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“Miriam Lieberman is something of a renaissance woman in the world of ethnic music in Australia; somehow she achieves the almost impossible in blending patterned western-ed pop writing with the earthy mystique of African rhythms and freaky world instruments.” Sydney City News. "Both heartbreaking and uplifting, Miriam’s tales are presented rich, deep and resonating, not only lyrically but musically” Drum Media "Enchanting…" Rhythms magazine "Her pure voice floats effortlessly over rich West African Rhythms weaving in and out of English, Susu and Malenke - tribal languages of West Africa." Diaspora Magazine Pulling from the traditions of Latin, West African and Contemporary folk, Miriam accompanies her powerful vocals with kora – the 21 stringed African harp, acoustic guitar and even balaphone (west African xylophone). “It’s the Ultimate musical experience for those that like listening to voice song and soulful grooves” She performs solo as a duo with cellist Kate Adams as a five