Alyssa Grace is a 13-year-old singer-songwriter who pens music about what’s
happening in her life – drawing listeners in with universal themes
about coping with bullying, anxiety, girl empowerment and simply
remembering to breathe. Born in Torrance, California, Alyssa
began singing incessantly at the age of 2. So at the age of 7, her
parents put her in vocal lessons. Before long she was singing the
National Anthem at sporting events, performing in theater
productions and variety shows, entertaining seniors, singing
competitions, and the New York subway. And most recently in
online concerts and even for friends in the driveway. At the age of
10 she began learning guitar from her grandfather and a year later
she began writing her own songs. For Alyssa, it has often been
easier for her to express what she is feeling through her music than
to talk about it – writing about the loss of loved ones (“Out of
Here”), being bullied in school (“Acting Shoes”), having a crush
on a boy (“All That you Need”), female empowerment (“What’s a
Girl to You”) and struggling with ADHD and anxiety (“Breathe”).
When Alyssa isn't singing she's competing in softball, gymnastics
and especially soccer, where she's a leader on every team she plays
for. She also loves to draw, paint and, like every teen, hang out
with friends. In the past several months she has released two
original songs streaming on all DSPs (accumulating 55,000
monthly listeners and over 115K streams on Spotify) as well as
their corresponding music videos on YouTube (“Breathe” – 109k
views and "What’s A Girl To You” – 41k views) and has been
working in the studio with several Grammy award winning
producers on new material – and they agree unanimously that she
is an up and coming artist to keep an eye AND and ear on.