Think (Freedom)

A little gritty, catchy hooks, heart breaking bass, and edgy vocals  can sum up the sound of Kyle Alexxander. If garage rock of the 90s met generation z, bearing screaming 80s guitar solo’s with that distinct Jersey sound like Bon Jovi’s “Living On a Prayer” echoed throughout his music there’s something in his sound that transcends generations. Bruce Springsteen to Marilyn Manson, Nirvana to Lana Del Rey, there’s an eclectic range of influences that take life inside the mind of Kyle Alexxander. 

Kyle’s career started in his early youth gracing the stages of Walt Disney World Resort, and supporting the ensemble of Broadways “Mary Poppins” Main Street USA televised Christmas Day Parade Broadcast, to an angst filled teenager on the main stage of SeasIde Heights Music Festival singing pop punk tunes.  Following the ending of his first band “400 degrees” he took a more behind the scenes approach and started working on developing other artists sounds penning songs for local artists in Philadelphia and Southern California even scoring songs for movies but something was missing; the adrenaline rush from performing to live audiences.  Kyle decided to resurface from his stage hiatus of 6 Years, in a local dive bar in Philadelphia solidifying his love for live music, the stage, a crowd and grunge. 

  Most recently Kyle has been writing and recording tirelessly on new music, with a long list of new material rolling out, the first taste an ode to that Jersey rock scene “All American Dodge” it’s only just the beginning of what’s to come.