Maria McKee

Maria McKee, known for her powerful voice and eclectic music, rose to fame as the lead singer of Lone Justice before embarking on a successful solo career. Her solo albums, ranging from sophisticated pop to expressive Americana, showcase her ability to convey universal emotions and personal themes. McKee's critically acclaimed releases include 1993's You Gotta Sin to Get Saved and 2003's High Dive, demonstrating her unwavering commitment to artistic integrity.

Born in Los Angeles in 1964, Maria McKee began her music career in the local club scene before forming Lone Justice with guitarist Ryan Hedgecock in 1982. Despite commercial setbacks with the band, McKee found solo success with her self-titled debut in 1989 and further recognition with the song "Show Me Heaven" from the film Days of Thunder. McKee's journey continued with standout albums like Life Is Sweet in 1996 and Late December in 2007, showcasing her diverse musical talents and unwavering dedication to her craft.