Ms Teng has been a staple in my music collection for quite a few years, a wonderful exercise in piano-focused jazz/easy listening. On first listen, Inland Territory was markedly different from Warm Strangers, her previous album, and the gap becomes wider the further back in her discography one goes. The Vienna of old can still be heard in songs like "No Gringo", but there are enough twists in the rest of the album to keep it exciting, from glass bottles on "Radio" to the wind instruments in the back of "In Another Life". Of all the tracks, "Augustine" stands out the most, a strong piano and bell-filled song that's begging to be sung at the top of your voice.