Marking the 10th anniversary of her acoustic debut album Two If by Sea, Sarah Segal-Lazar celebrates the milestone with the release of “Anything But Age.” This fan-chosen track, now reimagined with a full-band arrangement, highlights Sarah’s evolution as an artist while preserving the heart of her original work.

Written a decade ago, “Anything But Age” resonates with new depth as Sarah reflects on the passage of time. The track was recorded live-off-the-floor during the year’s first snowfall, with Sarah and her band capturing the raw, cozy introspection of winter.

The accompanying music video, crafted from 8mm footage shot by Sarah’s grandfather between 1949 and 1958, adds a nostalgic layer. The vintage visuals create a story of family, time, and growth, aligning beautifully with the song’s themes.

“Anything But Age” captures the essence of who I was and who I’ve become. The irony of releasing this song 10 years later isn’t lost on me. It’s humbling to realize I’m now older than the man I originally wrote the song about. Revisiting it with my band was both surreal and beautiful—like looking at an old photo and seeing new details for the first time. This video is also special to me. Piecing it together was uncovering a family treasure—and it added a whole new dimension to the song’s meaning. – Sarah Segal-Lazar