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Lanie Altmiller Scranton, Pennsylvania
From Scranton, PA, Lanie Altmiller blends aching lyrics with deceivingly feel-good music. They pull inspiration from old favorites like Billy Joel and Carole King, as well as current artists like Lizzy McAlpine and Noah Kahan.
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