At the age of two Diana Leigh Allen knew she was born to be a singer. She was born

 in Santa Rosa, California on October 16, 1983. She grew up on an eight acre ranch

with her parents and little brother. Born into a family with a musical background her

 grandfather was and still is a professional mandolin player who played with Bill

 Monroe on the Grand Ole Opry many times. With a strong Blue Grass background she

 fell in love with country music. Throughout her younger years she received several

 awards along with being in several National Honor Choirs. She played many small

 venues around Santa Rosa, but knew if she wanted to be serious about country

 music she would have to move to none other than Nashville, Tennessee. At the age

 of eighteen she packed her bags and drove the twenty-six hundred mile trip across

 country. With family and friends 100% behind her in her decisions, it seemed

everything was falling into place. Once in Nashville things were off to a slow start.

 However, the wait has definitely paid off. After four years in Nashville she has

completed a Demo project (which is now being pitched to major record labels),

thanks to Dave Fowler and Dave Fowler Productions. Diana is about to release her

first single to radio, thanks to Chris McDaniel and Lanier Records. With the help of

internet advertising, Diana is constantly gaining new Fan’s all over the world. 2007 is

looking very bright. She is currently writing new material and hopes to get in the

studio soon. She is also in the process of shooting a music video for “Don’t Blink”,

which is scheduled to be released sometime in late fall. You can currently request

“Don’t Blink” at Supercountryhits.com and Supercountryradio.com. You can also

request play at your favorite local radio stations. Diana would like to thank you for

stopping by. She reads all of her E-mails and appreciates any feedback you may

have. Please feel free to leave a comment and let her know what you think.