Sarah Popejoy is a singer-songwriter that loves to tell a story. She cut her teeth recording in Nashville, and performing in listening rooms across the the country. After living in Nashville for 10 years, Sarah moved back home to Tulsa, what Rolling Stone calls the next Austin, where she  produced her 3rd studio album called The Oklahoma Storyteller. The album was mostly recorded at  the newly renovated, world-class studio, previously owned by Leon Russell, The Church Studio, in Tulsa, Oklahoma.  Sarah, a previous award winner of the American Songwriter Magazine Lyric Contest and The Billboard Song Contest, painstakingly researched, wrote, and produced The Oklahoma Storyteller, Vol. 1: Crossroads, a collection of songs about historical people and events in Oklahoma. 

The intersections of I-40, The King of Trails (Highway 75), and the largest stretch of Route 66, Oklahoma figuratively and literally is the crossroads of the American Story. It was the end of the trail for many indigenous people during America's dark history of forced removal, birthplace of one of the biggest heroes of America's pastime, home to the struggles of those who lived and breathed the Dust Bowl, home of some of the biggest trendsetting influencers in modern American music, and the site of the worst domestic terrorist attack in U.S. history. The Oklahoma Storyteller, Vol. 1: Crossroads, released January 2, 2026 has already organically garnered over 23 thousand listens on Spotify as of Jan 23rd. 

Influenced by songwriters like Lucinda Williams, Roseanne Cash, Bruce Springsteen, Emmylou Harris, and Mary Chapin Carpenter, Sarah Popejoy’s songs blend storytelling with an Americana leaning groove. 

Read more about Sarah Popejoy's 9 song docualbum “The Oklahoma Storyteller, Vol 1: Crossroads".