Jennifer Hartswick - Something In The WaterSomething in the Water Jennifer Hartswick On her sophomore release, Something in the Water, dynamic singer songwriter Jennifer Hartswick writes and sings about life, love and music that inspires the listener to feel deeply. Hartswick spent her formative years on 300 acres of family farmland in her hometown of Sheffield, Vermont, where the landscape shaped her musical sensibilities. It's influence can be felt on songs like "By the River," which melds a

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