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Dianña has recently released her new single titled “Girl With No Last Name,” which has all the makings of a classic rock radio hit. The song seamlessly blends elements of rock, blues, and pop, showcasing Dianña’s versatility. She brings powerful vocals, soulful melodies, reminiscent of the legendary Alannah Myles.

Dianña says, “Girl With No Last Name was inspired by my feelings about the many last names I’ve been given from birth through marriage. I just go by Dianña now because of all the drama I associate with my last names. Each verse tells a story linked to one of my last names. The bridge screams about how those who gave me those names should pay for my therapy. For now, writing about my life and putting my songs out is MY THERAPY!”

Dianña, an artist who drew inspiration from her personal experiences, released several new songs starting in early 2022. The first song, “Gonna Take a Real Strong Man,” reflected on significant events in her life and the challenges she still faces. It gained popularity on secondary country radio for over four months.

In the summer of 2022, Dianña released “Hands,” which became her first crossover hit. The song spent seven weeks on the Adult Contemporary charts, peaking within the Top 20. Dianña was recognized as the number one independent artist for five weeks. “Hands” also received airplay on over thirty country radio stations.

For the holiday season in 2022, Dianña released “Missing You Underneath the Mistletoe.” This song became her second consecutive Top 20 hit on the Adult Contemporary Charts, reaching a peak position of number 14. Dianña’s vocals were influenced by Karen Carpenter, whom she admired and studied for a tribute show. Additionally, a retro-style music video for the song was released on YouTube.

Dianña’s most recent release, “A Street Called Evergreen,” made its way to major streaming services and secondary country radio on January 16, 2023.

Apart from her musical pursuits, Dianña is also involved in philanthropy. She has written and performed original songs, such as “Stand Up & Live Strong” and “I Know I’m Beautiful,” to support Breast Cancer Awareness at Susan G. Komen Race for the Cures and Breast Cancer Award Ceremonies. She has also contributed to children’s charities like Children Uniting Nations, Vote NOH8, and Toys 4 Tots.

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