On the musical landscape of pop and electronica, rock and country, a new sound is coming from an obscure place. In a little Idahoan town just eighty miles south of the Canadian border, three singer-songwriters are making their worldwide debut. Born in California, the three sisters were brought to live in North Idaho at young ages by their parents who believed the environment more conducive to raising a family than Southern California.Sarah (21), Rachel (18) and Bethany (14) Byrum cannot remember the first time they sang together. Performing from babyhood, the first audiences they entertained filled churches and convalescent homes. It wasn't until 2008 that the girls at last decided to form a band which they called Sarabeth because the title incorporates each of their first names. Sarah, the band's primary songwriter, wrote her first piano ballad at the age of twelve and has continued to write since then, establishing a repertoire of nearly a hundred pieces. Rachel, the band's lead guitarist, has a keen ear for rhythm and harmony patterns that aid in her unique approach to guitar and her orchestration of the girls' vocal talent. Bethany, the band's bassist, brings to the band a voice that creates a perfect backdrop for the appealingly different voices of her sisters. Whenever they collaborate in songwriting or singing, a kind of magic takes place.Hello World is the band's debut album which captures the innocence of the sisters' youth and early development as musicians and songwriters. Overflowing with promise, the record practically shouts potential not only for itself, but also for its musical sequels. Hello World is a mosaic of the band's unique perspective on music and life; presenting melodious brilliance interwoven with lyrics covering the great groundwork of life. Like a sample of what songwriters Rachel and Sarah Byrum wish to elaborate on throughout their succesive records, the music of Hello World covers life issues typically eclectic to each other, such as purpose, social unrest, redemption, heartache, despair, world poverty, the fragility of life and the celebration of love. Master-pieced together with unforgettable harmonies, piano lines and guitar melodies; from delightful to serious to imaginative; from playful to poignant to transporting, Hello World is a musical infusion of what happiness and beauty sounds like. Working to create a sound that is unforgettable and utilizing talent that belies their youth, SARABETH is blooming out of obscurity as a very rare flower indeed - pushing out of the ground and stretching toward the sky as if to say,"Hello, world. We're here to stay."And just maybe, make a difference.