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United States Dia Frampton is a musician, singer, and songwriter known for her work with Meg & Dia, her runner-up finish on 'The Voice', and her extensive collaborations in the EDM scene.
Dia Frampton is known for collaborations with Illenium.
Collaborated with Grammy-nominated EDM legends The Crystal Method. She was featured on their single "Over It", which was on their self-titled album.
Collaborated with acclaimed film composer Joseph Trapanese (Tron, Oblivion, as well as arrangements for artists like Kelly Clarkson, Active Child and Zedd). He produced her ARCHIS EP.
Universal Republic Records signed Dia after finishing 'The Voice' and released her solo debut album.
Dia Frampton released her album 'Bruises' through Nettwerk Records.
Released the album "happysad" with Meg & Dia through Pure Noise Records.
Featured on "Heart On the Floor", a track on The Summer Set's album, 'Legendary'.
Featured on Never Shout Never's Christmas EP, singing "Under the Mistletoe".
Collaborated on the songs "We Are Giants" and "Shatter Me" on Lindsey Stirling's album "Shatter Me".
Featured in the single "Stay" by Australian DJ tyDi.
Co-wrote the song "Holes In the Sky" which was performed by M83 and HAIM for the Insurgent: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack.
Co-wrote the song "Holes In the Sky" performed by M83 and HAIM for the Insurgent: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack.
Collaborated on "1000 Faces" and other tracks with Jason Ross.
Collaborations in the EDM world, including with DJ Kaskade.
Collaborated on the song "Bloom" featured on Dabin's album "Wild Youth".
Worked with Christopher Tin.
Collaborated on "Lately" and "Debt" with Witt Lowry.
Featured vocal on "Butterflies" with William Black and Fairlane, and "Haven" with William Black.
Dia Frampton was born on October 2, 1987. She spent her early life in St. George and Draper, Utah, attending Dixie High School and Shadow Ridge High School. She homeschooled her senior year to graduate early and moved to Salt Lake City with her sister to pursue a music career. Her diverse musical influences include artists such as Modest Mouse, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Joni Mitchell, and Death Cab for Cutie. Frampton often integrates percussion instruments like the cowbell and tambourine into her live performances and is known for performing without shoes.
Frampton rose to prominence as the lead singer of the alternative rock band Meg & Dia, alongside her sister Meg. The band released their debut album, “Our Home is Gone,” in 2005. They gained significant traction by promoting their music on MySpace, which led to their selection as the official MySpace band for the Warped Tour in 2006. Meg & Dia continued to tour with notable bands like Angels & Airwaves and secured a record deal with Warner Bros. Records, under which they released “Here, Here and Here,” charting at No. 103 on the Billboard 200. After being dropped by Warner Bros. in 2010, the band released their fourth studio album, “Cocoon.” This period led to Frampton’s audition for “The Voice” in 2011.
In 2011, Dia Frampton was the runner-up on the inaugural season of NBC’s ‘The Voice.’ Mentored by Blake Shelton, her performances of songs like “Heartless” and “Losing My Religion” charted highly on iTunes. Her original song, “Inventing Shadows,” debuted at No. 20 on the Billboard Hot 100. Following her success on ‘The Voice,’ Frampton embarked on a solo career, releasing her album “Red” in December 2011, which featured collaborations with artists such as Mark Foster and Isabella Summers. She also toured extensively, opening for Blake Shelton and The Fray, and conducted her own solo tours across the US and Southeast Asia. Her career has also seen her star in musical and romance films, including ‘I Hate New Year’s’ (2020) and ‘Christmas at the Ranch’ (2021).
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