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American bluegrass-country musician Alison Maria Krauss, born on July 23, 1971, began her career in music early, achieving local competition victories by age ten and making her first recording at the age of fourteen. In 1985, she signed with Rounder Records and released her debut solo album two years later. She was invited to become a member of Alison Krauss and Union Station (AKUS), the band with which she continues to perform today; their collaborative album was launched in 1989.

Krauss has produced fourteen albums and contributed to various soundtracks while playing a significant role in reviving interest in bluegrass music across the United States. Her soundtrack contributions include work on O Brother, Where Art Thou?, an album recognized for boosting American enthusiasm for bluegrass music, as well as Cold Mountain, which led to her performance during the 2004 Academy Awards.

As of 2012, Krauss has achieved a total of 27 Grammy Awards from 41 nominations, placing her alongside Quincy Jones as the most awarded living artist and second only to classical conductor Georg Solti who holds a record of 31 wins. She is also recognized as the most awarded vocalist overall and stands out as the leading female artist in Grammy history. At the time of winning her first award at the Grammy Awards in 1991, she was noted as one of the youngest winners ever (currently tied for ninth youngest).