Career
In January 2005, her debut album “Hypnotic” was released. Her first single “Hypnotic Love” features Jin tha MC. Mike Tyson also made an appearance in the music video. Mýa also produced the song “Xtacy” in the album.
During September 2006, Adrienne performed at the MTV Chi Rocks concert for MTV Chi.
In December 2006, Adrienne performed for the V Party for Channel V in Singapore.
In March 2007, Adrienne made an appearance in the Bangkok International Fashion Week in Thailand with a performance on the catwalk.
In her second self titled album “Adrienne”, Petey Pablo is featured in her single “You’re the One”. Adrienne made many appearances on the red carpets around the world. She appears in the 2006, 2007 and 2008 Grammys in glamorous dresses.
In 2008, Adrienne sang the song “Olympics Beijing” (“Ao Yun Beijing”) for 2008 Olympics.
In 2009, she has been working and seen in company with many artists from America during her time in Hong Kong, such as Benji Madden and Taboo from BEP.
In May 2010, Adrienne will be coming out with a crossover album with Vitamin Water in Hong Kong. This is a first of a kind partnership of this beverage brand with an artist in Asia. Adrienne was chosen because of her international influence in both Asia and the States.
In July 2010, Adrienne will return to America to promote her forthcoming pop-gospel album - her first in this genre.
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