The dictionary defines the word hybrid as something that consists of diverse components.  That word best describes the young blooming and extremely talented Allie Gonino.  Allie possesses many characteristics of the entertainment industry elite.  The stage presence of Janet and Britney, the creative energy of Prince, the natural magnetism of Shakira, the drive, determination, and trend setting abilities of Madonna. With similarities from some of the worlds greatest performers, sprinkled with her unique presence and abilities, Allie delivers an incredible style that is all her own.  All of this at the tender age of 15.

Allie's musical journey started at the tender age of seven. Her parents knew that she had an enormous amount of musical talent and energy, so they started her off with the violin.  She began lessons with world-renowned instructor Malvina Kesselman. Taking Russian technique, and pointe ballet was the next step in Allie's development.  She studied at the Dallas Institute of Dance under the instruction of another great, Norma Sheilds. Also in her dance repertoire would be Jazz, Lyrical, and Hip-Hop. While developing her musicianship and dance careers Allie decided that it was time to develop her vocal abilities, so she enlisted the tutelage of Linda Septien (Jessica Simpson) and Andrea Wallace (Kirk Franklin & God's Property).  In the midst of all of these endeavors Allie also added Mandolin, Guitar, and Piano to her arsenal. Since 1996 Allie has studied, worked, trained, and prepared to become the incredible singer, songwriter, musician dancer, and performer that she is today.   

     Living in Rockwall, TX suburb of Dallas, there was not many options for an 11 year old singer, dancer, and musician to use all of their talents, so Allie turned to Country Music and Ballet, which she conquered both quickly. She immediately started her fast paced career as a ballerina for the Dallas Institute of Dance and a country music singer.  While performing all over Texas, gaining the respect of many Opry owners and managers, Allie became a favorite at the Grapevine Opry, which led her to receive the 2003 Instrumentalist Of The Year Award. After many shows, awards, and standing ovations, Allie began to figure out where her true passion lied. 

     Although Allie loved country music, she felt that it did not fit with who she really was and aspired to be.  She made the decision to refocus her musical development into Pop music. After looking into many situations, the Gonino family began a business relationship with managers Doug Brown and Trey Lattier. Doug having had mega successes with his involvement of the development of such groups as NSYNC and Blaque, to name a few, was the perfect choice for management.  Allie began her new endeavor by developing her song writing skills.  With songwriting to accompany her many other undeniable talents, Allie is blossoming into an extraordinary artist.  She is primed and ready to shower her timely presence onto the Pop music world.