"a magical way with song... Leonard Cohen has no copyright on the word hallelujah." — Brad Wheeler, The Globe and Mail

A celebration of the beauty and redemption to be found in chaotic times — a breakthrough album that pairs her quirky songwriting and sensual, naïve vocals with strings, horns, choirs and glockenspiels, all woven together with help from co-producer Don Kerr, best-known for his work with Ron Sexsmith.

• Reviews of Even Though The Sky Was Falling

"The songs creep up on you quietly, disguised as lullabies - then flirt with blue grass, walk the indie-folk line with tight rope precision before they softly explode into rich and emotional songs that are nothing short of enchanting." — Upfront Magazine

The majority of Hearts Fall was recorded live-off-the-floor as a trio (vocals & guitars, piano/violin and double bass) in one snowy afternoon session at the Staircase Theatre in Hamilton Ontario, early 2005.

• Reviews of Hearts Fall

"A beautifully organic piece of work...delivers dig-your-heels-in rootsy pop peppered with delightfully quirky lyrics." — RisMixLive.com, CA

Recordings on Karyn's six - song EP, Bird (2003), were first intended as demo tracks for a full-length CD. However, repeated audience requests at live shows for recordings encouraged her to release these early tracks as songs-in-progress.

• Reviews of Bird