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Adrienne's enchanting and ethereal voice is both soothing and alluring. She often performs to listening fans who sit mesmerized, enticed by her music. After studying film scoring at Berklee College of Music in Boston, Adrienne produced her first solo album, "One Step Closer." Her song "Overboard" was the most requested song on Boston radio station WERS that year. In 1989 she produced her second album, "Dust into Dawn," after which she was nominated for a Boston Music Award and was featured in a spotlight article in Boston Women Magazine. In 1992, Adrienne's third album, "Looking Within Looking Without," gained her industry interest, heavy airplay on college radio, and a feature article in SongTalk, a magazine published by the National Academy of Songwriter's. Her last solo performance before forming the band AYE was to a "standing room only crowd" at the famous Passim's in Harvard Square. She had performed in nearly every club around Boston as well as at colleges and festivals in the area. Adrienne, having met Marsia Shuron in Boston, decided it was time for a change. The two of them put their talents together and decided to venture to Key West Florida as the band AYE. Over the years Adrienne has worked in professional studios both arranging and singing on radio commercials and various CD projects including backing vocals for Martin Sextons album, "In the Journey." She was approached and asked to write music for a CD entitled, "Staying out of the Risky Zone," a national school curriculum project addressing teen issues of sexuality, pregnancy and HIV, through music. She enlisted Marsia Shuron, and David Tortolano of Cosmo Recording in Boston. Together they wrote, performed, produced and recorded songs for the album. Adrienne is currently beginning works on her 4th solo album.