There is an Indian legend that says that in the deep waters of Tanasi River in Tennessee, lives a woman who sings to protect those who listen to her Based on this legend and after a trip along this area, singer Dione Taylor has built up this album on a way where ancient and legendary stories and childhood family memories come together to form a ten songs repertoire where roots music, blues and Americana are tastefully combined, besides talking about the rights of women, freedom and spirituality, all mixed in a pleasant delicious cocktail for your senses and mind Produced by Joel Schwartz who also is on guitar, banjo and vocals, the album also features a number of excellent musicians who enhance Dione Taylor’s warm and suggestive voice Not in vain, when she was only four years old, Dion started playing organ and singing at the church choir where his father was pastor and, aged ten, Dione was already organist and music director at Shiloh Asembly Church in Regina, Saskatchewan With this amazing background on her back, it is not strange she has toured all around USA, Canada and Asia and has also performed for the President of the United States and Queen Elizabeth II