Interplanetary Adventure for All

Melora Hardin, an award-winning actress, singer, and songwriter, has recently added another impressive achievement to her portfolio: Recording Artist. Despite her successful career as a Hollywood actress, starring in hit films like "17 Again" and "Hannah Montana: The Movie," as well as her acclaimed role in the popular TV series "The Office," Hardin has always harbored a deep passion for music.

In February 2010, Hardin will release her debut album, "All the Way to Mars," which features a versatile collection of 17 tracks spanning Broadway, standards, pop, and original compositions. This album is a testament to Hardin's exceptional talents and her ability to seamlessly transition between different genres and mediums.

The album has already garnered high praise from critics, with Pat Cerasaro of BroadwayWorld.com describing it as "truly, out of this world." Cerasaro also noted that Hardin "displays a distinct dexterity with comedic material too rarely represented on recordings of singer/actors and cabaret artists of her ilk," and that she "has proved with this album that she is equally at home on the screen, the stage and the recording studio."

In the words of Cerasaro, Hardin's "new album ALL THE WAY TO MARS traverses the galaxy in a madcap manner most immediately reminiscent of a `60s cocktail hour album and for that frivolous and fun factor alone it deserves high praise."

Hardin's journey to becoming a recording artist is a testament to her unwavering passion and determination. She has been writing and performing songs since the age of 8, and has previously self-released two albums of her original songs, "The Meloradrama" and "Purr," both of which have developed a loyal cult following.

In addition to her musical pursuits, Hardin has continued to excel in her acting career. She recently made her directorial debut with the feature film "YOU," which is currently available on DVD and online at Amazon. She has also graced the stage, delivering a stunning debut as `Roxie Hart' in the Broadway smash hit, "CHICAGO."

Hardin's versatility and range as a performer have been evident throughout her career. She has showcased her talents in a variety of productions, including the Disney feature "The Rocketeer," where she had the honor of working with the legendary arranger Billy May, and the Disney TV movie "Tower of Terror," where she played the role of a chanteuse ghost. She has also explored her comedic chops in the short-lived series "Man & Machine," where she was produced by Mark Mothersbaugh of Devo fame.

As Hardin continues to balance her acting, directing, and singing careers, her fans can look forward to even more exciting projects from this multitalented artist. In addition to the release of "All the Way to Mars" on February 9, 2010, Hardin will also be releasing a beautiful, original Christmas single titled "Come Home with Me for Christmas" on December 1st, which will be available for download exclusively on iTunes.

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