Anna Wilson is a critically acclaimed artist known for her soulful voice and impressive versatility. With numerous albums under her belt, she has been praised as the queen of the country-jazz duet, collaborating with renowned artists such as Keith Urban, Lady Antebellum, and Kenny Rogers. As an award-winning ASCAP songwriter, her compositions have appeared on over 7 million RIAA certified records. Wilson's latest project, Troubadour 77, showcases her true singer-songwriter mindset, drawing inspiration from the Laurel Canyon era. Alongside her musical endeavors, she co-wrote and co-stars in the two-person musical "North South Nashville," sharing her personal story of pursuing dreams and finding love. Wilson's commitment to philanthropy is evident through her charitable works, including her Habitat for Humanity theme song and Olympic-inspired composition. With a soulful, textured voice, Wilson continues to captivate audiences and create innovative music that resonates with a wide range of listeners.
