Bozeman Magazine

Born to a jazz musician and a woman who played a mean stereophonic receiver, Sara-Paule Koeller learned how to read by alphabetizing her parent's record collection. As she grew, her ears did too, and she flipped through the vinyl like she was on some sonic road trip.

Seeking balance like the notes in a cocktail, SP played dirty roots rock all through the KRNL nights while studying in the conservatory by day. When she quit the philharmonic to go rattle the harsh noise scene back east, she brought a serene sunrise set with her to the airwaves of WOMM.

She knows that when you're running hot, you need some nice cool tunes. When you're starting cold, rev it up a little. The medicine is in the music. Roll along and hear what's coming round the bend.