Career
Drey's work has won her several songwriting awards including the 2004 VH1 Songwriting Contest and the 2003 Dallas Songwriting Contest, and as an artist a number of her songs have succeeded on the charts. In 2005, "Killin' Me (Where Did I Go Wrong)" became a top twenty hit on Billboard's Hot Dance Airplay hitting number 11 and number 6 on the Hot Dance Music/Club Play chart. The follow-up, "Why Should I Believe You", peaked in the Hot Dance Airplay Top 30 at number 24 and the Hot Dance Music/Club Play Top 10 in 2006. Later that year, her Dance-pop single, "By The Way" became another hit single. It became her most successful single on the Hot Dance Airplay chart, peaking inside the top 5, at number 4. On the Hot Dance Club Play chart, it was her third consecutive top twenty hit, reaching number 19.
In fall 2008 her Adult Contemporary single, "All Out Of Love" was played by both Hot AC and Soft AC radio stations across the country.
In Summer 2012, she released "Summer Night in Seattle".
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