In addition to art, music and singing have been part of Sarah's life since she was knee-high to a grasshopper. Starting as a child in Georgia, Sarah sang in church everywhere she's roamed, from Florida to Colorado to California (after a detour to Uganda) before settling in Pennsylvania in 2015. 

Deciding to broaden her horizons during the pandemic, she moved to art as a profession, quickly amassing a large number of private commissions and a constantly growing portfolio of large format murals in public spaces and businesses. Around that same time, she joined the Cody Templeton Band on backing vocals and keyboard, expanding her role over the next three years. In addition to handling the band's art direction, she contributed formidable songwriting and arranging skills to CTB's 2022 album "Born & Raised", all while building additional experience as a solo performer. 

While the Cody Templeton Band is on indefinite hiatus, Sarah has hatched Littlebird and The Bad Eggs, assembling a seasoned group of musicians and inviting them to a musical playground spanning decades and genres. Above all else, Sarah is the mother of two multi-talented daughters, and very fond of gummy worms. 
 

Chris is originally from Olyphant, where he began his musical journey as a toddler banging a toy drum from a petting zoo and oatmeal containers in the shopping cart in the grocery store. He took up the saxophone when he was 8, and hated it. He thought his mother was crazy when she told him he could quit the sax...if he started playing the drums.  From there until college, it was marching band, and then concert, jazz, polka, symphonic bands...it didn’t matter what kind of band it was, he wanted in. When he got to Bloomsburg for college, he quickly jumped ship from business school to their new bachelor's program for audio recording. That lead to an internship and job at SI Studio in Scranton doing everything from engineering and producing to cleaning toilets and making coffee (hey...it's all important) as well as drumming on multiple recordings. While at SI Studio, Chris also worked at the legendary Dave Phillips Music and Sound in Phillipsburg NJ and immersed himself in the Lehigh Valley music scene. In 2004 he landed a gig with the Reggae master George Wesley, and spent 12 years playing hundreds of shows across the country with him and absorbing his wisdom, until George’s untimely passing from cancer. He considers himself lucky to have worked with the finest musicians, songwriters, and artists from all over the industry, which will continue with his new company CRC Audio. When he's not in the nest with the Bad Eggs, he handles drum duties for The Agitators and Young Lion among others, and is a first call emergency drummer for bands in need.    

Social worker by day, asleep by night: Claire grew up in a piano teacher’s home where all children born with hands were required to learn to play music. She’s no stranger to a marching band, pit orchestra, or jazz ensemble, but spent the majority of her musical life touring with drum and bugle corps, first as a trumpet player for the Hawthorne Caballeros, then a member of the Boston Crusaders mellophone line. Claire served as a disc jockey and station manager for her college's radio station, delivering all things jazz, funk, soul, and blues. She enjoys hiking, camping, and other such peregrination with her blithesome husband, delightful stepdaughter, and sprightly German Shepherd. Her adventures are fueled by black coffee, bourbon, and the sustaining peace of a rainy day.