"Slí Amach: Way Out" is the debut album from Tara's contemporary Irish ensemble, Ishna, and represents the culmination of more than a decade of performing, arranging, and developing the band's unique sound together. Rooted in Irish traditional music while embracing the diverse musical backgrounds of its members, the album blends musical tradition with creativity, collaboration, and contemporary influences. As co-founder of Ishna, Tara served as a featured fiddler and vocalist throughout the project, while also contributing many of the band's arrangements and helping to guide the album as co-producer. Recorded during an immersive week-long session in a historic New Hampshire barn, "Slí Amach" received international press and radio attention and was included on the GRAMMY® ballot for Best Global Music Album.

For many years, Tara carried a dream of writing and recording a full album of original songs. "Layers of Identity" became the realization of that goal, bringing together influences from folk, pop, and singer-songwriter traditions in a collection of deeply personal stories and observations. Utilizing the temporary pause in performance during COVID-19, Tara took the opportunity to dedicate herself fully to the crafts of songwriting, singing, and recording. The album marked an important period of artistic growth and exploration, helping to shape the creative voice that continues to inform Tara's work today.

Five songs recorded live in a performance with the Three Irish Tenors in San Diego, CA, in 2015. A combination of Irish, Classical, and Original music - performed by Tara (violin & vocals) and Scott Nicholas (piano), with Ciaran Nagle as a guest vocalist on "The Water is Wide". All music written or arranged by Tara except the "Czardas", a classical violin showpiece by V. Monti.