Leslie Mills

Leslie Mills is an American musician. Originally from Fort Mitchell, Kentucky, she fronted the New York band To The Moon Alice (A&M) before relocating to Nashville for the beginnings of her solo career. She wrote songs for her own project, and also co-wrote the single "Just Like Love" for Peter Cetera, along with "Rule The World" for his album Another Perfect World in 2001.

She signed as a writer to Paul McCartney's publishing company MPL and received an Emmy Nomination for the song On My Own.

Atlantic Records put out her debut album Different for Girls in 2003, and she was getting her songs into film soundtracks such as What A Girl Wants and White Oleander. She left Atlantic in 2004, and released the album Everlasting Road in 2007. Everlasting Road is produced by Mills with her long-time collaborator Chris Pelcer. Other film & tv credits for Mills' songs include Barbie of Swan Lake, MyScene Goes Hollywood, Gray Matters, My Best Friend's Girl, Just My Luck, Las Vegas, Guiding Light, Everything You Want. Mills is a featured artist as part of the 2009 Yanni Voices tour. She wrote and recorded for the project for two years. Four songs featuring Mills are included on the Yanni Voices album, along with Mills' featured in the PBS special "Yanni Voices Live From the Forum in Acapulco" which aired in the U.S. in March 2009.