Since moving to Nashville from Boston, Falcone had established a strong foothold on the Nashville local music scene. A regular performer at clubs, music conferences, and songwriter's nights, Falcone teamed up with pop/rock producer David Henry (Cowboy Junkies) to record her first full-length debut called Release. Now she is currently touring the West Coast. Called "honest" and "liltingly sensuous" by reviewers, Falcone's intimate verses and enticing melodies call to mind the pop sensibilities of Aimee Mann, Sheryl Crow, with the sweetness of Sarah McLachlan. Oprah Winfrey's Oxygen cable network licensed a number of her songs for on-air production.The Nashville Scene writes "Release, features emotionally direct lyrics rendered in a voice at once vulnerable and ethereal, bringing to mind a less detached Aimee MannÂ...uncluttered, atmospheric arrangements that compliment the impression suggested by her writing--of a woman mostly at peace, yet yearning for greater meaning."