Sarah Connor

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Sarah Connor (born Sarah Marianne Corina Lewe) is a German singer, songwriter, and dancer.

She was born in Delmenhorst and joined a church choir at the age of six.

Connor came to fame in 2000 when she signed with X-Cell Records and released her debut album Green Eyed Soul (2001) the following year.

She followed it with a line of hit albums, including Unbelievable (2002), Key to My Soul (2003), Christmas in My Heart (2005), Sexy as Hell (2005), and Real Love (2010).

Many songs from these albums became hit singles on the pop charts, including "From Sarah with Love," "Music is the Life," "Just One Last Dance," "Live to Love You," and "From Zero to Hero."

Muttersprache, Connor's first German language project, became her second chart top after a decade. Sarah & Marc Crazy in Love (2004) and Sarah & Marc Crazy in Love (2008), her then-husband Marc Terenzi's chronicling their marriage and careers, increased their fame and success.

In 2010, she returned to television to become a judge on the debut season of the German X Factor production in which she appeared for two more seasons.

She appeared on the cast of Sing meinen Song - Das Tauschkonzert, the German version of the series The Best Singers' debut season, in which her accompanying compilation album topped the Austrian and German Albums Chart.

She spent the next year as a guest coach on the RTL II remake of the talent show Popstars 2015. Connor has sold seven million albums worldwide and has been named one of the most influential German vocalists to emerge in the 2000s.

According to GfK Entertainment, she is the first recording artist to have four straight chart-topping hits on the German Singles Chart.

On its list of the top ten German solo artists who have enjoyed international success in 2017, Deutsche Welle ranked her third.

Connor, a 13-time nominee, received two Echo Music Awards, a Top of the Pops Award, a Goldene Kamera, and a World Music Award, among others.

Connor has been in a relationship with her boss Florian Fischer since being estranged from Terenzi, the father of her first two children.

The couple have two children of their own.

Early life

Connor is the eldest of six siblings born to Michael Lewe, a copywriter from New Orleans, and his partner Soraya Lewe-Tacke (née Gray), a former fashion model and homemaker of Scottish, Irish, and German descent, born in Hamburg. Anna-Maria Lagerblom, the wife of German rapper Bushido, as well as Marisa, Sophia-Luisa, and Valentina, all have four sisters, including Robin, as well as Maria, Anna-Maria Lagerblom, and one brother, Robin. Connor's maternal half-brothers Mick and Lex were born in 2008, and she was mainly inspired by her paternal grandfather, a jazz and R&B pianist from New Orleans. At the age of six, a church choir gave her her her first encounter with gospel music. The family moved from Hamburg to Delmenhorst in 1989, where Connor attended the Max-Planck-Gymnasium (high school). She also took classes at the local performing arts academy, where she learned dancing, singing, and acting lessons, which she paid for through waitressing and modeling jobs. She completed an internship with RTL Television after dropping out of school.

Connor and her sister Anna-Maria were chosen to perform with the backing choir during Michael Jackson's "Earth Song" and "Heal the World" on Bremen, Germany, in 1997. She began recording a number of demo tapes under the pseudonym Sarah Gray name, including cover versions of "Silent Night" and "This Christmas" as well as the local radio success "Ula La Ula." Connor's older sister, Martin Scholz of the boy band Touché, arranged for him to sign a labor contract with the group's manager in 1998. She appeared in a Bremen concert in July 1998 as their opening act. Connor was still unhappy with her boss, but she took the initiative with Carlo Vista and started collaborating on the single "This Christmas" with the producers Oliver Hintz and Thomas Nöhre. In 1999, it was released by Villa Records. She was also a top-six on the German singles chart last year, delivering the leading vocals for Marc van Linden's trance remix of the 1982 hit "Last Unicorn" on the German singles chart. George Glueck, the music manager, eventually signed her as Sarah Connor with the Sony subsidiary X-Cell Records in 2000.

Personal life

In Rust, Germany, Connor met Marc Terenzi, the lead singer of American boy band Natural, at the Bravo Happy Holidays festival. Tyler Marc Terenzi, who was born in Orlando, Florida, was engaged and expecting their first child in June 2003. The couple invited their friends to a dinner on supposedly to celebrate the birth of their son, but they later announced that they had eloped. The pair rekindled their vows this year with a wedding reception in Altafulla, Tarragonès, Spain, near Barcelona, Spain, on August 18th. Sarah and Marc in Love, a ProSieben reality television program, were on display at the wedding. Connor gave birth to their second child, a girl named Summer Antonia Soraya, on June 23, 2006. Connor resigned from Terenzi in November 2008.

Connor revealed in April 2010 that she is in a relationship with her manager, Florian Fischer, the founder of the 1990s pop band The Boyz. In February 2011, the two couples revealed that they were expecting a child. Delphine Malou's daughter was born in September 2011. In January 2017, they welcomed their son Jax Llewyn.

