In 2007, Hersh released her first solo album in four years, entitled "Learn to Sing Like a Star". NPR described Hersh's "emotional and raw" pop songs as both "accessible and off-kilter." Concurrently she launched CASH Music, a subscription-based, direct-to-consumer website, that was formed along with fellow musician Donita Sparks. Fans can become “Strange Angels” and subscribe to her output to receive albums and print releases, downloadable content, and guest spots for live shows – packages ranging from $30 per quarter to $5,000 (executive producer credit on her next album) 50FootWave's EP "Power+Light" was released on CASH in 2009 and Hersh was involved in several projects—a second collection of Appalachian folk songs, "The Shady Circle" and a series of new free tracks. The album "Crooked" was released as a downloadable album and hardback book containing essays about each track.