Like so many artists, singing and writing started as an outlet for her as a child and evolved into a craft she loved and adored. Debbie has a deep-rooted love for all forms of music but makes her creative home in folk, soft rock, soul, pop, jazz and reggae blends. Often touched by the music of Anita Baker, Sade, Amel Larrieux, Corinne Bailey Rae and Nikka Costa, her writing style reflects a tender articulation of the human condition and offers musical therapy for the soul. Her "Heart's Like Mine" EP is everything that is human, soulful and easy; from raw and organic tracks like "Amber" to carefree compositions like "We Are Love". Her laid back vocal style, often compared to the likes of Norah Jones, triggers a sense of peace and contentment with every note and it's easy to get lost in the mood she brings to her music. Debbie has many aspirations of placing her music in TV and Film and though she is new to the industry, has wasted no time in working towards her goals. Emerging on the music scene professionally in February of 2012 she didn't have to wait long for her first opportunity to place her music. In July of 2012 Debbie was asked to create music for the family film “Chrissy”; a Barbadian film written, directed and produced by Marcia Weekes. She successfully placed a track for the film titled "I Did It" aided by the production expertise of Toby Armstrong of Hit Island Studios. The film was promoted and released in November to the Canadian and U.K markets. In writing for the film, she also discovered a love for writing children's music and plans to add a children's album to her list of projects this year. When she's not in the recording studio, she performs at local venues and private events where patrons eagerly wait to hear a "Debbie Reifer" original. And for the rest of the world? "Hearts Like Mine" is the portal to what everyone has been missing.