R&B/Pop artist Alexa Ferr is no stranger to the music industry. A bonafide triple threat, Alexa discovered her love for the arts performing at local singing competitions and as a dancer gaining 8 years of experience in jazz, tap, ballet, hip-hop, and contemporary dance.
Alexa’s career began in 2011 with the release of her first single, “Fell” via Universal Music Group/Dauman Music. The single featured Disney star Matthew “Mdot” Finley, who was also featured in Camp Rock 2. Following the release of “Fell,” Alexa worked with a multitude of producers throughout 2012, including production duo The Invaders who helped the then 17-year-old discover her sound as an artist. In 2013, the Toronto native moved to Los Angeles and released her debut EP 'Lipstick On The Glass,' introducing fans and media outlets to the "Rugged Pop" sound.
In 2015, Alexa began experimenting with her sound, leaving the "Rugged Pop" sound behind for a sound rooted in Urban Pop. Working with Th3ory of The Penhouse, Alexa wrote and recorded several songs including 2016's "Hit The Switch," co-written by Travis Bruce. “Hit The Switch” is one of Alexa's most successful songs with over 30,000 SoundCloud streams to date. The song is featured in the indie film, FLOAT, directed by Johnny Dutch, which was released in 2019. This marked Alexa’s first film feature. In 2016, Alexa also found success behind the scenes as a songwriter, co-writing Moka Blast's single “Vida Loca,” which features DreamKayris and The Voice Brasil's Nikki.
Throughout 2017 and 2018, Alexa took pride in solo songwriting while working with many producers, continuing to create music on her own terms. In April 2019, Alexa released the single "Can't Help Myself," produced by Til December. "Can't Help Myself" showcases the evolution of Alexa's artistry as an Urban Pop artist and songwriter as she continues to build her path in the music industry. Throughout 2022 and 2023, Alexa continued to release music, including the Adot The God-produced "What I Want" and "Me, Myself & I," released with frequent collaborator Th3ory.
2024 marked a reintroduction to Alexa Ferr as she readies for the release of her sophomore EP, 'With Love.' Inspired by different elements of her personality, showcasing both her independence and vulnerability, 'With Love' features Alexa's production debut on her own body of work, as well as writing and production from Th3ory. In 2025, Alexa continued to expand her artistry as a self-produced songwriter and artist. In October 2025, she released her single “Hands Off,” a track that began during a Twitch livestream where Alexa shared her creative process and created the original beat that would become the foundation of the final record. “Hands Off” showcases Alexa’s continued evolution as a producer and songwriter, with Alexa writing and producing the track entirely on her own. She also further expanded her work within film and visual media, earning a production credit in the 2025 feature film Sorry We're Late, written, directed, and produced by Kenny Williams and TopFloor Productions, where she served as a music producer.
Beyond her own recordings, Alexa has established herself as a versatile songwriter and producer, collaborating across genres including R&B, Pop, House, K-Pop, and Country. Her work has contributed to projects developed for internationally recognized recording artists including Chris Brown, Usher, Rihanna, PARTYNEXTDOOR, TWICE, and other major-label performers. She has also collaborated with producers and creatives including Th3ory, Noe Corona, DCMBR, Spikes, NWP (Lipe & Swain), Camper, and Cashmere Brown, while expanding her work across recorded music, film, television, and commercial media.
With a growing global audience and streaming presence, Alexa continues to write, produce, record, and perform professionally, building her career as an independent artist while creating music for both her own releases and collaborative projects. Her ability to seamlessly move between artist, songwriter, and producer roles has positioned her as a dynamic creator within today’s contemporary music landscape.
