Known for her "ethereal" voice, Glass has contributed background vocals to many projects including Common Children, The Choir, and Hammock.
[1] Her debut album, Human, was released in 1997 on Tattoo Records, and the song "I Believe (Jesus Is Coming)" reached #15 on Christian music charts in 1997.
[13][14] [15][16] Beginning in 1997 with Common Children's second album and continuing with The Choir and Hammock, Glass has vocal credits on a number of Marc Byrd's projects.
She's the silver lining on the cloud of vibrating strings.”[19][16] Her other credits include vocals for City on a Hill, Cool Hand Luke, The Glorious Unseen, and Andy Hunter.
[17][18] One review states: "the reverb-coated vocals, delayed infused guitars and atmospheric swells, synths and strings blend together to create a perfect storm of tranquility".