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Katryna Alexis is an 18-year-old recording artist, singer, and songwriter. She signed a record deal with Nashville Entertainment Weekly Records to promote her music on Radio Worldwide on January 15, 2021!
Katryna Alexis released her 1st album called “The Story of Us” in October of 2021. She released her original songs and music videos, 'Where I AM' (July 2021), 'STOP' (May 2021) to promote mental heath awareness, 'Deserve Better' (January 2021), and 'Bonnie and Clyde' (April 2020). The songs are available on Apple Music, iTunes, Spotify, Amazon Music, and all other digital platforms. Music videos are available on Youtube under Katryna Alexis.
Katryna also released her cover albums, 'Inspire' and 'It's Christmas Time' (September 2020) and 'A Little Bit Country, A Little Bit Soul' (April 2020) available at www.KatrynaAlexis.com/Store.
Katryna Alexis has been performing live since the age of 7. She has performed at: The Players Championship at TPC; Suwannee River Jam 2022; Vystar Veterans Memorial Arena for Jacksonville Sharks and Jacksonville Icemen; The Daily's Place Amphitheatre; Orlando Convention Center; Tallahassee Capitol Hill; Savannah Convention Center; Jumbo Shrimp Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville; The Ritz Theatre; Clay County Fair; Suwannee Music Park; Florida Gateway College/Fair, TPC Sawgrass; UF Flavet Field, Flagler College; Seawalk Pavilion, Mudville, Sold-Out Globally Livestream Show for PBS Celebration of Music at Murray Hill Theatre, and more.
Katryna has been an opening act for Linda Davis, Granger Smith, and other Nashville Artists. She loves performing at charity events such as: Birdies for the Brave; Len Mattiace Foundation, Foster Closet, Blake Bortle’s Foundation, Best Buddy Program, Donovin Darius Foundation, Field of Dreams Baseball, Relay for Life, Military events, Autism events, and many more. She enjoys performing at professional sporting events: PGA, Jacksonville Sharks Football, Jacksonville Icemen Hockey, Jumbo Shrimp Baseball, Jacksonville Giants ABA Basketball, St. Augustine Glory ABA Basketball, and Jacksonville Armada Soccer.
Along with her passion for music, she is also an honor roll student and holds various officer positions in Bartram Trail High School Clubs (Bartram Foster Closet Club, Bartram Trail High School Voice Ensemble Choir, Tri-M National Honor Society, Bartram Acapella Connected, National Honor Society, School Advisory Council, Bartram Senior Ladies, and ASL Club). She has had a SUPERIOR rating 4 years in a row by Florida Vocal Association. She is the founder and President of Bartram Trail Foster Closet Club, President of Bartram Acapella Connected, and President of ASL Club. She feels honored to be the Miss Bartram 2nd Runner-Up and received The Service Award and The Talent Award. She is looking forward to attending University of North Florida majoring in Psychology with a Pre-MED Track.
Through her singing, Katryna Alexis is actively raising awareness for foster care, adoption, and Autism. She was adopted from the Foster Care System at 3 months of age. She also has a brother with Autism. He is her hero and inspiration. Every day, he reminds her of the meaning of unconditional love. She embraces her diversity with positive energy and confidence.
Katryna Alexis released her 1st album called “The Story of Us” in October of 2021. She released her original songs and music videos, 'Where I AM' (July 2021), 'STOP' (May 2021) to promote mental heath awareness, 'Deserve Better' (January 2021), and 'Bonnie and Clyde' (April 2020). The songs are available on Apple Music, iTunes, Spotify, Amazon Music, and all other digital platforms. Music videos are available on Youtube under Katryna Alexis.
Katryna also released her cover albums, 'Inspire' and 'It's Christmas Time' (September 2020) and 'A Little Bit Country, A Little Bit Soul' (April 2020) available at www.KatrynaAlexis.com/Store.
Katryna Alexis has been performing live since the age of 7. She has performed at: The Players Championship at TPC; Suwannee River Jam 2022; Vystar Veterans Memorial Arena for Jacksonville Sharks and Jacksonville Icemen; The Daily's Place Amphitheatre; Orlando Convention Center; Tallahassee Capitol Hill; Savannah Convention Center; Jumbo Shrimp Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville; The Ritz Theatre; Clay County Fair; Suwannee Music Park; Florida Gateway College/Fair, TPC Sawgrass; UF Flavet Field, Flagler College; Seawalk Pavilion, Mudville, Sold-Out Globally Livestream Show for PBS Celebration of Music at Murray Hill Theatre, and more.
Katryna has been an opening act for Linda Davis, Granger Smith, and other Nashville Artists. She loves performing at charity events such as: Birdies for the Brave; Len Mattiace Foundation, Foster Closet, Blake Bortle’s Foundation, Best Buddy Program, Donovin Darius Foundation, Field of Dreams Baseball, Relay for Life, Military events, Autism events, and many more. She enjoys performing at professional sporting events: PGA, Jacksonville Sharks Football, Jacksonville Icemen Hockey, Jumbo Shrimp Baseball, Jacksonville Giants ABA Basketball, St. Augustine Glory ABA Basketball, and Jacksonville Armada Soccer.
Along with her passion for music, she is also an honor roll student and holds various officer positions in Bartram Trail High School Clubs (Bartram Foster Closet Club, Bartram Trail High School Voice Ensemble Choir, Tri-M National Honor Society, Bartram Acapella Connected, National Honor Society, School Advisory Council, Bartram Senior Ladies, and ASL Club). She has had a SUPERIOR rating 4 years in a row by Florida Vocal Association. She is the founder and President of Bartram Trail Foster Closet Club, President of Bartram Acapella Connected, and President of ASL Club. She feels honored to be the Miss Bartram 2nd Runner-Up and received The Service Award and The Talent Award. She is looking forward to attending University of North Florida majoring in Psychology with a Pre-MED Track.
Through her singing, Katryna Alexis is actively raising awareness for foster care, adoption, and Autism. She was adopted from the Foster Care System at 3 months of age. She also has a brother with Autism. He is her hero and inspiration. Every day, he reminds her of the meaning of unconditional love. She embraces her diversity with positive energy and confidence.