Alyssa Grace

Young as she is, Alyssa Grace has already made a name for herself — and she’s still growing. In 2026, the 19-year-old heartstring-plucking singer-songwriter from Torrance, CA, burst into feeds, playlists, and airwaves the world over by drawing on timeless songcraft to tell her own 21st century tale, handcrafting tunes steeped in acoustic tradition yet amplified by her generation’s telltale candor. The music itself is welcoming and affecting, but Alyssa’s singing is downright gripping. Her voice soothes as often as it shakes with pain, longing, or anger, and her verses flow easily through hooks and back again — seamless storytelling that leans equally on striking metaphor and unflinching detail. She’d sound at home on dusty vinyl or in a viral post. Though she’s been writing songs since she was a child, it’d be fair to call Alyssa’s rise meteoric. Even she was surprised. She was still waiting tables when her breakout track “bloodstream” hit the Billboard Hot 100 (both U.S. and Canada, while reaching the Top 40 in the U.K., Australia, and New Zealand) after earning 2 million streams on release day. A vivid depiction of the internal struggle to overcome emotional trauma, the song had already exploded on TikTok alongside her other freshly released chart-climbing singles: “dog with a bone,” a spare cut about toxic love, and humbly lush heartbreaker “picking petals.” By June, with three songs to her name, Alyssa hit 4.5 million monthly Spotify listeners.