Erin Cole-Baker was born in California, raised in New Zealand, moved back to America to make music her career and ended up in Central Oregon because of a folk festival (with a six-month detour on the East Coast prompted by, yes, the pursuit of music). There are a few things — family, faith, her husband Bruce — that help determine Cole-Baker's path. And music is right there every step of the way. “I will be playing music for the rest of my life,” says the banner across the top of her Web site, www.erincolebaker.com. For Cole-Baker, 28, playing her songs is about more than money or fame. It's about pursuing a passion and being happy. Her time on the East Coast and immediately after was marked by bouts with depression, and she believes her new album, “Talon and Spur,” can be a beacon for others who fight similar battles. “I think that most of my songs tie into that kind of theme of keeping on track or just living life with vision,” she said. ...