Aly Dyg

Singer-songwriter playing covers and originals across western Wisconsin and eastern Minnesota, with a new release every month.

Aly Dyg is a singer-songwriter who taught herself guitar and sang for about four years in the Woodville, Wisconsin cover band Flashpoint before going solo. She now plays covers and originals across western Wisconsin and eastern Minnesota, sometimes four or five shows a week. Her originals include "Death to the Nation" and "Sweet Lover."

On the Minnesota Music Note

The Minnesota Music Note - Ep 40 - 5 Gigs a Week. Full-Time Job. Zero Excuses with Aly Dyg

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Fun facts from the interview

She decided to perform at age 10, after seeing her vocal coach Colleen Raye's show of classic hits sung by women in ball gowns.
She taught herself guitar from YouTube after a woman at an open mic told her it wasn't hard and that she should just do it.
She sang in the cover band Flashpoint, out of Woodville, Wisconsin, for about four years before going solo.
One summer she played four or five shows a week, between private parties and bar gigs.
She calls herself an "extroverted introvert" and writes music in her "closet studio."
The music video for "Death to the Nation" had a $40 budget and was shot in a pole barn.
Her strangest tip ever was a slip of paper that said: "Don't go ice fishing in June."

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