Allison's Invention is singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Allison Tartalia. A "singer with a sultry voice" (New York Times), Tartalia writes unconventional, eclectic songs, performed on piano, ukulele, guitar and kalimba. "She's translated her classical piano training into a cohesive style that incorporates chamber pop, folk, pop and jazz, and transcends the typical constraints of the singer/songwriter classification" (Cincinnati City Beat). Her EP, Sweet and Vicious, includes the single "Ran" which was featured on Lifetime's Dance Moms.

Allison Tartalia also composes music for theater and film. Film projects include the romantic comedy Get Happy and the documentary 5,000 Miles From Home (PBS), for which she received an Telly Award and Emmy nomination. Allison has also composed two original full-length musicals, 1918: A House Divided and Birds on Fire, both produced by New York's Theater for the New City. Her music has been heard on NBC, PBS, Lifetime, Bravo, Oxygen and TLC.

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Allison's song "Clean" can be heard in the movie "Madtown" starring Milo Ventimiglia.