Priscilla Anne McLean

Priscilla Anne McLean, known professionally as Priscilla Ahn, is an American singer-songwriter born on March 2, 1984, in Fort Collins, Colorado. She is recognized for her ethereal voice and introspective lyrics, primarily working within the folk and indie pop genres. Ahn gained significant attention with her debut album, "A Good Day," released in 2008, which featured the popular single "Dream." Her music often blends elements of folk, pop, and acoustic styles, characterized by gentle melodies and heartfelt storytelling. Notable works include her follow-up albums, "When You Grow Up" (2011) and "This Is Where We Are" (2013), both of which further showcased her unique sound and lyrical depth. Ahn's impact on music can be seen through her influence on the indie folk scene and her collaborations with various artists, including appearances on television and film soundtracks. Her ability to connect emotionally with her audience and her contributions to the genre have earned her a dedicated fan base and respect within the music community.