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Career

Connor shifted between Berlin, Hamburg, and Hanover to work on her R&B and hip hop debut album, which features German musicians Bülent Aris, Rob Tyger and Kay Denar, as well as international collaborators, Eddie Martin and rapper TQ. "Let's Get Back to Bed, Boy!" preceded the top five and top 20 hit singles. respectively, "French Kissing" and "Mexico Kissing," as well as her breakthrough hit "From Sarah with Love," which took first place in Germany, Poland, Portugal, and Switzerland, and raised Connor's profile all over Europe. Green Eyed Soul, which debuted in November 2001, received mixed feedback from music critics who described it as a mixed bag but considered it a good career launcher. The album debuted at number two on the German charts and charted within the top five performers in Austria, Finland, and Switzerland, earning gold medals in Austria, Czech Republic, Poland, Portugal, and Switzerland, as well as receiving platinum certification in Finland and Germany. Connor received a Goldene Europa award and was named Best National Rock/Pop Female Artist in the Echo Music Prize after three nominations.

In 2002, Connor joined the Green Eyed Soul Tour and began work on her second studio album Unbelievable. She joined Aris, Denar, and Tyger to produce the bulk of the album, with American musicians Wyclef Jean, Jerry Duplessis, and Diane Warren also contributing to the project. Jean wrote, produced, and rapped on the album's lead single, "One Nite Stand (of Wolves and Sheep)," which then debuted in the top five. Unbelievable reached gold status in Germany within 48 hours and spawned another three singles, including "Skin on Skin," "Unbelievable" and "Bounce."

Connor released a live DVD named Sarah Connor Live – A Night to Remember: A Night to Remember: Pop Meets Classic, whose appearance had been recorded at the Alten Kasselhaus in Düsseldorf on January 24th, 2003, with individual performances of own songs with a classical orchestra backing her up. Despite being heavily pregnant with her first child, Connor's third album, Key to My Soul, was released in November 2003. "Music Is the Key," the album's debut by the cappella singers Naturally 7, became her second number-one hit in Germany. "Just One Last Dance," the album's second and final single, featured new vocals from Marc Terenzi's band Natural. On a composite World Top 40, the duet has climbed to number one in Austria, Germany, and Switzerland, as well as the top 20 in the top 20.

Sarah Connor's debut, "Bounce," was the album's first single. Many countries, including Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and the United States, have released it, including Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and the United States. The single made it to number 14 on the charts in Germany. It peaked at number 14 in England and Ireland and was awarded gold in Australia. The album debuted at number 54 on the Billboard Hot 100 in America, with the song only at number 54. The album made it to number 106 in the United States and gained a following in the United States, selling almost ten thousand copies.

Connor returned to music in fall 2004 with the debut of her album "Life to Love You." After a lengthy hiatus that saw the birth of her son Tyler, Connor returned to music. The ballad debuted at number one in Germany and Switzerland, her third straight chart debut, and followed her fourth album Naughty But Nice (2005). Connor reteamed with longtime contributors Booya, Kay Denar, and Rob Tyger to work on the album, whose debut coincided with the airing of her ProSieben reality show Sarah & Marc in Love. Naughty But Nice debuted on the German Albums Chart and ranked in the top three in Austria and Switzerland within the first two days of its debut, netting 100,000 copies in the first two days. The album's general reaction was mixed, with Allmusic grading it three out of five and laut.de describing it as "underclass music for the disco around the corner." "From Zero to Hero" was chosen as the theme song to Robs' 2003 animated film Robots, and her fifth top single in Germany and her fourth number-one hit single in a row.

Connor embarked on the Naughty but Nice concert tour in fall 2005. The tour, which included compiling twenty-three dates in Austria, Germany, and Switzerland, came to an end a month later. In December 2005, My Heart released Christmas in My Heart. Both the album and its same-titled lead single reached number four on the charts, conditing a mixture of traditional but modern English standards and re-written German songs in English language. The album was re-released the following year, with the previously unreleased single "The Best Side of Life," another top-four hit.

Connor's sixth studio album Soulicious debuted in March 2007, after another hiatus following the birth of her daughter Summer in 2006. Mainly made up of 1960s and 1970s Motown covers, but also featuring two original songs, recording for the entire album took place at the Berliner Rundfunk's former main building, where Connor was backed by a symphonic orchestra of forty-eight musicians. Since its debut, the album debuted in Austria, Germany, and Switzerland, where it had previously been ranked in the top tens in Austria, Germany, and Switzerland, where it had all earned gold status. Soulicious received a mixed response from critics, with CDStarts.de describing it as a "sterile soul adaption for the Dome stage." The leading single "The Impossible Dream (The Quest)), which was featured in a publicity campaign for German boxer Henry Maske's comeback fight and "Sexual Healing," a duet with American singer Ne-Yo, reached the top ten and top ten of the singles charts respectively, ranked second and top ten respectively, as well as "Sexue Healing," a duet with American singer Ne-Yo.

