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 along side artists like John Waite, Lisa Loeb, Ricky Fante, Kimberly Locke and many others…. As well as lent her voice to doing voiceovers, various tribute albums, and backup vocals.   Most recently, she was interviewed and showcased several songs on the legendary  Grand Ole Opry WSM Radio, she sang back up vocals on Neil Young's controversial "Living In War" Album at Capital Records. Christi has been seen and heard on Star Search, Days of Our Lives, Mind of Mencia, Lawless, Jake 2.0, Family Law, Something about Mary, Pensacola, Striptease, Saved By the Light and several other Film and Television Shows.   “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 received great reviews in just the first couple weeks of release.  Her latest recordings have been showcased from Nashville to California.  WKDF in Nashville and by popular demand her interview and songs were played every night on KHAY radio in Ventura, CA. On July 31st 2000, she experienced a tragedy that would become a turning point in her life.  She almost lost her little brother Ted to a traumatic Brain Injury that was caused by a car accident.  The accident left him in a coma for several months, given him only a 5% chance to live.  She gave up everything to be by his side with her family.  She believes that Prayer, Love, Faith, and MUSIC contributed to her brother’s survival, who learned to walk and talk again.  She wrote Teddy’s Song one morning when she woke up next to him while he lied still in a coma.  At this point Christi knew that she had arrived at her musical crossroads. Christi is filming a documentary that she hopes will bring the urgency for better Brain Injury Rehabilitation to the forefront. She is working along side the Brain Injury Association of America, Ernie Irvan, NASCAR, and The National Guard on several upcoming concerts for the L.A.P.S WALK through out the country to raise awareness for Brain Injury and Safety, and help support those coming home from Iraq to accommodate their injuries.  She just participated in the the 5K Run/Walk with her family for the Brain Injury Association of Maryland and lends her voice as well as her songwriting, to help support many other charitable causes that she believes in, which include Breast Cancer Research, St. Judes Hospital and various Animal Rescue’s.   Christi hopes to eventually start an organization that will help facilitate information and Guidance for Families of Traumatic Brain Injury. Christi’s passion has always been to be an entertainer. Growing up, she would spend hours at a time locked in her room writing, recording, and singing to her favorite songs. She won and competed in several county and state talent competitions.   She moved to Miami where she modeled and got involved in television and film projects like "Lawless", "Striptease", "Saved By The Light", "Gone Fishing", and "Something About Mary".  Christi did the National Print and Commercial Campaign for Yamaha’s Wave Runner’s and Exciter Boats. She traveled to Istanbul, Turkey to work on a television show and was given the opportunity to contribute some of her time to charitable work.  Returning back home, she eventually made her way on to Star Search and was a finalist in the spokesmodel competition. Christi later moved to Los Angeles where she worked on shows like “Days of our Lives”, “Jenny McCarthy Show”, and “Pensacola”, although she realized she missed doing what her true passion was, which was singing and writing music.  She began focusing more on her music with the encouragement of those around her.  She sang for writers and then later began co-writing with them.  Christi met longtime friend and collaborator Tom Fletcher, whom with she wrote and recorded her first album.  The album had a bit more pop rock direction than the blues, country and southern rock influence she had focused on prior.   She was recognized as AOL's ARTIST OF THE WEEK in November 2002, then offered a spot to Showcase at the Nashville Music Conference, which hosted industry reps and wonderful talent from all around the world.  This was her first taste of Nashville. It was then that Christi realized that her heart and her songwriting most belonged in country music.  Christi put together songs that she had written as well as tunes from other accomplished writers, and began working at American Recording in Calabasas, CA., and with the collaborations of Ritchie Podolor, Bill Cooper, and all of the amazing musicians that were involved; Christi recorded an album that she was proud of. Nashville has become more home to her, or better yet, maybe it's brought her closer to home, but she still writes and records in LA quite a bit.   She's finally found her place.  Christi feels at home with Country Music and hopes that Country Music and Country fans feel the same.  With her passion for performing and songwriting, Christi wants to be able to contribute to the beauty, excitement and poetry that country music offers.