Alyssa is a 22-year-old MTV-featured singer, songwriter, and recording artist from Chicago, IL. She has notably performed on iconic stages such as Summerfest, the NOW Arena, New York Fashion Week, The Bluebird, TAO Chicago, and House of Blues Chicago. Alyssa released her debut single ‘Let Yourself Grow’ and freshman EP ‘Hard to Say’ in 2025. The records were recorded at Sonic Lounge Studios in Columbus, OH with owner and producer Joe Viers and guitarist Daniel Pasowicz. In July 2025, she began pursuing her current project in London, UK with producer Ian Barter. Barter has notably worked with Amy Winehouse, Paloma Faith, Dermot Kennedy, and Rhys Lewis.

Charity and community are central to Alyssa’s values as an artist.

Alyssa began singing at the age of seven in her elementary school talent show and, by ten, launched her philanthropic platform, Singing For a Cause. What started as singing in nursing homes grew into a nationwide initiative, with appearances at major fundraisers and celebrity-led foundations. Alyssa’s performances have been livestreamed in over 170 countries.

By age 11, Alyssa launched her radio program, The Aly G Show, in partnership with iHeartRadio, and continued as a host and produce with stations including 98.3 FM WRLR and 101.5 FM WCLB. Through her radio presence, she highlighted community leaders and charitable initiatives.

Alyssa is now actively involved in mission work, with her latest outreach taking place in Mexico. Partnering with Church Project, Word of Life Mexico, and supported by Grace Community Bible and Harvest Oak Creek Church, Alyssa and her team served at a local orphanage and school construction efforts.

In May 2025, Alyssa graduated with a Bachelors Degree in Media from Indiana University and recieved an honorary Doctorates degree of Philosophy in Humanities.

In recognition of her impact, Alyssa was honored at the Illinois State Capitol by State Representative Tom Weber and received a Leadership Recognition Award from the Illinois House of Representatives for her contributions across the state.