A wildflower with an easy smile, Tosha Hill sang her first notes in a small North Alabama church at the age of twelve. She was a little shy at first, but soon Tosha was honing her craft by performing for anyone who would listen. And there were plenty of folks who were happy to listen.
  
Tosha comes from a long line of sharecroppers and front porch singers. Her grandparents were musical and she often collaborates with her father when writing new songs. "It's always exciting to write with dad. We have a certain chemistry and the majority of the time we can fill in each other's sentences."
  
She and her three protective older brothers were raised helping around their family-owned furniture manufacturing business, so Tosha is no stranger to hard work. She has seen plenty of it. 
  
At seventeen, Tosha was invited to perform for the Governor of Alabama and the state’s House of Representatives.
  
Tosha has had the honor to perform along side and collaborate with artists such as John Oates (Hall & Oates), Randy Owen (Alabama), Brenda Lee, Donnie Fritts & The Decoys, Travis Wammack, Spooner Oldham and many more.

She has repeatedly been featured at Nashville songwriter events at The Bluebird Cafe and Douglas Corner Cafe and appears regularly around the Southeast and in her hometown area of Muscle Shoals, AL.

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