Ever since she was a little girl, Alana Springsteen has relied on songwriting as something of a lifeline: a way to heal from heartbreak and better understand her own emotions, to call herself out and unlock hidden sources of strength. Thanks to the undeniable power of her lyrics – not to mention her radiant voice and knack for crafting irresistible melodies – that approach has brought her massive success since first bursting onto the Country scene in 2019. Along with surpassing 125.8 MILLION streams globally, the 23-year-old Virginia Beach native has earned praise from major outlets like Billboard (“a classic female voice packed with angst and determination”) and PEOPLE (who noted that Springsteen represented “the future of country music”), toured with arena-filling acts like Luke Bryan and LANY, and – most importantly – built a passionate community of fans who’ve come to count on her boldly personal storytelling. Signed with Columbia Records NY/Sony Music Nashville, the Nashville-based artist now makes her highly anticipated full-length debut with TWENTY SOMETHING, a three-part album documenting all the pain, exhilaration, and life-changing transformation of early adulthood, immediately cementing her status as one of the most impactful songwriters of her generation.