Susan's sophomore album, Atlas, (audio to the right or below for mobile/phone) is an atmospheric song cycle of longing, of people and places, lost and found, and of the journey home, carried by a singular voice that is "worldly without being world-weary and candid without being cynical" (Miriam Lawrence, 02138 Magazine).  From the post 9-11 heartache of "1000 Open Doors" to the defiant take on Stephen Foster's "Hard Times," Levine, backed by some of Boston's best musicians, sets her characters against a unique landscape crafted from the traditions of Americana, country and folk.