartment that was half as big and twice as expensive as the one in St. Louis. She sat on an air mattress, surrounded by an unopened guitar case and cardboard boxes with sleeves and pant legs drooping from the tops. She watched the only channel she could get on her television, and she ate Tootsie Rolls by the light of one lonely lamp on the floor.

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Sarah Cloud
by Thomas Crone

Some groups form for the simple pleasure of playing music, content to open shows or self-release a CD. Others are built to take a run at the industry.

When Sarah Cloud moved from occasional coffeehouse guitarist/vocalist to serious, professional musician, she co-founded a group called Danger Girl, which went into the studio for nearly a year to craft the album, "Superpower." Unhappy with aspects of the live and recorded versions of that group, she disbanded the unit and began playing under her own name, with a new outfit that included a number of seasoned, "name" local players.

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