With a quiet strum and a head full of dreams, Shiloh is a singer-songwriter whose music speaks in whispers and lingers like a memory. Rooted in raw acoustic sound and honest lyricism, she began writing songs at 12, then received her first guitar for Christmas at 13—marking the start of an intense love affair with music.

Raised in the South on front porch stories, slow days, and Southern sunsets, Shiloh was shaped by dusty roads, sweet tea, and the soulful drawl of old country records. Inspired by the heartache and hope of classic country storytellers, her songs find beauty in vulnerability—each lyric a tender thread in the bigger story she’s telling.

Yet Shiloh’s never been one to follow the rules. While her sound carries the earthy honesty of country, it’s woven with a free-spirited edge all her own. Think denim and daydreams, desert winds and diary pages—a Western softness that’s both wild and grounded.

Whether strumming on the front porch, recording in her bedroom studio, or performing under dim stage lights, Shiloh connects deeply with her listeners. Her music is soft but strong, tender yet bold, and always true to the rhythm of her heart.

(Shiloh's photos courtesy of Ady Canady of AC Snapped Photography.)