Allison Eide

Allison Eide is a Minnesota singer-songwriter bringing a vulnerable, melodic voice to Christian pop. A Minneapolis native, she started her music journey young, performing and touring at age 12 alongside her father, Peder Eide, a longtime worship artist and national singer-songwriter. Multiple Christian music sources also note that she wrote her first song at the piano as a child, which tracks with the piano-driven honesty that still runs through her music today. Her songs often lean into the places people are tempted to hide: mental health, identity, anxiety, grief, shame, and the process of learning to receive God’s love in the middle of all of it. Her official bio describes her music as unfiltered and honest, while PEER notes that her idk project explores mental health, grief, and faith. Cross Rhythms also connects her music and ministry to helping listeners feel seen, known, and less alone. For ZIONFM, Allison fits the discovery lane beautifully: modern Christian pop with emotional edges, clean melodies, and lyrics that feel personal without losing hope. Songs like “Love Who I Am,” “Liar (Truth Is),” “idk,” and “HIPS” show an artist willing to write from the raw places while still pointing listeners toward truth, identity, and grace.