Sarah Dame

Biography
Sarah Lynn Dame was born on the 2nd of May, 1995 to Elisia Dame and Samuel Dame. She was born in Kenosha, WI. She attended Wilson Elementary School, Bryton Middle School, West Ward High School and the Univeristy of Wisconsin-Parkside graduating with honors, earning her Bachelors in Performing Arts with focus in Choral Arrangements. She studied abroad in China and Japan her Junior and Sophomore year of college. She also attended a state-wide Choral competition in her 3rd-5th grade in elementary school. Sarah was a part of the All-City women's choir in high school, as well as participated in Solo & Ensemble competitions all through high school. She won the highest score possible at all competitions and went to the State level on 2 separate occasions.

Forming The Rubies
Sarah Dame formed The Rubies for the first time in high school, after she met the other members in elementary school. After the girls shared their love for music and connecting with others, Dame formed a small garage band with her friends in 2011, and continued making instrumental tracks occasionally with vocal loops until 2016. Wanting to take the band in a new direction, Dame suggested that the band consider writing lyrics for their albums and creating full-on albums. Everyone agreed to do so. It took a while before they came up with their first concept, but after that they took off and continued writing full-length albums and EP's.

Songs, Albums & Ideas
Sarah Dame is the lead singer, who occasionally does back-up vocals when another member has a solo song. Dame has written several songs and leads the charge on most occasions. Unless another member has an idea already preset in her mind, Sarah is the first with songs.

Sarah Dame is known for allowing her bandmates to have creative freedom when it comes to producing albums, which results in many different albums being from different girls. Here are the albums that Sarah came up with.


 * Forever Yours
 * Heart Attack City
 * Crime Scene
 * MANHUNT
 * Countdown to Destruction

Vocal Range
Sarah Dame is a soprano, which means she has an expansive range compared to singers like Beth and Catherine. Sarah can easily hit higher notes, but still wows the crowd with her ability to hit and sustain high notes without cracking or destroying her voice. Sarah is known for hitting those high notes, but surprises her audience when she hits extremely high notes. While she has yet to hit "Whistle tones", she has been able to go considerably high. Here are some moments for you to take a listen to where Sarah hits those extremely high notes.

Girl With Claws from Animal (too many to count)
During the final key change of this finale song, Sarah hits very high notes and continues to do so with ease as the song rolls on.

Migraine from Animal (ouch....)
Migraine is a duet between Sarah & Gina who hit ear-splitting high notes. And all throughout the song, we are met with extremely high notes. Be advised when listening to the song, as it might cause deafness.

Intimidate from Killers (C# - D)
In the beginning, you hear Sarah performing an acapella solo. It's here she hits a high C# and a D. The rest of the song is in her immediate range, so there isn't much further than that.

Monster Within from Killers (C#)
This occurs in the key change towards the end of the song. Sarah already begins singing in a higher range during the key change, but wows the audience by hitting her C# and sustaining it until Gina comes in to perform the harmony.

Reverse from Countdown To Destruction (E and up)
This song Beth and Sarah duet, with Sarah singing the higher part. If you listen closely to her during the key change, she hits some extremely high notes as the chorus goes on.

Ouija from Cursed (A and up)
This song has a key change in which Sarah hits very high notes and she hits them with ease and wows the audience with the chilling tale of the world's most dangerous game.

I Don't Need A Crown from Find A Way (Chorus)
The beginning song of Find A Way also has Sarah Dame hit extremely high notes as she climbs up repeating the title, "I don't need a crown to rule this fucking town". IT continues to climb and she nails each note.

Nightmare Waltz from Blood Bath (entire song)
The song has several high notes for Sarah to hit, which she does with ease. These descriptions are brief because describing the song is saved for a different page.

Sweet Little Psycho from Blood Bath (ending)
This entire album was all about peaking and hitting those high notes and sustaining them. Sarah doesn't disappoint with the finale song as she goes on a beautiful run and wow's the audience with her final high D.

Carol Of The Bells from Christmas Album 2020 (D)
Piana, Sarah and Cody hit high notes on this beautiful rendition of the classic Carol Of The Bells, which insights chills in the listener. Sarah hits a high D when it's her turn to hit a high note.

Spirit of Christmas from Christmas Album 2020 (E)
Cody and Sarah duet this beautiful piece with the melody from "The Moon Represents My Heart". In order to end this original Christmas tune, Sarah hits one final long note to end the treacherous year that was 2020 to bless the world.

Trivia

 * Sarah Dame is 26 years old.
 * Her favorite snack is Jell-O. The strawberry ones by the Jell-O company, not Snack Pack or anything else.
 * She is known for waving their sign while on stage, which is the devil horns, more commonly known as the "Rock On" sign.
 * Sarah loves watching horror movies, despite the fact that she is scared easily, which is ironic considering the content of the songs she sings.
 * Her favorite holiday is Thanksgiving.
 * She loves singing, but actually has pretty bad stage fright, despite her energy on stage and ability to jump around and sing for the entire world.