If you close your eyes during one of Justine Bennett’s performances, you are carried back to the Golden Age of the Bay Area’s musical culture, when long haired beauties strummed their guitars in open plazas and sang of love, peace and change. The influence of artists, such as Joni Mitchell, Judy Collins, Natalie Merchant, and Sarah McLachlan are evident in Justine’s artistry, with a style all her own. Indeed, San Francisco's Bay Area has embraced Justine following her move from her small town Silverton, tucked in the mountains of roots in British Columbia. With a life long dream and a few dollars in her pocket, Justine, she settled in San Francisco five years ago and s. Since then, her star has been rising. Her latest EP, Invisible, is where Justine’s storybook career unfolds. While making a record in San Francisco, celebrated producer Jeff Dawson (Daniel Powter/Kelly Rowland) caught one of her live performances. At the time Justine was just making a comeback recuperating from a intensive and miraculous surgery to replace a bone in her ear to alleviate a potentially career threatening inner ear condition. Nevertheless, (the disease had threatened to leave her deaf). Despite being in recovery, Jeff recognized immediately recognized her Justine’s unique talent and as fate would have it, a few months later, she was off to Vancouver to record her latest compilation. Their common Canadian roots sparked musical magic at the Warehouse Studios with world famous mixer Mike Fraser (AC-DC) and Joe Cruz (Sarah McLachlan’s guitar player) joining to complete the fairytale. Due for release January 13th, Invisible is an EP that contains beautiful ballads, political vibrations and life inspired songs that grab at your heartstrings and leave you hoping to hear more humming along.