Allie Dawson

About Allie Dawson

Allie Dawson, widely recognized by her stage name Stream Queen, transitioned from an elementary school educator in Utah to a burgeoning music artist in 2020. Fueled by a profound love for music and frequent festival attendance globally, Dawson cultivated a reputation for designing distinctive festival attire and making appearances in official event films and live broadcasts. Her vibrant spirit was so captivating that it earned her the fitting moniker, "Stream Queen." Currently, this dedicated front-row attendee is shifting her focus to music production and the DJ booth. Her signature style, rooted in euro-house with infusions of bass-house and hardstyle influences, has garnered significant interest from the Speed House Movement label, a part of Haus of Panda. Her latest release, "Make Some Love," evokes the spirit of European hardstyle artists like Headhunterz, while channeling the high-octane feel of early 2010s big room anthems. A representative from Haus of Panda remarked on the immediate appeal of the demo, noting how "Make Some Love" recaptures the grand, unifying energy of big room music alongside the rapid pace of speed house. They anticipated it would be an explosive hit for summer festivals. This contemporary fusion of styles is poised to transport listeners to the heart of the EDC Wasteland stage in the early morning hours. "Make Some Love" marks Stream Queen's third single, with a steady stream of new music currently in development. Her live performance experience is extensive, including sets at Time OC alongside Jeffrey Sutorious and on Groove Cruise Orlando. Fans can anticipate seeing her on Groove Cruise Cabo this coming October.