Colorado-born singer/songwriter/guitarist Josephine Foster’s initial career aspirations leaned toward opera, it was the music of Tin Pan Alley and early British folk that became her muse, resulting in a series of demos that would eventually morph into 2000’s ukulele-heavy There Are Eyes Above and 2001’s collection of children’s songs entitled Little Life. She eventually relocated to Chicago, where she spent her days as a singing teacher and her evenings performing with her various bands, including Born Heller and the Children’s Hour. Foster has released numerous solo albums, including All the Leaves Are Gone (2004), Hazel Eyes, I Will Lead You (2005), A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing (2006), This Coming Gladness (2008), and Graphic as a Star (2009). ~ James Christopher Monger