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Alexandra Kay

Country Singer

Interests

Music

Characteristics

Practical Analytical Hardworking Loyal Kind Detail-Oriented Diligent

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Born
1991-09-05
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MiniBio

She first started making waves with her debut single “No More,” a track that quickly gained traction and racked up over 450,000 views on YouTube by 2016. As the song began receiving airplay on radio stations across the country, she steadily built her name in the music scene. Her growing popularity translated online too—she’s since amassed more than 250,000 likes on Facebook and earned over 10,000 followers on Twitter, all thanks to her rising musical fame.

Before all the spotlight, though, her journey began early. She started writing songs at just 13 years old, showing a passion and talent that would eventually shape her career. By the time she was 21, she had signed with Network Entertainment as a country pop artist, officially setting her path in motion. Born in Chesterfield, Missouri, she spent her formative years in Waterloo, Illinois, where she grew up with her parents, two sisters, and a beloved dog named Bella. Through hard work and dedication, she’s continued to build her name—one song at a time.

Trivia

Before she made it big in the music industry, she actually worked as a bartender at Syberg’s Eating and Drinking Company, gaining experience and building her confidence. You know, it’s kind of interesting how life turns out—before she even signed with her label, she was already diving into the world of entertainment by taking part in musical theater and appearing in commercials. She really put in the work behind the scenes before stepping into the spotlight. And honestly, looking back, every step she took helped shape her journey. She didn’t just appear overnight—she earned her place through persistence and passion.

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