Mahood has been building her profile in the music scene throughout Canada and the United States since her debut album, "Girl Out of the Ordinary", was released in 1998. The album garnered multiple radio singles and music videos. She signed with 143 Records, a record label owned by record producer David Foster. With Foster, she was part of the female trio, Lace, releasing an album, "Lace", in 1999. The first single, "I Want a Man", went to number 7 on the charts in Canada and was a number one video on CMT's "Chevy Top 20". A second solo CD, "Moody Blue", was released in 2004, receiving recognition with another number one CMT video for the single "The First Day You Wake Up Alone."