Alannah Myles

About

Alannah Myles is a Canadian singer-songwriter whose career reached its defining moment with the release of "Black Velvet" in 1990. The track became a phenomenon, climbing to number one on the US Billboard Hot 100 while also earning top-ten status in her native Canada. The song's success brought Myles both a Grammy Award and a Juno Award, cementing her place in popular music history. With her powerful voice and compelling artistry, Myles established herself as a significant figure in the music landscape of the early 1990s.

Throughout her career, Myles has built an impressive catalog of work, releasing six studio albums including her debut self-titled album in 1989, followed by Rockinghorse, A-lan-nah, Arival, Black Velvet, and 85 BPM. Beyond her studio work, she has contributed to compilation albums and released multiple singles that showcase her range as a musician. Her enduring presence in music, marked by consistent recording and creative output, reflects her dedication to her craft and her lasting impact on the industry.