Ault writes her songs, often with collaboration on the music, but with her own lyrics that are either especially clever, poignantly heartfelt or both. She doesn’t try to imitate the American songbook genre, but aims her music and lyrics at contemporary audiences and obviously harbors emotions to express accordingly. While her songs have the sort of bold, driving energy popular today, as a singer she supports them with the ability to give the lyrics crystal clarity instead of being drowned out and virtually indecipherable as is regrettably so often the case. This is true, even though she and her band pack plenty of power. Ault obviously knows what she is doing, as evidenced by her solid leadership and results.

What’s more, Ault is as fun to watch as she is to listen to. She seems to be having an enjoyable time on stage, whether letting herself go musically, or using her figure sexily to accompany whatever beat is raging at the moment. Her wit with lyrics is evident, for example, in “Rendezvous”( collaboration on the catchy music with Adonis Tsilimparis) with smart play on French words adding up to free-wheeling love with such lines as:

“Hello, bonjour, mon amour du jour

"Merci beaucoup, when I see you, I feel déjà vu

"Of all my men you’re crème de la crème

"I want to tell you, tu me rend fou, mon petit chou”

Examples of other numbers include, “Hope to See You,” a song of longing; “Sunshine in My Mind,” given a Brazilian tinge; the flirtatious “Run Away With Me;” the romantic “Like a Star,” and “I do,” about sorting out the problems of a relationship. Introducing “one of my newest songs,” she promised, “I’ll take it up a bit,” and she did—up went the tempo producing a lively effect with “Give Us a Try.”

Ault is capable of communicating in different musical styles, reflecting her adventurous spirit in creating her material. A photo montage of her in different poses and dress on her CD reflects what she seems to strive for and the stances she takes before a mike as she renders her interpretations with passion and spark.