ABOUT

Born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia, Alix's early passion for music and film shaped her creative path—collecting records, DJing at clubs, playing bass in bands, and spending countless hours exploring local video stores. She later moved to Memphis, where she recorded music and toured internationally with Angry Angles, her band with the late Jay Reatard, and together they ran the cult label Shattered Records.

 

Throughout her career, she has also played bass with La Femme, Golden Triangle, Daisy Glaze, Roya (featuring members of Habibi), and Bosco Delrey. In 2025, she released her first solo single in collaboration with Italian composer Louis Fontaine.

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Alix's next chapter took her to New York City, where she became a sought-after DJ, performing for iconic fashion houses including Chanel, Gucci, and Fendi, and alongside artists such as Nile Rodgers, Mark Ronson, James Murphy, Paris Hilton, Jellybean Benitez, and Keb Darge.

 

As Music Director for Soho Grand and The Roxy Hotel for over a decade, she curated the musical identity of two of New York's most celebrated hospitality destinations.

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Now based in Los Angeles, Alix has expanded her work into film as a producer and music supervisor. She is the co-producer of The New American Picture Show alongside filmmaker Nathalia Pizarro, where they develop visually distinctive, music-driven genre films and original content. Together they have produced the feature ILLOMEN, the short film The Girl on a Motorcycle, which premiered at the Beverly Hills Film Festival, and music videos for Lou Lou Safran, Queens of the Stone Age, and Curtis Harding.

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As a music supervisor, Alix has crafted soundtracks for films including The Gateway (Lionsgate), Shadows (RAI Cinema/Sky UK), Cold Copy (Vertical) and many others, bringing her deep knowledge of music and storytelling to every project.