Jo Alexis is a multifaceted songwriter, producer, and vocalist, recognized for her deeply emotive and versatile vocal style, which has been compared to legendary artists like Sinead O'Connor, Björk, and Sarah McLachlan. Over her career, she has penned and produced more than 150 songs across various projects, including Happy For No Reason and her latest venture, GALEXI.

Happy For No Reason, her jazz-folk trio, blends soulful, reflective lyrics with captivating melodies, drawing comparisons to artists like Joni Mitchell and Sara Bareilles. Their latest album, Take It Higher, was co-produced by Grammy-winning engineer Sean Flora, adding a polished yet organic sound to their eclectic mix of folk and jazz influences.

On the other hand, GALEXI is a cosmic synth-pop project that delves into ethereal, space-inspired soundscapes. This project allows Jo to explore electronic and synth-driven music, transporting listeners through galactic themes and shimmering pop hooks. Together with her collaborators, GALEXI continues to build a passionate fanbase through visually stunning releases like the lyric video for their single "Liquid Midnight Blue."

Jo's collaborations are as diverse as her projects, having worked with musicians like Brad Rabuchin (Ray Charles) and Jef Lee (Roberta Flack), while also sharing the stage with Peter Yarrow of Peter, Paul, and Mary. Her music has even made its way into video game soundtracks, showcasing her wide-reaching influence across genres and mediums.

Her captivating voice and diverse range of music styles make Jo Alexis a dynamic artist, continuously evolving while maintaining a distinct, soulful sound that resonates with listeners across various genres and platforms.