About Ala.ni
Born 1980. Ala.ni is a British singer.
Alani Gibbon, known professionally as ALA.NI, is a musician from London, England.
Career The Spanish magazine Dust and Soul described her as "almost a renaissance-type woman: she started as a dancer, studied fashion, did some poetry and is now mostly dedicated to music." Gibbon and her cousin, Honeyz lead singer Célena Cherry then recorded as Anotherside and released a dance track titled "This Is Your Night" released in 2003 on V2 Records. Although "trained in musical theatre and opera", All songs on the album were written a cappella on her iPad.
Her second album came out in 2020 titled Acca, pointing to the pure vocal nature of the recording, her voice accompanied by a beat boxer and male vocals, among others Iggy Pop and LaKeith Stanfield, with only sparse additional instrumentation. Her third album Sunshine Music was released in 2025 again on No Format, a year before Adrian Younge featured her in front of a jazz orchestra (Linear Labs: São Paulo).
Personal life ALA.NI's parents are both originally from Grenada. As a child, she attended the Corona Theatre School in Hammersmith, followed by Sylvia Young Theatre School.
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Frequently asked questions
Who is Ala.ni?
British singer
When was Ala.ni born?
Ala.ni was born in 1980 in London.
What is Ala.ni's occupation?
Ala.ni is a singer.
What nationality is Ala.ni?
Ala.ni is British.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Ala.ni. https://biography.guide/ala-ni/
MLA: "Ala.ni." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/ala-ni/.
Chicago: "Ala.ni." Biography.guide. https://biography.guide/ala-ni/.
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