Alexx Calise
Alexx Calise is from Naples, Italy. She writes songs that lean into emotional territory, like 'Cry' and 'Wasting Away.' Her debut album came out in 2010,...
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Alexx Calise is from Naples, Italy. She writes songs that lean into emotional territory, like 'Cry' and 'Wasting Away.' Her debut album came out in 2010, followed by others including 'Il Mondo in un Secondo' in 2012 and 'Aletheia' in 2018.
She has worked with musicians like guitarist Enrico Palumbo, bassist Maurizio Fiordiliso, and drummer Francesco Petraroli. The songs tend to be straightforward in their emotional pull, with titles like 'Saying Goodbye' and 'Anchor' suggesting a focus on personal themes.
There's not much more to say without falling into promotional language. She makes music that deals with heartbreak and resilience, and she's been putting out records for over a decade.
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