Her recordings include: Adele Sauros: I Paint You (Fresh Sound Records 2021), JAF Trio: JAF Trio (We Jazz Records 2020), Superposition: Superposition (We Jazz Records 2020), Katu Kaiku: Luna (Svart Records 2019), Adele Sauros: My Spontaneous Mind (2016), Katu Kaiku: Tokyo / Kuopio (2016) and Adele Sauros Quartet: It’s Who I Am (2014). Recently she has also played on the following albums: Aurora Hentunen Quartet: Second Spring (2018) and Laura Annika Quartet: Metsä (2017).

Sauros has received numerous grants and rewards and she has earned her Master’s degree in Music at the Sibelius Academy of the University of the Arts Helsinki, Finland. Sauros’ music captures her Nordic heritage and conveys this rich storytelling tradition with a musical voyage full of emotions.

Sauros has also been a side woman and a featured guest of numerous groups such as Maan Tila Quintet, Jonathan Bäckström Trio, Leevi Lehikoinen Band, Aurora Hentunen Quartet and Laura Annika Quartet. She has also enriched Helsinki’s jazz culture by hosting her own jazz club 2014 – 2016 at Bar KapSäkkki (formerly Allotria).

Since childhood Adele has been involved with music in the Finnish jazz scene, combining her distinct abilities as both saxophonist and composer. Sauros’ music captures her Nordic heritage and conveys this rich storytelling tradition with a musical voyage full of emotions.

Sauros has received numerous grants and rewards in Finland. Superposition got the Emma Gala 2021 reward of the best Finnish jazz album. The Erik Lindström grant was awarded to Sauros on September 2020. The Finnish Saxophone Society awarded Sauros with the Åke Forsell prize in 2017. Sauros’ Finnish-Danish JAF Trio received the WeJazz Rising Star prize in 2017. Other achievements include the Young Nordic Jazz Comets 2015 prize for the group Katu Kaiku and the Young Nordic Jazz Comets Solo Award for the year 2014.