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Alaska Reid

American singer-songwriter

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Alaska Reid was an American singer and songwriter.

Sophia Alaska Reid (born 1996), known professionally as Alaska Reid, is an American singer-songwriter and musician. She is known for her electronic and country-tinged indie rock sound and narrative-driven lyrical content.

In 2024, Reid began a new project with Scottish musician Dylan Fraser, releasing music under the band name Witch Post.

Early life Reid was born in Michigan and moved to Montana when she was four years old. Reid is one of five children. She grew up in Park County, Montana, and went to high school in Los Angeles. She took up singing lessons from age 6 until age 20. She started writing music and performing at gigs on the Sunset Strip at age 14, such as The Pig & Whistle, House of Blues

She cites The Breeders, Dinosaur Jr., Joni Mitchell, country music and americana as early influences on her. and "punky". This was followed by "Mermaid Tears" in September 2019.

Her next single, "Amber", was released in March 2020. She additionally performed vocals on Alex Somers' score for the Apple TV+ animated special, Here We Are: Notes for Living on Planet Earth in April 2020. Reid announced her signing to indie label Terrible Records in August 2020, alongside the release of her single "Boys From Town". Reid additionally appeared heavily on A. G. Cook's two 2020 albums, 7G and Apple. Reid then announced her debut EP, Big Bunny, with the release of the single, "Oblivion". Big Bunny was released on 11 December 2020, and "Warm".

In March 2021, Reid released the "Oblivion Tears" double single, reworked versions of "Mermaid Tears" and "Oblivion", produced by Cook. Reid, Cook and other frequent collaborator Waylon Rector (a.k.a. jonny gorgeous) released a cover of "Bad Moon Rising" under the pseudonym, Minotaur Jr.. A cover of Dinosaur Jr.'s 1994 single "Feel the Pain" was released in May 2021.

"Always" was released as the lead single in October 2021 for her next release, and toured the US with indie rock outfit Del Water Gap until early December 2021. She spent 2022 working on her next release, and supporting Charli XCX during Crash: The Live Tour, as well as Porches, Magdalena Bay and the Drums. In February 2023, she supported Maya Hawke on her European tour. In March 2023, Reid released "Back To This" as a single from her album Disenchanter, released on 14 July 2023 via Gorilla vs Bear's Luminelle Recordings label. The two began collaborating, eventually landing on the band name Witch Post. The pair released their first EP in 2025, and a second in 2026.

Personal life Reid divides her time between Montana and Los Angeles.

One of Reid's siblings is actress and artist Lilliya Scarlett Reid. Lilliya and Alaska collaborate frequently, with Lilliya appearing in, as well as directing Alaska's music videos.

Reid began a relationship with English music producer, singer and head of record label PC Music, A. G. Cook in 2018. Since they began dating, they have frequently collaborated with each other. He quarantined with her and her family in Montana during the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic. He helped produce Charli XCX's how i'm feeling now album while in Montana.

Discography

Albums Disenchanter (2023)

All tracks written by Alaska Reid, except where noted.

All tracks produced by A. G. Cook, except tracks 2 and 10, produced by Reid and Cook, and track 7, produced by Reid.

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Who was Alaska Reid?

American singer-songwriter

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Alaska Reid was a singer and songwriter.

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Alaska Reid was American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Alaska Reid

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