By now, most locals have had the pleasure of witnessing Sahara Moon’s enrapturing performance. After four years of serenading Long Beach Island with her silvery song, the 21-year-old is taking flight, as she releases a new EP and prepares to share the stage with such artists as blues legend Robert Cray and Grammy winner John Hammond.
As for most artists, full-time performing presents challenges for the Little Egg Harbor native, but she was proud to say the rewards are worthwhile.
“I’m really just honored,” said Moon, who started performing during her junior year in high school.
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