[10] She parted ways with Virgin Records while taking full rights of the album – as it was poorly promoted, though it was largely recognized in Europe, especially France.
[15] Her third album, Choreography, was co-produced with John Morand - who has worked with Hoffman throughout her career, from early demos to Interplanetary Traveller, and as noted above Megiddo.
After her album Megiddo was released in 1997, Hoffman spent some time traveling India, Europe and Israel to tour and forego her musical endeavour.
[18] In 2002 she decided to move forward from the study of dance to pursue her passion of music, while also incorporating her talent as a dancer.
The album cover for her EP The Chemist Said It Would Be Alright But I’ve Never Been The Same, was designed by outsider artist Wes Freed.
Five of Hoffman's songs from Choreography were played throughout the groundbreaking LGBT series South of Nowhere: Ghost You Know, Magic Stick, Hope You Don't Mind, Reasons to Fall, and Broken.