Alita Moses

Alita Moses is a Brooklyn-based singer/songwriter known for her soulful voice and remarkable versatility. She was steeped in music from the start, growing up with opera singers and music educators for parents and the incredibly artistic community of West Hartford, CT. Alita started performing by age eight, touring by sixteen, and, while earning a degree in Jazz Vocal Performance from the University of the Arts in Philadelphia, she won the 2014 Shure Montreux Jazz Vocal Competition, sparking international renown. Her talents have since taken her all over the world as a band leader, educator, background vocalist, and featured artist. She has graced the stage with jazz titans such as Al Jarreau, Chris Botti and Patti Austin; world class big bands and orchestras; and crossover/pop luminaries like Shawn Mendes, Cynthia Erivo, Stormzy, Kimbra, Bilal, Jacob Collier and Corinne Bailey Rae. When Alita isn’t on the road, she co-runs Femme Jam Session, Brooklyn’s first all-female-led jam session and community-driven organization, while leading multiple genre-bending bands in NYC including her own self-titled project. Alita is at once soulful and precise, drawing inspiration from an eclectic assemblage of artists like Chaka Khan, Esperanza Spalding, and Paramore to name a few. Her approach to music comes straight from her soul and she brings a graceful, passionate flair to every stage she steps on. Alita invites her audiences into her musical world with natural warmth and an open heart.