Andréanne's story starts like so many before her: as a young, 5 year-old girl from Quebec, she observes her parents with admiration as they play in a musical group. The dream of becoming a singer gently slips into her heart.

During her childhood, she joins several choirs and church musical productions. She also undertakes singing lessons; artists like Celine Dion, Whitney Houston, and Mariah Carey accompany her in her daily practice. Her desire to further her training leads her to college, where she develops her vocal technique and learns the art of song-writing. At that moment, all the joys and pains accumulated over the years and hidden in her heart are poured out on paper. She starts teaching voice lessons in a music school and she discovers the essence of her message: youth, emotional dependence, and self-esteem. The passion within her burns ever brighter.

In 2003, she starts the recording of the Oasis album with the renowned producer Chris Miles, director of Mixdown Productions. Three years later, the francophone album is launched, first in Europe in June and then in Quebec two months later. That year, Andréanne garners three nominations at the Covenant Awards put on by the Gospel Music Association Canada: Francophone Album of the Year, Francophone Song of the Year, and New Artist of the Year. The night of the awards ceremony she presents Humbly Lord, for which she will win the Francophone Song of the Year. Oasis is also awarded French Album of the Year. Andréanne embarks on a tour of Quebec and Europe to promote the album.

As Andréanne releases the English Oasis album in May of 2007, she is completing a process started several years before when she first penned the songs that are on the album. To the rest of Canada and beyond, she is releasing the message of hope that is contained in her album.

Andréanne's music features a modern, upbeat musical style wrapped with softness and depth. It reaches out to the broken-hearted, offering a message of hope to those who seek an unconditional love, to those who only ask for a friend whom they can count on.

If you would like to learn more about this faith that drives Andréanne, visit the web site LookingForGod.com, drop us a note or visit us at Église évangélique baptiste de Pointe-aux-Trembles. We'll be happy to answer your questions.