Annie Marleau has a fresh and unique sound, which sets her apart from other female artists today. Her engaging voice immediately draws in her listeners and her hauntingly sensual vocal delivery is versatile enough to cut through a pounding guitar riff or float over a quiet ballad. Distinctive influences of singer/songwriters Alanis Morissette, Sarah McLachlan and Sheryl Crow can be heard in her style, but make no mistake she is clearly paving her own road.

Annie's music has been described as "unique indie pop material with a strong adult contemporary influence". Her songs have passion, power and range and her lyrics are intelligent with deep meaningful messages. She has a natural talent for creating songs with catchy melodies and memorable hooks that linger in your mind long after you've heard them. When asked to describe her own personal writing process, Annie describes it as “a feeling she has about something or someone close to her heart which then evolves into a melody or lyrics and eventually into a song". She takes a heartfelt, introspective and spiritual approach when writing the majority of her lyrics and music. While other times, she writes songs such as Addicted and Move On, just for the fun of it. Many of her lyrics are story driven, which give them real impact and leave her listeners with something they can identify with.

Annie’s debut CD Alive was released on January 11, 2006 and consists of songs ranging “from emotive mellow, to bright and biting rock”. Her single Addicted has been receiving much attention, and has been in the number one spot on the IAC (Independent Artists Company) Alternative Pop Rock charts for the past 4 weeks.