Nashville recording artist Colleen Orender's new music is described as a Southern Blues Dream with pop sensibilities and a touch of James Bond, according to NPR. A touring blues and roots artist for decades and originally from Tampa, Orender transforms hometown venues into smoldering 1930s Mississippi juke joints. She collaborated with Michael Davey, known for his work with Martina McBride and Angie Aparo, in Nashville to produce her new sound, which many are comparing to the essence of Amy Winehouse and Julie London.