Alix Olson
Alix Olson came up playing open-mic nights and local gigs in New York City, where she developed a guitar-driven indie rock sound. Her debut EP was called "In...
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Alix Olson came up playing open-mic nights and local gigs in New York City, where she developed a guitar-driven indie rock sound. Her debut EP was called "In the Wake," and she later released an album titled "Built Like That." Songs like "America's On Sale" and "Beautiful Bones" show her leaning into introspective lyrics with raw vocal delivery.
She's been outspoken about social and political issues, including criticism of gender bias in the music industry. Her band includes guitarist Will Norton, bassist Ethan Hawk, and drummer Alex Valadez, and they work collaboratively on material.
Olson has collaborated with other musicians like Hiss Golden Messenger and The Head and the Heart. Her music doesn't shy away from personal or pointed themes, as tracks like "Armpit Hair (Mammally Factual)" and "8x10" suggest.
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