"There comes into everyone’s life now and then, an unbridled beauty of musical mastery, this time it is in the form of a vocal album entitled 'Lost in Love'."

"Once in a blue moon, that rare treat comes along – a whole album of completely new music in the classical crossover style."

"Secular with sacred overtones, an amazing voice."

"Her voice reminds me of Evanescence, super powerful!"

"Natasha Hardy - A lovely new Crossover Soprano."

"Angelic, haunting and ethereal."

"With an incredible voice, 'In Too Deep' is an evocative, cinematic-song delivered with gentle energy by Hardy."

"Our Chart Breaker song of the week... 'In Too Deep' - A wonderful new song."

"Once in a blue moon, that rare treat comes along - a whole album of completely new music in the classical crossover style... a gorgeous debut album."

"This is stunning, she is really special and the marriage of her vocal and the accompanying orchestration is breath-taking."

"Not strictly classical, but with enough interesting inspirations and references (from Enya to the classically inspired piano accompaniment)."

"Amazing, what a beautiful voice."

"I know of no other CC artist quite like Natasha, and she sand three inspiring songs from her album 'Lost In Love'. Both vocals and backing were exquisite for 'Take Me Home', 'In Too Deep' and finally her new single 'Enter The Gate'."

"Natasha Hardy's angelic and haunting vocals brings you a modern yet timeless twist to classical music."

"Classical Crossover Magazine was trilled to feature Natasha Hardy in our winter issue. We wish her the best of luck and look forward to following her surely-brilliant career."

"A great emerging Classical Crossover artist new ground and introducing people to a new type of sound."

"Absolutely beautiful."

"A cracking song!"

"'In Too Deep' is a mid-tempo song with a beautiful combination of voice and piano which builds up to the hard and strings! The song builds to reach an outstanding climax."

"A unique album, each track is crafted with such a wonderfully fluent skill set of sublime vocal constructions, and a rich tapestry of multi-instrumentation. No stone, no emotion has been left unturned in the making of this collection of great songs."