Heather's twelfth CD release, Lines and Spaces, is a collection of twelve new originals, including the bare bones title track, the gospel-tinged 'Yes To Love', the straight-from-New-Orleans 'Sad and Sorry', and full band orchestrations from HPAT members Shawn Nadeau and Davy Sturtevant, Craig Bryan on drums, Mike Sakash on clarinet and tenor sax, George Wiese on trombone, and members of Norway Community Sing on backup vocals.

The Heather Pierson Acoustic Trio burst onto the national scene in 2015 with the release of their debut EP, Still She Will Fly, whose title track was the number 2 single for the year on Folk radio. Their debut full-length, Singin’, releasing on June 30, 2017, is a document of ten of Heather’s originals and two tried-and-true classics, spanning from the streets of New Orleans to the valleys of Appalachia. It features the trio’s brilliant musicianship, stellar …
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Recorded in rural Maine on an 1898 Steinway Model A in front of a live in-studio audience, this collection of inspired originals and renditions of blues and jazz standards promises to be her best release to date. In bringing a Dr.-John-meets-Dave-Brubeck sensibility to songs like “The Gumbo’s Too Hot” and embodying the very meaning of heartache in her Nina Simone-infused renditions of classics like “I Loves You, Porgy” and the stunning title track, Heather’…
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"What can one say about this other than that it feels good? How long before this turns up on NPR's Hearts of Space? ... you've got something that transcends definitions like new age or world music... Lund and Pierson have found that delicate mix and have created a work that is stirring and memorable."

-FACE Magazine


Alfred Lund is a musician, drum-maker, and healer. He understands the world around him in terms of rhythm, movement, and …
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"It's almost impossible to come away from this without feeling uplifted."

-FACE Magazine