Return To Detroit
According to Larin, "My life had become surreal and I wanted to return to playing music. Detroit is a real music town and its reputation for great musicians is right on. I found myself wanting to write and play, more than ever, for the sheer joy of it."
Liz Larin ended her contract with Atlantic and came home to Detroit. She formed her own record label, Bona Dea Music, and went indie (cf. Bona Dea, a figure from Roman mythology).
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