Originally from Seattle, WA, emerging artist, Siahna dominates with a rich, soulful voice dripping with a texture that conveys her heartfelt, deeply personal lyrics in a way that resonates with the listener. Stylistically, she finds herself influenced by soul and jazz genres-specifically artists Ray Charles, Amy Winehouse, and Lauryn Hill. While also drawing lyrical inspiration from classic rock artists such as Stevie Nicks and Billy Joel.
Season 9 of NBC’s The Voice gave Siahna her opportunity to shine on a national level with the then 15-year-old songstress taking the stage and belting out a smoky and eloquent rendition of Fever. Siahna says she wouldn’t change her experience on The Voice for anything as it taught her to cope with high-pressure situations and enabled her to grow as an artist and gain recognition.
In 2020, Siahna independently released her EP “Innocence” and performed throughout Los Angeles connecting and collaborating with fellow artists. When the pandemic struck and quarantine took into effect, she continued to write songs, including her new single “Mother”, a track that touches on the relationship between humans and our “Mother” Earth released this past March.
The main focus of this year is to delve into new genres. Siahna, now 22, is currently working on new projects experimenting with pop, soul, R&B and rock, with unreleased tracks coming soon.
When you join us on Saturday, September 17, 2022, you’ll also hear the stories of those you’re helping, and the hope that you make possible.
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