Off her debut album "On Gardner Street", "It's About" is Anika Paris's breakthrough into the industry as a singer. She is not new to the scene, however. Paris's songwriting has accredited her with eight albums to date plus a scholarship award for best unsigned songwriter.

Born into a family with strong musical background, Paris is not about to venture far from the family tradition. Besides her talent for songwriting, Paris was also in her brother's pop jazz group before she made the difficult decision to make it on her own. Her strong vocals are resonant of Sheryl Crow or Alanis Morisettte's. Paris wanted this to be an honest album since she felt 'people are always hiding behind a lot of masks when they perform and lose touch with who they really are". The tracks on the album are snapshots of love, conviction and confession. On the whole this album can be said to balance optimism and longing in a new, engaging way.