MERIDIAN LINES: Songs from the Edge of the World is three-part recording project that charts a course across musical genres: REFUGE (2025), bringing together Buddhist and Jewish mantras with songs of love and grief, RECKONING (2026), a cinematic pop odyssey through the enchantment and disorientation of the United States as seen from the perspective of an American Expat looking back, and BALLADS IN EXILE (coming in 2028), songs about women on the margins from musicals written, but put on hold, during Kamler's 20's, 30's and 40's. Told by a feminist songwriter traveling across borders and boundaries, mapping the geography of time, age, and memory, and seeking a home through spiritual and inter-cultural community, these songs are a celebration of liminality-- of life on the edge as a space of freedom, vision, and reclamation.

Reckoning is a celestial pop-odyssey through the illusions and unraveling of the United States as seen from the perspective of an American Expat looking back. At turns impassioned and ironic, this second album in Erin Kamler's MERIDIAN LINES series blends mythic songwriting, soulful performances, and lush instrumentation, inviting us to break the spell of artifice and celebrate what's real.

Ballads in Exile is a dramatic song-cycle about women on the margins, told across time, place, and experience. From a Midwestern girl writing to her namesake across the ocean, to New York strippers making ends meet in the wake of the Times Square clean-up, Ivoirian, Filipina, and Israeli immigrants navigating a punishing America, Burmese revolutionaries haunted by memories of war, Thai sex workers at odds with their Expat lovers' wives, the all-too-familiar heartache of a young divorcée, and the relentless quiet indignities of a Calabasas housewife—these are women seeking transformation in a world determined to keep them in their place. Performed by Kamler along with leading Broadway voices, Ballads in Exile traces the ever-surprising interior lives of women who refuse to stop searching for themselves.