As heard on BBC Radio 1’s Future Pop, Reading-born, Adelaide, Australia-raised artist/songwriter Alex Blyth is quickly emerging as "one to watch". Raised by South African parents and writing songs since the age of 11, her global upbringing fuels a sound that blends raw, diary-style lyricism with infectious, anthemic pop melodies. Resonating with fans of the likes of Julia Michaels, Gracie Abrams, and Adele, Alex calls songwriting her form of therapy. In late 2023 she left Adelaide, moving to London alone at just 19 to pursue her dream of writing songs and playing stadiums. Since then, her rise has gained momentum—closing out 2024 with “Wish I Knew” featured on BBC Introducing Berkshire’s Tracks of the Year. Her song “Fallout,” which she co-wrote and performed, was also featured on Love Island Summer 2023. Known for her emotional vocal delivery and pitch-perfect live sets, Alex has performed across London venues including The Ned (Jodie Bryant’s New Music Monday) and the Lower Third (Honor Morrison’s Good Vibes Only). With her universally relatable writing and magnetic presence, Alex continues to carve out a space in the world of pop that feels both deeply personal and widely resonant.

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Alex Blyth creates emotionally driven pop music blending diary-style lyricism with anthemic melodies, gaining airplay on BBC Radio 1 and BBC Introducing. Follow Alex Blyth on Mood.
Alex Blyth was born in Reading, raised in Adelaide, Australia, and is currently based in London.
Some of Alex Blyth's notable tracks include 'Wish I Knew', 'Fallout', and 'You & I'.