Country
	Nashville, TN

Christi performed at the Michigan International Speedway just recently for the L.A.P.S. Walk (Traumatic Brain Injury Charity), which was hosted by Ernie Irvan, the Michigan Brain Injury Association, and other NASCAR drivers. They contacted Christi after hearing her songs, “Teddy’s Song”, and the most recent she penned, “WHY”. She will be performing for many other events that will be taking place at Race Tracks throughout the country through out 2006. Christi looks forward to growing with an awareness she feels so passionate about.

Christi Bauerlee became most notably recognized for her version of the Edwin Starr classic “War,” which aired every Monday night for two seasons as the theme song for the hit TV show “Family Law” on CBS. She has performed at the “Groves Summer Concert Series” with performers like Ricky Fante, Jada Pinkett- Smith, Kimberly Locke, John Waite, and Lisa Loeb. Christi was interviewed and played on Westwood One’s Young and Verna, as well as Adrienne Brooks Mainstream Country, heard on 250 stations through out the country. She also performed and was interviewed on Mitch Album’s Radio Show out of Detroit as well as sang live on one of California’s largest country radio stations, 93.9 KZLA’s Peter Tilden Morning Show in Burbank, CA.

“Working Girls Dream” was her first single she released on her own, which was heard on radio stations throughout the country, and moved fast up the Music Row Chart. Her album has received great reviews in just the first couple weeks of release, and seemed to capture demographics of all ages. Even those who swore they wouldn’t listen to Country music.

She hopes to lend her voice and her songwriting, to help support many charitable causes that she believes in, which includes Brian Injury Research, Breast Cancer Research, and Animal Rescue. She wishes to eventually start an organization that will help facilitate information and guidance for families of Traumatic Brain Injury.