Alaina Stacey grew up with three brothers in a musical family in Chicago. She wrote her first “song” about her best friend at the age of three, and from that moment on, the toddler was hooked. One year after founding the Nashville based Americana group, Maybe April, Alaina appeared onstage with her group in Los Angeles, alongside Bonnie Raitt and Kris Kristofferson as part of a GRAMMY week performance called A Song Is Born. Their Audiotree video went viral, and they remain one of Audiotree’s top twenty most popular videos. With Maybe April, she opened for Brandy Clark and Sarah Jarosz, and performed at Pilgrimage Music Festival, Merlefest, SXSW, and CMA Fest. The group released an EP and record, The Other Side, which was produced by Alaina’s brother Julian. The band won “Americana Group of the Year'' two years in a row at the Arkansas Country Music Awards.

In her first single, “Tomorrow”, this whimsical young woman offers a peek into the old soul within her, where heartbreak, worldliness and a romantic spirit reside.