By ``Growing Into Myself,'' Singer/Songwriter Annette Discovers the Joy of Inspiring Others.

LOS ANGELES -- From the name of her indie label, Inspired Records, to her deeply introspective song lyrics and ongoing involvement with Big Brothers Big Sisters of America (BBBSA) and other charities, singer/songwriter Annette brings a deep sense of spirituality to her many musical and music-related endeavors. That includes her ethereal, Enya-flavored twist on Bryan Adams' classic power ballad "(Everything I Do) I Do It For You," which was the #1 most added song its debut week (September 19, 2005) on Radio & Records' Adult Contemporary chart and is currently building steam at radio.

This follows the track's incredible success on the ACQB Top 40, where it rose to #9 after its May release. This month, Annette is traveling to Nashville to shoot a new video for the track, which is the first single from her powerful and compelling new album "Growing Into Myself."

Her label is also releasing the single "Ask" -- a true call to spiritual action in a time of superficiality -- to Christian AC radio. Next month, keeping the momentum going, she will be releasing an original holiday single called "The Christmas Waltz." A portion of the proceeds from the deeply introspective "Growing Into Myself" will be donated to Big Brothers Big Sisters of America (BBBSA).

"I'm ready to take my career to the next level, which I truly believe is part of the process of 'Growing Into Myself' that the album is all about," she says. "I'm looking forward to doing live shows, and I hope that people find my lyrics and music thought provoking and uplifting, something that brings hopefulness to their lives. So much of pop music these days is geared to kids and no one else, but there's a whole audience of adults who want to hear music that speaks to their lives and hearts that they can latch on to. It's my great privilege to create music that I believe will do just that."