Allison Moorer
Allison Moorer was born in Mobile, Alabama in 1972. Her debut album came out in 1998, titled 'Alabama Song' after one of its tracks. That record included...
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Allison Moorer was born in Mobile, Alabama in 1972. Her debut album came out in 1998, titled 'Alabama Song' after one of its tracks. That record included 'Blood,' a song that established her approach to writing with direct emotional weight.
She followed with albums like 'The Hardest Part' in 2004 and 'Down to Believing' in 2015. Other songs in her catalog include 'A Soft Place To Fall' and 'Abalone Sky,' which continue in that vein of personal, plainly stated storytelling. Moorer has worked with musicians including guitarist Kenny Vaughan and keyboardist Chip Matthews.
Her 2018 album 'The Other Side of Blue' and 2022's 'My Own Way Home' show her staying with that consistent, unadorned style. The writing feels lived-in rather than dramatic, which has kept a certain audience listening through the years.
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