Andria Alston is a Brooklyn, New York–born singer and worship artist whose voice carries a rare blend of warmth, power, and spiritual depth. Influenced early by her mother, she began singing at the age of six—discovering not just a love for music, but a calling to use her voice to inspire, uplift, and bring people into moments of reflection and healing.

Now based in Charlotte, North Carolina, Andria’s sound weaves together elements of R&B, Gospel, Jazz, and Reggae, creating a soulful and emotionally rich listening experience. Her vocal style is both intimate and powerful, often described as a voice that doesn’t just perform—but ministers.

Throughout her career, Andria has collaborated with renowned artists and worship collectives including Elevation Worship, Elevation Rhythm, Maverick City Music, Christine D’Clario, and Brian and Katie Torwalt—experiences that have helped shape her as both an artist and a worship leader.

Her latest release, “Ember: A Love That Remains,” is a deeply personal piano ballad inspired by the loss of her mother. The song captures the quiet truth that love never truly disappears... it lingers, like embers, long after the fire has gone out.  Recorded with a stripped-down, intimate arrangement, the track intentionally allows space for emotion, reflection, and connection.  The track was produced and performed by her husband, Steven, who also lost his mother a few years ago.  Together, they created "Ember," a deeply personal expression of shared grief, love, and healing.

Fun Facts / Behind the Song:

 - “Ember” was intentionally recorded as a stripped-down piano ballad to preserve its raw emotion

 - The track was produced and performed by her husband, Steven, who also lost his mother, making it a deeply personal, shared expression of love and healing

 - Released leading into Mother’s Day, the song honors those remembering and celebrating their mothers

 - Andria performs many of her own background vocals, layering harmonies to create a rich, intimate sound