Tracks:
1) Better Than Me
2) Cynics Hate Hollywood
3) Out of My Hands
4) The World Below
5) Fisherman's Wife
6) Gypsy
7) One Soul Desire
8) Winter Season
9) One Second Flat
10) Long Night
11) Tiny Little Things
 

Tracks:
1) Ghost
2) Anything At All
3) Water and Wood
4) Balancing Act
5) Fine Print
6) Zip It
7) Want You To Stay
8) Paper Wings
9) End of September
10) Power's In Her Hands
11) Rechka
 

Tracks:
1) I'm Angry
2) Cheap Escape
3) Don't Stop
4) October Blue
5) Last Touch
6) How Do You Do That
7) Real Fight
8) Dear Diary
9) Matches
10) Fatal One Day
11) Something I Never Knew About Love

"Sometimes a voice is so striking, emotional, and timeless that it doesn't matter what language the singer is singing to appreciate it. This was the case when I first heard Natasha singing a folk song in her native Russian. When combined with meaningful, introspective, and intimately personal lyrics like those on 'Cheap Escape' the result is music with undeniable depth and substance. One can only hope there is more where this came from."
  - Luke Wooten /Grammy award winning engineer and Associate producer of Dierks Bentley, Bering Strait, Josh Gracin, and TheLost Trailers,  Producer of The SteelDrivers

"Natasha Borzilova, an easy summer breeze on the verge of whippin' into an afternoon thunder storm in the stroke of a pen. I see her that way and smile because this is a woman who knows exactly what she wants in her music and will not let go of a song until it fits her like a tailored jacket. Her writing style is so fresh and at the same time as seasoned as an ancient poet. I find that when I write with her I am learning to let go of the "safe way of saying things" and embracing her uncanny good sense of telling a tale as only she can. I am a fortunate co-writer who so appreciates what Natasha brings to the table. Her melodies and command of the guitar inspire me every time. I am loving that her first solo CD is finally here. This very talented singer, guitarist and songwriter needs to be heard. She has so much to say and floating in the midst of her most beautiful guitar work you will hear her loud and clear!"
  - Donna Ulisse/recording artist and co-writer of “Cheap Escape”

Bering Strait: Pages (2005)
Universal South Records
CD Release: June 28, 2005

Tracks:
1) Safe In My Lover's Arms
2) Oy, Moroz, Moroz
3) From Ankara to Izmir
4) Long Time Comin'
5) Just Imagine
6) Pages
7) You Make Lovin' Fun
8) Cruel Man
9) What's For Dinner
10) Choose Your Partner
11) It Hurts Just A Little

"'While many new acts eminating out of Music Row struggle to concoct a 'story' that will help sell their music, Bering Strait comes complete with a story so compelling it's already inspired 'The Ballad of Bering Strait,' an acclaimed documentary film. When their self-titled 2003 debut album picked up a Grammy nomination for Best Country Instrumental Performance, the press and the public begain to talk less about their funny accents and hard-to-pronounce names and more about what mattered - the extraordinary music of this Russian-born, bluegrass-bred band. With sublime country-soul harmonies, relentless rhythms and flaming dobro licks, PAGES, Bering Strait's sophomore release fulfills the adventurous musical promise of their amazing story." - Press Release

"The name chosen for this country music sextet of Russian ex-pats, taken from the submerged land bridge between Russia and Alaska, is rife with symbolism, as they've chosen to pursue a musical path that's led them from a classical music conservatory right into the heart of Nashville, Tennessee. Most of the band's self-titled debut is contemporary, radio-friendly fare. Lead singer Natasha Borzilova belies nary a hint of a Russian accent and instead falls somewhere between sounding like Pam Tillis and Faith Hill on ballads like "I Could Be Persuaded" and "I'm Not Missing You" as well as more up-tempo numbers like "When Going Home" and "Tell Me Tonight." Hints of the band's other talents can be heard on the live, mid-tempo "Like a Child" and "Bearing Straight," the Bela Fleck-flavored instrumental that nabbed these Obninsk natives a Grammy nomination. Bering Strait's cultural exchange works to the point where their inclusion of the Russian-sung country song "Porushka-Paranya" flows as effortlessly as anything by the Dixie Chicks or any other Nashville act." - Half.com