1. Am I Here Yet? (Returned to Sender)
2. Should I Call You Jesus?
3. Vertigo
4. Without My Consent
5. Room Full of View, A
6. Felxible
7. Where Romeo Never Dies
8. Never Let Them See You Cry
9. Roll over Beethoven
10. Afraid of Spiders
11. Bitter Furit (Dead Weight)

 Personnel: Billie Myers (vocals); Michael Lattanzi (acoustic & electric guitars, keyboards, programming); Rusty Anderson, Tommy Byrnes, Alan Darby (acoustic & electric guitars); Rob Math (acoustic guitar, background vocals); Jude Cole, Barry Sparks (acoustic guitar); Steve Vai (electric guitar); Peter Kent (violin); Erica Duke-Kirkpatrick (cello); David Tyson (keyboards, programming, background vocals); Schuyler Deale (bass); Pete Thomas, John Robinson (drums, percussion); Diana DeWitt, Elisa Fiorillo, Wendy Wright, Curtis Shaw, The Waters Family (background vocals).Engineers: Michael Latanzi, Paul Lani, Bill Cooper.Recorded at Zi Studios and American Recording Studios, Los Angeles, California.Personnel: Alan Darby, Rusty Anderson, Tommy Byrnes (acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Jude Cole (acoustic guitar); Peter Kent (violin); Erika Duke-Kirkpatrick (cello); David Tyson (keyboards, programming, background vocals); Pete Thomas , John "J.R." Robinson (drums, percussion); Elisa Fiorillo, Curtis Shaw, Wendy Wright (background vocals).Audio Mixer: Paul Lani.Recording information: American Recording Studios; Los Angeles, CA; Zi Studios.

Fresh from her chart-topping 1997 debut Growing Pains, English-born nurse/insurance agent turned singer/songwriter Billie Myers follows up with Vertigo, another honest look into lyrical imagery and catchy pop hooks. A definite maturation from her mainstream hit "Kiss the Rain," Vertigo is a reflection of Myers' whirlwind success she endured with that single that landed her support stints with Savage Garden, Bob Dylan, and Sarah McLachlan's Lilith Fair as well as n touring in Mexico, Brazil, and Japan. Fame was hard to digest, but Myers seems to be spiritually comfortable this time around.The first single "Am I Here Yet? (Return to Sender)" is pure positive pop, layered with tiny electronic breakbeats and a soulful chorus pondering everyday outcomes: "The future/There's got to be more to this." She sizzles things up on the Latin-oriented "Roll Over Beethoven" and "A Room Full of View" showcases her signature heartfelt ballads. Myers welcomes the unknown, unafraid of seeking out what's to come. No longer consumed by the constant comparisons to Tracy Chapman and Joan Armatrading, Billie Myers is confident. The price of fame will not overshadow her effort to deliver another solid set of emotional stories and passionate songs. ~ MacKenzie Wilson

UNIVERSAL 2000

STAN DOBRY+