Alexandra Kay is a breakout country singer songwriter who also happens to have an incredible voice. Her latest single “All The Cowboys” released this year debuted at #1 on the Country iTunes Chart! Alexandra and I talked about her journey as an artist, how she’s cultivated a MILLION followers on TikTok and our mutual love of Dolly Parton. She also shared a few plans for 2021! Hope you enjoy and share this episode with a friend.
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