Anne knows me well enough that if I go off on a (piano) tangent, there’s a reason for it.” In 1998 Brickman released the album "Visions of Love," which featured Cochran as the vocalist on the single "After All These Years". The single, released by Windham Hill, proved to be Cochran's break into the mainstream when it became a top five hit on the radio. Cochran became a regular fixture as touring lead vocalist with Brickman as well, and performed with him in such venues as Severance Hall and Carnegie Hall. She sang "After All these Years" to accompany Olympic Medalist Rosalind Sumner's final skating performances with "Stars On Ice" in venues as Madison Square Garden, Gund Arena and also on NBC's "A Golden Moment." She appears on all four of the "Brickman and Friends" PBS specials, and often co-hosts Brickman's syndicated radio show. She also performs on Brickman's annual Brickman Cruise. Her solo vocals are featured on Brickman's 2011 Christmas CD "All Is Calm". As of 2012, she continues to tour as lead vocalist with Brickman and his live band. Cochran has written and released a number of solo albums, starting with "Thinking of You" in 1998. She released the solo album "Lucky Girl" in 2000. The review AllMusic noted her "smooth voice and gentle style." "Cover Girl" followed in 2005, and the album "All My Best: A Collection" was released that year as well. In 2005, she also released the Christmas album "This is the Season." Her single from the album, "Someone is Missing at Christmas," peaked at 11 on the Hot Adult Contemporary Tracks. In 2008, she released an all original cd, "Close To Me" and in 2010, "Christmas Wish." In 2013 Anne reunited with long time friend and collaborator Abe LaMarca and released the single "Rise and Shine". The duet was well received by Smooth Jazz Radio and fans alike. The pair have since joined forces to do five sold out live shows together and in October 2015 Anne released her tenth full-length CD "Deeper" produced by LaMarca. The album's single "The Moment You Were Mine" entered the Adult Contemporary charts the following spring. In 2009 she launched her solo album "Close to Me" to a standing room only audience at Cleveland's Nighttown. The album include several tracks written by Cochran, a duet with Jim Brickman, and three original tracks by Tracy Silverman, who also produced and recorded the album in Nashville.