"The song is a wonder of pop mechanics, with singer Carrie Haber's gossamer vocals sitting across a gentle but persistent, otherworldly landscape where drums whirl around a series of perfectly placed guitar notes and affecting keyboard rhythms casually spill out your speakers." - Joshua Pickard, columnist, Notes from Left of the Dial; host of NPR's Please, Be Quiet Please!

Refugees

Craven Empires’ multi-instrumentalist Carrie Haber has laid out a collection that delves into the generational ripple effects of escaping conflict. Her songs seek to lift the rocks of her past, pitch them over the edge, and bust those boulders into bright little facets.

North Atlantic

You don't know the laws of otherhood
You travel in a pack for life
If I could fly like that, with a heart of wood...
I might.

The Laws Of Otherhood

Trees

An ode to hyper-realistic androids being developed by Japanese scientists.

You can see footage of 'her' in action here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45PgwV6dlLs