Erin’s discography includes Meridian Lines: Songs from the Edge of the World (2025, 2026, and forthcoming), a trio of albums about one woman’s experience as an American abroad, and what it means to see home through a newfound gaze. With songs spanning across the spiritual, pop, and musical theater genres, performed by musicians from the hills of Northern Thailand to the halls of New York City, Meridian Lines is a celebration of liminality— of the “edge of the world” as a site of reflection, transformation, and repair.

Earlier works include “Mantra Girl” albums Truth (2003) and Trinity (2007), which featured Sanskrit-based chants, stirring dance rhythms, and performances by members of the New York Philharmonic, and her debut singer-songwriter record, The Street is Not a Woman (1999). Upcoming projects include: Reckoning (2026), a celestial pop-odyssey through the illusions and unraveling of the United States as seen from the perspective of an American Expat looking back, and Ballads in Exile, an album celebrating Kamler’s decades of feminist musical songwriting.