Artist's albums
WILDFLOWER
2021 · single
Everything
2019 · single
Butterfly
2018 · single
Great Day
2018 · single
Swimming Pools.
2017 · single
Freedum
2017 · album
Don't Stop
2016 · single
Drunk Right Now
2016 · single
Gang Of Roses
2015 · single
Sanity
2015 · single
Chingalinga (feat. Jason Derulo)
2015 · single
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Biography
Ever since she was a little kid, Alyxx Dione has devoted her life to making music that follows her straight-from-the-heart vision. Alyxx began writing and recording her own material when she was just 11-years-old. “I pretty much always knew that music was what I wanted to do forever,” says Alyxx. “Every day I’d go to school, come home and do my homework, and then just spend the rest of my time working on my songs.” Drawing from all kinds of influences—from the gospel music adored by her mother to the Missy Elliott and Aaliyah records her dad constantly played—Alyxx focused intently on finding her voice as an artist and learning to channel pure emotion into her lyrics and delivery. Whether she’s singing about self-empowerment, love or loss, happiness or pain, Alyxx says that raw, real emotion is the key element in each of her songs. “I remember listening to the most emotional music when I was little and feeling like I totally understood every word—even though I was a kid and really had no idea what it was like to be in love or be heartbroken,” she notes. And now that she’s grown as an artist and gained some life experience, one of her biggest ambitions is to reach that same level of deep connection with her own listeners. “Making music is like medicine to me,” says Alyxx. “Whenever I’ve been down, I’ve used it as an escape or a way to move on. So the idea of brightening someone’s day or helping them get through something with my songs—that’s really what this is all about.”