Singer-songwriter Allison Stella releases her 13-track original album, Echolalia, on Monday, July 27, across digital platforms Spotify, Apple Music and iTunes, with physical copies available upon request or at live venues.
Known primarily as a cover artist, the piano-playing serenader and maker of loop machine magic flexes her folk, blues and retro-pop creative muscles on this new anthology.
The timing, she said, was finally right.
The originals are songs she seldom plays out in public, she explained.
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