A modern album rooted in the classic, timeless music of past generations. Recorded in Nashville with legendary producer Fred Mollin. Raised in Southwest England, Harman found success on her own terms with her debut, Dirt On My Tongue (CHIEF006). On an album that features performances by award-winning players like Tom Bukovac, Greg Morrow, and Gordon Mote — as well as a guest appearance by the Doobie Brothers’ frontman, Michael McDonald, who lends his harmony vocals to the Seventies-worthy soul of “When We Were Young” — the most striking instrument is Harman’s voice. It’s an instrument that’s been sharpened by her years on the road, and it’s never sounded better.