Eileen Bernstein started out as a Translator of Spanish, French, and Chinese interested in a Foreign Service career. Eileen's musical style is a Baltimore-tinged Americana fusion of Sheryl Crow, Jewel, Indigo Girls, Sara McLaughlin, and Stevie Nicks. Her music has taken audiences up and down the peaks and valleys of life at festivals, songwriter showcases, and coffeehouses throughout Nashville and the DMV (District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia). Eileen's songs, "make you want to tap your toes, along with touching melodies that grip your heart with their expressive lyrics," - Baltimore Jewish Times.  “Endless Night,” off her No Place But Up EP, got multiple spins on digitalrevolutionradio. "No Place But Up," "Startin' Somethin' Good," and "Endless night" have been requested and played on WHUS Radio UConn. "Old Wives Tale," cowritten with Bob Huston, aired on WKLF 95.5 FM and 1000 AM in Clanton, Alabama (wklfradio.com). "She's Got Her Way" was VH1's Song of the Year worldwide in May 2004. Currently residing in Nashville, born and raised in New Jersey, and a long-time resident of Howard County, Maryland, Eileen has appeared at venues such as Neddy Jacobs Festival in Lebanon, TN, Avian Glen Winery in Smyrna, TN, The Commodore Grille, Millenium Maxwell House, The Great Frederick Fair, Poolesville Music and Arts Festival, Takoma Porch Festival, Artomatic Arts Festival, the Dorchester Arts Festival, Columbia Lakefront Festival, and the Music Matters showcase series.