This time, it was us, not the cat. But Barth's "Wonderland" did not kill us. We loved it. Barth's voice is a teaser. You feel in her voice the intimate whispers of a real woman.  Her genre reminded us of the sixties but, her vocal projection is up to date. Meaning, Barth has a "modern voice", a tempo in her phrasing and a delightful vocal virtuosity. Hippy on the edge when she screams and romantic when she flirts with her tunes. Growing in New Jersey, Barth acquired her first guitar from her brother who earned it by selling Christmas cards. It was on this instrument with strings rising perilously above the fretboard, that she wrote her first songs. The music of Rickie Lee Jones and Carole King sparked an emotional resonance and the Beatles supplied a lifetime of ideas about crafting concise, harmony riddle pop songs. Skipping the school to take the train into Manhattan revealed an alternate universe. "It was a far cry from the white bread suburbs where I grew up." Barth said. But California was even further. Once in Los Angeles,  she committed herself to songwriting and began creating an ever growing catalogue of songs and developing a network of musicians from the bands of Rickie Lee Jones, Bonnie Rait and Macy Gray, many of whom and occasionally perform with her in Los Angeles club scene. Barth got recognition. He is the recipient of several awards, including "Billboard Song Contest" 2nd Place Alternative Category; ASCAP: 4 Songwriting Merit Awards; Unisong Finalist; Music Dish: Best of Batch and Artist of the Week"; Garageband.Com: Track of the Day.