Whether she’s shaking the walls of a Dallas venue with her alt-rock band, Crash Through the Floor, or gracing the stage at a writer’s round in Nashville, Kiara Mullins captivates audiences with infectious melodies, dynamic showmanship, and relatable lyrics that span from rock anthems to intimate ballads.

Her musical roots flourished in Arlington, Texas, and were further nurtured at Belmont University in Nashville, Tennessee, where she earned her B.S. in Songwriting and Music Business in 2025. She’s lauded for her ability to tether influences from rock inspirations such as Fleetwood Mac, Jeff Buckley, and Paramore.

As the frontwoman and songwriter of Crash Through the Floor, Kiara is driven to genre-bend with her bandmates and share their new creations with a wide range of music fans. Her musicianship and lyricism are showcased in the band’s debut EP release, Miscellanea–a five-track, explorative sonic experience. Songs like “Avoidant Paradise” and “To Kill an Orchid” demonstrate the band’s ability to take tracks in completely different directions. Their driving rhythms, punchy guitar riffs, and sing-along choruses reflect personal struggles, love, triumphs, and the human experience, making their music both engaging and empowering. 

When she’s not writing for the band or commanding the stage, she’s committed to staying connected with her music community and expanding her songwriting network across Texas and Tennessee. She’s currently teaching at Destiny Voice & Music Studio, assisting guests at the Texas Trust Theater, co-writing with other up-and-coming artists, and staying involved with GrammyU, Dallas Sounds, Arlington Amplified, & Hear Fort Worth.