Jessica Carvo

Jessica Carvo is a vocalist, songwriter and producer. She is known for being 1/2 of the electro-rock duo Satellite Mode, as well as for performing as a member of Bell'Aria, the Deltones on NBC's The Sing-Off, and for her solo music career.

Early life Carvo grew up in Farmingdale, NY. Her affinity and talent for music were noticed at a young age. At eight years old, Carvo began taking vocal and piano lessons. She continued on to avidly participate in school musicals at Farmingdale High School.

Shortly after forming, Bell'Aria began recording their first album, as well as preparing for live performances. The group's first public performance was at The Venetian in Las Vegas in August 2010.

The Deltones were eliminated during the 'Guilty Pleasures Week' on the show. They were the eighth team eliminated of the season. Their first single "Wild Excuses" was met with high praise, including the #5 spot on Spotify's US Top 50 Viral Songs playlist. The duo has also had the opportunity to tour the New York City area as well as nationally, supporting bands such as The Band Perry, Shoffy, Guster, and RKCB. and "Kissing in Photographs" was co-written with Coyle Girelli. In addition, the band released "Gave It All 2.0" with artist and activist Xiutezcatl. and their track "Bad Woman" was included on season one, episode seven of Freeform's Good Trouble.

Solo projects Carvo has recorded and performed on a number of projects as a solo artist. In 2014, Carvo released "Nightfall", a five-song single. This folk-based release received praise for its catchy and well-written lyrics.

Carvo has released multiple singles since 2014. Many of her solo releases include collaborations with VonLichten of E.S. Posthumus and Les Friction. In 2018, Carvo and VonLichten released "Joyeux", a 3-song Christmas single. In addition, the duo released "Bring It on Home to Me" in 2019, a cover of "Don't Stop Believin'" in 2020, and "America the Beautiful", also in 2020. In addition, Carvo's rendition of "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" was used in Freeform's TV movie No Sleep Til Christmas. She also had her cover of "Don't Stop Believin'" used in the 2020 AFC Championship Game trailer on CBS.

Carvo has also had many impressive performance opportunities as a solo artist. For example, in 2012 she had the opportunity to open for Marc Broussard and Andy Suzuki & The Method at the Highline Ballroom in New York City. She has also performed on many other well-known New York City stages, such as at Cafe Wha and B.B. Kings Blues Club. She has also worked and performed with the 52nd Street Project.