“As her fan-base continues to grow and her dreams and ambitions get bigger, the sky may very well be the limit for this immensely talented singer song-writer.” – PopWrapped “So much in the music industry these days is coming off as sounding like artists are following a formula instead of being genuine and authentic. Then, out of left field, you get hit with an artist like Lesley Barth who is a breath of fresh air. She’s a quirky artist with a throwback style of vocal delivery…She cut her musical teeth on such great musical storytellers as King, Fleetwood Mac and Cat Stevens. Her piano driven songs manage to capture the fine art of musical storytelling in 3 ½ minutes that is becoming a dying art-form in today’s industry. That, combined with her unique vocal stylings, has made her stand-out in a rather stagnant crowd of musical wannabes.” – I’m Music Magazine “Charming, whimsical, nostalgic. These are all words that I would use to describe Lesley Barth. Her unique take on retro pop and soul might have you thinking that she comes from the 70s – fitting nicely somewhere between Carole King and Fleetwood Mac, but her career’s just kicking off in the here and now.” – Confront Magazine “It is so refreshing to hear an artist who is so passionate about their music and truly brings that message through their songs as well…You can’t help but embrace her style and eagerly await to hear more.” – Music Junkie Press The album “Green Hearts,” out January 27th, 2017, was made at Brooklyn’s Mission Sound, where Barth recorded her debut EP in 2014. While tracks run through a range of related genres and feels, her lyrical voice is something listeners cling to as un-changing throughout. AXS recognizes her “deeply personal and honest lyrics reflecting life, in the form of relationships, disappointments, and many things in-between.” Fleetwood Mac enthusiasts and Springsteen die-hards alike will appreciate the variety and depth of sounds granted on her track list.