Sarah Hayley Orrantia

Sarah Hayley Orrantia was born February 21, 1994. She is an American actress and singer. She is most known for her role in The Goldbergs, an ABC comedy. She was a part of Lakoda Rayne. This group of country pop girls was founded by Paula Abdul during The X Factor's debut season. The singer released her debut track "Love Sick" in 2015. Her debut EP, The Way Out, was released in May 2019. Orrantia began singing at the age of was nine years old and began professional training at twelve. Her first song was written at 13 years old. By 15, she had made her debut EP of covers and begun writing with her songwriter Jamie Houston who at the time was known for writing hits for the three Disney High School Musical movies. In the summer of 2011, Orrantia auditioned for the first season of The X Factor. Orrantia won the audition from YouTube and received four "yes" votes by the judges during the live auditions in Seattle. Although she originally auditioned as a solo artist, in "Hollywood Week" she, along with three other female singers, were joined together for the remainder of the auditions under the name of Lakoda Rayne. They were eliminated from the live shows in the fifth week.




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