Allison Moorer

Allison Moorer is a Grammy- and Academy Award-nominated singer-songwriter known for her powerful voice, heartfelt lyrics, and genre-blending style that moves effortlessly between country, folk, and Americana. Born in Alabama, Moorer first gained attention with her 1998 debut album Alabama Song, which featured the Oscar-nominated track "A Soft Place to Fall" from the film The Horse Whisperer. She's released a string of critically acclaimed albums since then, showcasing her deeply personal songwriting and evocative storytelling.

In addition to her solo career, Moorer has collaborated with artists like her sister, fellow musician Shelby Lynne, and has toured with music legends such as Steve Earle (whom she was once married to). Her 2019 album Blood was especially personal, serving as a companion to her memoir of the same name, which explores themes of family, trauma, and survival. Known for her emotional honesty and artistic integrity, Allison Moorer remains a respected and compelling voice in contemporary roots music.