Susie abromeit

Susie could sing duets with Fat Joe for Atlantic Records. Their song, "Slow Your Roll," rapidly became a hit on the summer airwaves of many radio stations. Many of her other songs, which she recorded, wrote, and produced also became the top requested tracks at local radio stations in Florida. In the following years, she graced the pages of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit edition, as well as making her film debut as the lead in the Lionsgate film "Know Thy Enemy," as a rapper who is female. Soon after she was asked to play the roles of "Sydney White," Sex Drive," I Hope They Drink Beer at the Bar in Hell," and "Setup" together with Bruce Willis. Aside from her work on-camera, Susie is also passionate about producing and writing personal projects. She recently put together her first presentation, which she wrote with her writing partner Christie Campo, that they produced, and starred alongside Erin Moriarty, Peter Facinelli, Kellan Lutz, Alona Tal, and Ethan Peck. Alona Tal along with Christie Campo formed a production firm which produced and wrote each of their own work.