Alyssa Atherton
Alyssa Atherton grew up in the Appalachian Mountains, where she heard bluegrass and folk music from an early age. She formed a band with friends as a...
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Alyssa Atherton grew up in the Appalachian Mountains, where she heard bluegrass and folk music from an early age. She formed a band with friends as a teenager, and they recorded an EP before breaking up. After that, she started working on her own material.
In 2017, she released the single "Spinning," which became her breakthrough track. The song is a quiet, introspective ballad that shows off her vocal range and lyrical style. She followed it with albums called "Whispers" in 2019 and "Echoes" in 2021.
Her music often draws from the folk and bluegrass traditions she heard growing up, and she sometimes works with other musicians like bassist Ethan James, drummer Dylan Carter, and violinist Emily Carter. She has also spoken openly about mental health, which she says informs her songwriting.
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