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I didn't really know what you could do with an autoharp when I first started playing. All of the music I heard up until it was released in 2007 was different from what I was doing. No one seemed to be experimenting with the sounds. So over several years, I recorded different instrumental tracks using different recording techniques and different sound effects. Heart's Ease followed in those footsteps.