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Allison Dot
Allison Dot is an electro-pop duo made up of Allison Rowe and Dot Martell. They met while studying music at Berklee College of Music. Rowe handles lead...
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Allison Dot is an electro-pop duo made up of Allison Rowe and Dot Martell. They met while studying music at Berklee College of Music. Rowe handles lead vocals, and Martell produces and writes the songs.
Their track 'Alpha Female' came out in 2018 and got some attention. It's one of their better-known songs, along with 'Close Your Eyes' and 'Colour Me.' Their music tends to work with electronic beats and pop structures.
In 2019, there were some plagiarism accusations that were later dropped. The duo has also talked about mental health and addiction in interviews.
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