CHRISSY ALEXANDER
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Chrissy Alexander is a Seattle-born musician whose journey into music has been anything but ordinary. Raised in the Pacific Northwest. She found her voice early, beginning her love for singing at the early age of nine.
Nothing short of its challenges. She made a few trips out to Tennessee. Immersing herself in the heart of country music and learning the ins and outs of the Broadway scene. It was a lot to absorb and made for a long flight back to Washington state.
Knowing who and what she knows now. Left her to make some heavy decisions. Either fully commit to her music? Or set a wedding date and keep it. It was seven years after first stepping onto Nashville’s Broadway. Now she’s returning with street smarts and purpose. Realizing it was where she was meant to be all along.
During one of her travels. She met her future producer, Jerry Bridges. Best known for playing bass for Waylon Jennings and most recent, inducted into the Alabama Music Hall of Fame, for his legendary career as a versatile bassist, that helped shape the Shoals iconic sound.
Now based in Tennessee, Chrissy has reconnected with Bridges, and together they have set a clear path forward. Writing authentic country music with a distinct outlaw edge that reflects Chrissy’s life’s journey and the road less traveled.
On May 8th, Chrissy marks her definitive return with a double-single release: a hard-hitting cover of the 80s anthem "You’re the Voice" and the poignant, country-driven "Bus to Baton Rouge." Both tracks serve as a testament to her strength, perseverance, and unwavering commitment to authentic storytelling.
What began as an artist drawn to late night gigs and keeping Red Bull in business. Has evolved into a deeper mission. Using her voice for a higher level of good and writing songs that come from ‘somewhere’. Wherever that is. It will come from the heart.