Tiny Vipers signed with Sub Pop Records in the mid-2000s, releasing her debut album, Hands Across the Void, in 2007. The album was praised for its haunting simplicity and stark, melancholic atmosphere.\[4\] The New York Times highlighted the record's meditative quality, comparing Fortino's sparse arrangements to those of artists like Vashti Bunyan and early Cat Power.\[3\]

Her follow-up album, Life on Earth was released on July 7, 2009, further solidified her reputation as a singular voice in contemporary folk.\[5\] Luckyhorse Industries released a limited edition 180 gram double vinyl on November 16, 2009, which included a bonus track "Audrey's Well". The record explored themes of mortality and isolation, with Pitchfork describing it as a “bleak but beautiful” work.\[5\] Tracks like “Dreamer” showcased her ability to craft songs that felt both intimate and vast, drawing comparisons to Nico and Leonard Cohen.\[6\]

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