Alycea is a singer-songwriter who was born 24 years ago during a blizzard on the White Mountain Apache Indian Reservation in Arizona. Alycea’s voice is original and honest, and connects directly on an emotional level with her listeners. Her music springs organically from that fertile loam where American Folk Music intersects with American Rock & Roll. But it’s today’s music with touches of international influences. Leaving university after a couple of years, Alycea took up traveling, writing songs and playing guitar. She’s jammed with the local aborigines in the shadow of Ayres Rock, Australia and learned Spanish guitar while singing on the streets of Barcelona. In April of 2008, she produced the H.O.P.E. (Healing Our Planet Earth) Benefit Concert in Westchester County, New York, bringing together musicians and residents to increase environmental awareness and raise funds for organizations devoted to improving the environment. She currently resides in the Spanish Harlem section of NYC.