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Allison Miller
Allison Miller is a singer and pianist who started playing piano at 14. She grew up in Virginia and Texas, and her early exposure to different styles shows in...
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Allison Miller is a singer and pianist who started playing piano at 14. She grew up in Virginia and Texas, and her early exposure to different styles shows in her music, which has elements of jazz, folk, and R&B. Her 2009 album '300 Flowers' includes the title track, a ballad that became one of her better-known songs.
Before that album, she released her debut '5 o'Clock Shadows' in 2006. She has put out several other records since, including 'No Morphine, No Saints' in 2012, 'The Lighthouse' in 2018, and 'Parallax' in 2021. Her piano work and vocals tend to create an intimate feel, even when the arrangements get intricate.
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