Beth Hart, a Los Angeles native, is a blues-styled singer and former street performer. In 1995 she debuted in the music industry with Immortal. Her outspoken style and exceptional musicianship drew attention, as well as her expressive live performances and voice that was compared to Janis Joplin. "Hart is the perfect example of the natural woman," wrote Chuck Taylor for the October 2, 1999 issue of Billboard magazine "bawdy and funny, lively and fluttering around with her choice of spiced words. That's not her real talent. She's a tall, graceful and graceful singer/songwriter who performs her songs with the vim and energy like Mick Jagger . Other times , she's at the piano or on stage, without formality. Her legs are crossed on the back of a chair and she speaks in a delicate, pained voice. Hart was subject to similar reactions from when she first took on stage at amateur competitions as a teenager. But, Hart had doubts about the industry of music after it was a success. In the end, traveling the world over was not good for the group, and Hart dropped out of sight for over four years, a time that was spent contemplating her feelings and tackling problems through writing music. Hart was determined to give her career an opportunity to re-enter the scene and returned in 1999 with Screamin' for My Supper. The album that showed Hart's songwriting abilities, with the vulnerability and honesty of songs about dealing with life's challenges.
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