In Fall From Grace Lindi Ortega has created what could just be the quintessential album of the trials, tribulations, and triumphs of life as an Indie singer. Chock full of promise that borders at times on brilliance, the album is a testimony to never giving up and never giving in. From the first verse of the album’s opener, “Stumble and Fall”, where Ortega sings, “Lately I’ve been contemplating/Leaving all of this behind/There’s too much worry on my mind/Everyday my heart is breaking/Something’s always on the line/And I’m always racing against …

Her voice will haunt you, wedging itself somewhere inside the part of you that makes you who you are, where things make sense, and everything feels right, where lost and found are only a matter of quiet and comfortable reflection. Yes, Linda Ortega is that good. And to make it even better she does it on her own. If you haven’t heard of her yet, you will. Ortega, or Indie Lindi, already has one album under her belt, 2002’s The Taste of Forbidden Fruit , a collection of memorizing songs …