Alyssa Mongiovi is a passionate singer-songwriter whose music blends vulnerability, soul, and grit. She began performing at age three and writing songs soon after, shaped by the sounds of The Beatles, Dolly Parton, Ella Fitzgerald, and Led Zeppelin echoing from a childhood radio. With a purple guitar and a dream, she taught herself to play and never looked back. Now based in Colorado, Alyssa balances her days between working at a jazz radio station and crafting emotionally charged songs that come alive late at night. Her performances channel raw energy, storytelling, and a deep love for the stage—chasing the same spark she felt the very first time she sang in front of a crowd.

Who or what is your musical inspiration?

"I don't write because I want to. I write because I have to. If I didn't, it would never let me sleep. I have been writing music after obsessing over artists like Dolly Parton, Billy Joel, and The Beatles. They wrote about the human experience in a way that brought you into their shoes. Then one day, like being struck by lightning, I heard the voice of Ella Fitzgerald, and it changed everything. I really believe that we need music as a society. Our stories should be told." - Alyssa Mongiovi