“This stunning album is a Cash & Carter-like country duet of timeless nostalgia-inducing Americana and modern folk-pop that positions Jen Starsinic as the next great voice in folk music.” – Atlas and the Anchor

“Jen Starsinic has nailed her statement to the mast as a songwriter.” – Americana UK

“The studied yet soulful sound of Jen Starsinic is admirably self-possessed and confident. Starsinic is a welcome new voice with one foot in the folk and old-time past, but the rest of her firmly in the future via the contemporary folk reflections of this impressive debut.” – Kevin Oliver, Country Standard Time

“A renowned, soulful singer-songwriter and fiddler” – Examiner.com

“An intelligent and insightful songwriter of note.” – Mark Simos

“Folk singer Jen Starsinic’s debut album ‘The Flood and the Fire’ is a stately entry into the world of contemporary folk music. Smooth harmonies delivering sad, sad words, aching fiddles, thoughtful, sparse drumming. This album’s melancholy vibes, classy production, and the southern lilt of Starsinic’s voice remind me of Gillian Welch’s ‘Soul Journey’. – The Modern Folk Music of America

Up and coming fiddler and singer/songwriter Jen Starsinic’s musical journey has, thus far, been quite impressive. After landing a full-time bluegrass fiddling gig at the age of 14, busking on street corners, studying old time at its source in Clifftop, WV, attending the Berklee College of Music, and hitting the road with top touring Americana bands such as The David Mayfield Parade, Darol Anger and The Republic of Strings, and Nora Jane Struthers, Starsinic is ready to stand on her own two feet. Starsinic just released The Flood and The Fire, her debut record.