Singer-Songwriter Karen Littman Releases Debut Album 'THE DREAM OF LIFE'

Karen Littman has been writing songs as long as she's been breaking rules. Growing up on Long Island, it was all part of being creative and figuring out her way of doing things.
Decades after penning those first tunes about family and relationship challenges that she and other kids faced, this natural gift for bucking convention brilliantly serves her as a unique singer songwriter releasing her debut album "The Dream of Life: Set Yourself Free," Friday, September 29th.
The 16 tracks fully communicate her very personal twist on the classic "Hero's Journey." "You go along trying to figure out what you're here to do," she says. "You're thrown into the fire yet come out triumphant after realizing you're going to be okay - and you're always okay because after all is said and done, you're your own home."
Fifteen tracks on The Dream of Life: Set Yourself Free were produced by Joel Jaffe, the renowned engineer and producer of Studio D in Sausalito, CA who has worked with Maria Muldaur, Lenny Williams and Magic Christian, among others. The lively pop/R&B flavored "A Little Help," was produced by Emmy and multi-Grammy Award winning drummer, artist and producer Narada Michael Walden (Aretha Franklin, Whitney Houston, Lionel Richie, Stevie Wonder).
Visit www.karenlittman.com for more information, and check out her video for "A LIttle Help" below!
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