Performing since the age of 4, North Carolina native Tiffany Nicole has acquired an entertainment hat trick, conquering the stage ("Christmas In Dixie" and "South Pacific"), screen ("One Tree Hill" and the movie "Issac's Storm") and music (her self titled release in 2004 and upcoming album, tentatively titled 'Believe'). When her five song Ep was released in early 2004 the 15 year old didn't really expect much, just to get a CD out on the market. She wound up having the fourth most added song at AC radio (FMQB) when her single "The Promise" was released, "I never dreamed this would happen," recalls Tiffany. It was fantastic when I was first told about it and it's still great today!" In the Spring of 2004 Tiffany made a trip to Los Angeles to work with various industry veterans, attracting the attention of several major record companies in the process. Half a year later she made another trip, finishing the tracking on a 5 song demo and making the label rounds once again. Things don't always work out the way they should however, and Tiffany returned to North Carolina eager to start work on new material with a new team of writers and producers. "The trips to LA were great. I worked with some very talented people and I liked them a lot. I was upset when it failed to work out, but I knew if it wasn't meant to be, I would have other options available to me." 2005 saw the young triple threat working with the up and coming Swedish songwriting duo of Patrik Tibell and Roger Ljunggren and WTO Records labelmate, producer Pete Evick (frontman for the band Evick and lead guitarist for the Bret Michaels Band). Tracking for the 'Make Believe' album began in November of 2005, recording in between tours, travelling and school projects (priorities, priorities!!!). "Working with Pete Evick is unlike anyone else I have worked with," says Nicole. "He is such a perfectionist. When he says 'Tiff that was great' I know he means it and that he's not just looking to move on to the next thing. Those four words quickly became the highlight of my working day!" The album is slated for an early 2007 release The enhanced first single from 'Make Believe', the powerful and punchy "Just A Girl" (backed with "Witchy Woman" and "Don't Be Such A Baby") will precede the album with an autumn release