In 2019, performing original material, Alexa won the Songwriter Showcase at the Annual Rocky Mountain Folks Festival and will perform a full set on the main stage for the 2021 event.

Her eponymous EP was produced by Dan Knobler & Russell Durham at Goosehead Palace in Nashville, TN and features artists such as Ruth Moody (the Wailin’ Jennys), Jordan Tice (Hawktail) on acoustic guitar, Kris Donegan (Molly Tuttle, Shania Twain) on electric guitar with string arrangements, violin and octave mandolin by Russell Durham (Courtney Hartman, Maya DeVitry).

Over the pandemic, Alexa spent a majority of her time singing her songs to big trees and the epic night sky and continues to bring that same wonder and dedication into every song she sings. Her palpable love for this earth clearly shapes her music.

Colorado-based singer/songwriter/pianist Pamela Machala (“MOCK-uh-luh”) makes “pop music for deeper listening” (BolderBeat). With influences ranging from jazz & soul to musical theater & folk, her music sounds like a warm embrace between Sara Bareilles and Vulfpeck’s Theo Katzman, with a hint of James Taylor. Signatures of Pamela’s songs include subtly complex chord changes, feelgood funky grooves, boldly vulnerable lyrics, and a distinctive combination of melancholy and hopefulness. Colorado Daily says of her latest album Something Simple: “Built on her recognizable ability to deliver songs that come across as incredibly catchy, yet deep and heartfelt…Machala artfully turns a phrase and still manages to make us dance.” One of the songs on Something Simple, “Bleeding Me Dry,” was awarded the Grand Prize in the 2019 SongDoor International Songwriting Competition.