on the authoritative Oricon pop charts in Japan. In Jan 2010, Debison's Asian success extended to Hong Kong, with "Sweet is the Melody" reaching number 60 on the KKBox Hong Kong classical album chart and the single "Moonlight Shadow" reaching number 46 In March 2005 Debison released her second album, Bigger than Me, and the singles "Life" and "Faze" have been popular on light rock and pop radio. Whereas Debison's early recordings consisted of cover versions, for Bigger than Me she wrote the material herself with assistance from Dave Thomson (co-founder of teen pop band Wave) and producer Thomas "Tawgs" Salter (initially renowned as a member of the 1990s Canadian rock band Dunk). Canadian former Prime Minister Jean Chrétien has hailed Debison as the next Céline Dion. Debison received official congratulations for her musical success in a resolution from the Nova Scotia provincial legislature in April 2002. Personal life Since her Bigger Than Me album from 2005, Debison has been almost completely out of the public eye. However, a fourth album called Homeward Bound was released in 2010 on her own label and is available to buy on cdbaby.com and iTunes. Her new single "Close To You" has also been released and can be found on the same album, Homeward Bound. While continuing to perform Aselin attended Glace Bay High School from grades 9-12 and graduated in 2008. In 2012 she graduated from St. Francis Xavier University in Antigonish, Nova Scotia after studying Human Kinetics and Pre-Education. She also graduated with a Double Minor in History/English. After graduating from St.F.X. in 2012 she was accepted into the University of New Brunswick in Fredericton, New Brunswick and graduated with her Bachelor of Education (BEd) in 2013. In early September 2013 her BEd was put into recognition as she started her teaching at Yarmouth Consolidated Memorial High School. In 2012 she married former teacher, now principal of Tri-County Regional School Board, and musician, Jonathan Ettinger. On September 2, 2016 Aselin and Jonathan welcomed their son Garrison Carter Ettinger into their lives. Discography Studio albums Award nominations ECMA Nominations 2002 Pop Recording Of The Year – The Littlest Angel 2003 Female Artist Of The Year 2003 Roots/Traditional Artist Of The Year 2006 Female Artist Of The Year 2006 Single Of The Year – Life 2006 Pop Recording Of The Year – Bigger Than Me Nova Scotia Music Award Nominations 2011 Country/Bluegrass Album Of