Connor's work on her forthcoming original album with producers such as Remee, Thomas Troelsen, and J. R. Rotem intensified as she moved into a new musical direction. On ProSieben, Connor and her family would appear in a eight-part reality show called "Believing in Love" in May 2008. The special debuted on July 3, 2008, and it followed the recording and promotional activities for the new album, dubbed Sexy as Hell. "Under My Skin," Troelsen's first single, was released in German-speaking Europe on August 1, 2008, with the album following on August 22, 2008. She was first nominated for an ECHO later this year.

Connor performed on Enrique Iglesias' duet "Takin' Back My Love" in 2009, replacing American singer Ciara's original vocals on the song. It was released as the second single from Iglesias' 2008 Greatest Hits album in German-speaking Europe, Poland, and the Czech Republic, achieving the top ten of the German singles chart. Connor will appear on X Factor's debut series in April 2010, alongside mentor George Glueck and singer Till Brönner, according to the German VOX network. Connor was chosen in the 16-24s category (made up of solo contestants between 16 and 24), but she was unable to make the final show after her compatriot Mati Gavriel was disqualified in his seventh week, and Edita Abdieski was named the winner of X Factor instead. Connor debuted her eighth studio album Real Love on October 22, 2010, despite her appearances on X Factor. Critics loved it, and it debuted at number eight on the German albums chart, earning a lukewarm reception. Overall, Real Love released two singles, including "Cold as Ice," which made it to the top of the German singles chart and its debut track, as well as its title track, two of which were her lowest-charting singles in years. Connor was in possession of the groups and over 25s categories in the 2011 and 2012 X Factor series. Nica & Joe and Björn Paulsen came third, losing to David Pfeffer and Mrs. Greenbird once more.

Following a hiatus, Connor appeared in Sing meinen Song - Das Tauschkonzert, the German version of The Best Singers film. Connor's ninth studio album Muttersprache, her first album to be entirely recorded in German, was released in 2015. Following her appearances on Sing meinen Song, Connor worked with a smaller number of designers on the record, including Daniel Faust, Peter Plate, and Ulf Leo Sommer. Muttersprache debuted on the German albums charts as her second top-one album after 2005's Naughty but Nice. Muttersprache was designated gold by the Bundesverband Musikindustrie (BVMI) in Germany this week, just days after its debut. Since being certified platinum, it has since been on display. The album debuted on the Swiss Albums Chart at number one, her first album to do so. "Wie schön du bist" became Connor's highest-charting single in a decade, debuting at number two on the German singles chart and selling over 260,000 copies.

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Awards

• 1Live Krone
  • 2005 – Best Female Artist
• Antville Music Video Awards
  • 2005 - Worst Video ("Christmas in My Heart") – nominated
• BMI Pop Awards
  • 2005 - Pop Award ("Bounce") – WON
• Bravo Otto
  • 2001 – Female Singer – Silver
  • 2003 – Female Singer – Bronze
  • 2004 – Female Singer – GOLD
  • 2005 – Female Singer – GOLD
  • 2006 – Female Singer – GOLD
  • 2007 – Female Singer – Bronze
  • 2008 – Female Singer – GOLD
• Comet
  • 2001 – Best National Newcomer
  • 2005 – Best Female Artist
  • 2007 – Best Female Artist
  • 2009 – Best Female Artist
• DIVA-Award
  • 2005 – Music Artist of the Year
• ECHO (including nominations)
  • 2002 – Best National Newcomer (Green Eyed Soul) – nominated
  • 2002 – Best National Female Pop/Rock Artist (Green Eyed Soul) – WON
  • 2002 – Best National Single – From Sarah with Love – nominated
  • 2003 – Best National Female Pop/Rock Artist (Unbelievable) – nominated
  • 2004 – Best National Female Pop/Rock Artist (Key to My Soul) – nominated
  • 2006 – Best National Female Pop/Rock Artist (Naughty But Nice) – nominated
  • 2007 – Best National Female Pop/Rock Artist (Christmas in my Heart) – nominated
  • 2008 – Best National Female Pop/Rock Artist (Soulicious) – nominated
  • 2009 – Best National Female Pop/Rock Artist (Sexy as Hell) – nominated
  • 2011 – Best National Female Pop/Rock Artist (Real Love) – nominated
  • 2015 – Partner of the Year (Sing meinen Song) – WON
  • 2016 – Best National Female Pop/Rock Artist (Muttersprache) – nominated
  • 2016 – Album of the Year (Muttersprache) – nominated
• Goldene Europa
  • 2002 – Most Successful German Female Singer
• Goldene Kamera
  • 2005 – Pop National
• MAXIM
  • 2002 – Woman of the Year – Pop Star
• Neo Award
  • 2004 – Most Downloaded Album – Key to My Soul
• Radio Regenbogen Award
  • 2002 – Best Hit 2001 – From Sarah with Love
• Top of the Pops Award
  • 2001 Best German Newcomer
• World Music Award
  • 2004 – Best Selling German Artist
• World of Music Award
  • 2008 – Best National Female Artist