The last time I spoke to Sharon Little she was still enthusiastic about her team and the pending release of her second CBS album “Paper Doll.” A lot has changed since 2010. CBS is now shuttered. It is hard to believe that one of the oldest, most successful labels in music history is gone, but in the conglomerate culture of media that exists today, developing artists do not often get the chance to catch their full stride. Too often, albums that have had a lot of work put into them find permanent homes in contract and copyright limbo.

So, Little is once again trying to follow up her debut Good Time Breakdown.” We spoke on the back patio of Good Karma Café 2, Tenth and Pine Streets, Philadelphia. Here’s what the Lansdale native and Main Line resident had to say.

“We could re-record some of the ‘Paper Doll’ tracks, but I’m trying to concentrate on the new songs. I don’t want to be where I was. I want the songs to be who I am now. If a really, really good situation occurs, I’m not against a major record deal, but right now, I think being independent is the way to go.