Garrison Starr is an American singer‑songwriter and musician. Primarily associated with folk, pop, and rock genres, she has been active in the music industry since the mid‑1990s. Starr has released a series of studio albums and EPs, including The Sound That Remains (2006), The Girl Who Trapped the Sun (2009), and Eleutheria (2022). Her work often features autobiographical lyrics and incorporates acoustic instrumentation.
Career highlights include:
- Recordings and releases – Starr has produced multiple full‑length albums, EPs, and singles, many of which have received airplay on independent and college radio stations.
- Television and film placements – Songs from her catalog have been featured in television series such as The L Word and One Tree Hill.
- Live performance – She has performed at venues and festivals across the United States, often touring in support of her releases.
- Advocacy – An openly gay artist, Starr has been involved in LGBTQ + advocacy and has performed at benefit events supporting related causes.
Starr’s music is distributed through standard digital platforms and physical media. She maintains a professional website and active social‑media presence for promotional and fan‑engagement purposes.
