Dia Frampton

About

Dia Frampton is an American singer-songwriter and musician, best known as a finalist on the first season of the American television series 'The Voice' in 2011. She was born on October 2, 1987, in Farmington, Utah. Dia gained popularity for her powerful voice and emotive performances, ultimately finishing as the runner-up on the show. Prior to her solo career, she was part of the indie pop duo Meg & Dia, which she formed with her sister Meg Frampton. The duo released several albums, with their music often characterized by thoughtful lyrics and catchy melodies. After 'The Voice', Dia released her solo album 'Red' in 2011, which featured the hit single 'The Broken Ones'. Over the years, she has continued to develop her musical style, exploring various genres including pop and indie rock, and has collaborated with numerous artists. In addition to her music career, Dia has also been involved in various philanthropic efforts and expressed her passion for mental health awareness.