Jill Barber has always had stars in her eyes. It’s a natural side effect of gazing up at the moon and composing songs bathed in its silvery glow. From its modest beginnings as a shy acoustic folkie on the local coffeehouse stage, Jill's career has been reaching starry heights. With the release of her fourth album, "Mischievous Moon," a stunning concoction that features Barber’s unmistakable contralto backed by sweeping strings and dramatic orchestration, Jill Barber’s evolution to confident chanteuse is complete. Inspired by the great ladies of song like Ella Fitzgerald and Edith Piaf, Jill charms her audiences while weaving a romantic spell. Indeed, romance plays a huge role in both her life and her art. Her album "Chances" represented "the courtship phase of my career," she muses. “With 'Mischievous Moon,' we’re getting intimate. The romance is alive and well, but there’s something deeper to be uncovered.”