Alli Fitz, also known as Allicattt, is a long time content creator and musician who has consistently built a community around bold personality and passion for music. Beginning with a Vine account, she quickly grew from a short form clip artist to a full blown releasing musician. Now almost 10 years later she is a thriving Pop musician releasing her newest project, “When We’re Together”, along with a beautiful music video.
Fitz began her creative career with a Vine account in 2014, but her love for music began much earlier. “I have always been involved with music,” she explained. “My dad used to buy me instruments to learn and practice on.” It was this support that created the basis for the career she has today.
As she grew up, music became more than just a hobby, leading her to pursue a degree in Theater, get onto content sharing platforms like Vine, and really start communicating with the world around her.
Fitz’s first project, a song titled “Fill The Void” was released in 2017, when she made the switch from short form videos to a full musical production. Now seven years later, she has a full discography, and a collection of energetic, honest and fun Pop music.
Now, her latest project is receiving lots of support, and has even landed her in the top 5 of The Upcoming 100 chart.
Usually Fitz’s music is the embodiment of a strong single woman, but she is always one to write from the heart. Recently this solo star has found someone that she can dig into her emotions for. You can hear this energetic passion in her newest single, “When We’re Together”.
“I always write from the heart,” Fitz said. “My music comes from somewhere authentic and I always put my real emotions into what I make.”
The best way to really see where Fitz’s emotions lie would be to check out the song’s new music video. The video does nothing but add to the song, with a Euphoria-style energy and the high emotional pull of being around someone you love. And for a little bit of an easter egg storyline, Fitz suggests fans check out the video for her single “Falling Star” beforehand.
Following the recent release of the “When We’re Together” music video, Fitz is excited to share more of her new music with her fans. “I am planning to release a few more songs over the course of this year,” she said, encouraging fans to keep an eye out for what is to come.
“I am really excited to get back in the studio after “When We’re Together,” Fitz explained. “I’ve been writing a lot and there is a lot of music that I can’t wait to put out.”
Be sure to stay tuned in to Alli Fitz on various platforms for new music, visuals and social posts.
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