Sarah Downs is a journalist and writer who focuses on music and entertainment. She has written for publications such as Rolling Stone, TIME, and The Brag Media, covering a wide range of topics including artist interviews, album reviews, and music event coverage. Sarah's writing showcases her passion for discovering and sharing new music and highlighting emerging artists.
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Sarah Downs' articles predominantly focus on music and entertainment news, with a strong emphasis on event coverage. She may be interested in pitches related to new album releases, artist interviews, upcoming tours, or insights into the music industry.
Considering her extensive coverage of New Zealand's music scene, she might welcome pitches that highlight emerging artists or trends from this region. Additionally, given her interest in events and announcements within the private sector (such as album releases and concerts), PR professionals could leverage this by offering exclusive access to such events for potential coverage opportunities.
Overall, Sarah seems open to a wide range of topics within the entertainment industry and showcases a keen interest in providing readers with updates about new music releases and notable artists.
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