About

Alexis Harte is an American Singer-Songwriter/Composer and was Co-Founder/Creative Director at multi-award winning Pollen Music Group. 

As a singer/songwriter, his musical roots span acoustic folk, British invasion, Americana, and electrified world-pop. In addition to sharing stages with the likes of Taj Mahal, Dar Williams, and Cat Power, Alexis placed numerous tracks from his 6 studio releases in dozens of national television shows (including CW’s Heart of Dixie, ABC’s Castle, and What About Brian, Jack And Bobby, WB’s Jake 2.0, PBS’s Now with Bill Moyers, Fox’s The Loop) and many films. The cinematic quality of his songwriting helped land him a two year publishing deal with Lionsgate Entertainment in 2008.

With a growing network in the entertainment sector, in 2010 Alexis co-founded Pollen Music Group, an acclaimed music & sound company. Today, Pollen Music Group’s client list includes Netflix, Disney, Pixar, Gorillaz, the Simpsons, Aardman Animation Studios, Baobab Studios, Adobe, Apple, Google Spotlight Stories, and Oculus Story Studio. They just finished scoring a 30-episode Netflix animated series (Trash Truck) and have two more Netflix shows coming up in the near future. 

In 2016 Alexis penned the signature song for Patrick Osborne’s Pearl, which became the first Oscar-nominated VR film. The song (No Wrong Way Home) went on to win many awards and garnered national airplay on SiriusXM and others. Pollen has won numerous awards, including three Emmys, two Oscar nominations, a Peabody Award, multiple Golden Reel and Annie’s Awards and many, many more (a full list can be found here).

Alexis continues to evolve his roles further into the film side of the industry, executive producing his own films. His films have screened (and won awards) at film festivals around the world. Night of My Death won Best Music Video at Cinequest (2019) and at the Oxford International Film Festival (2019). June 2021 saw the international premiere of his latest short musical film (Thirsty) at the 20th Annual Tribeca Film Festival in New York City. The film went on to open for Mad Mad: Fury Road at the Rose Bowl as part of Tribeca’s Summer Drive-In Series and in November, 2021 won best music video at Amarcort, a festival in honor of Fellini in his hometown of Rimini, Italy.

2026 finds Alexis continuing to pursue songwriting with a filmic bent, and music-driven story-telling. He recently completed production, Your Rose Garden, a love-letter to the New Deal, as well as the more personal, Spent Sunday. His 2026 release, Thirsty, is currently airing on more than 100 stations across the U.S., Europe, and Australia, and has spent the last few months in the top 20 on the Relix/Jambands Radio Charts, just behind his heroes Taj Mahal, Paul McCartney, and the Rolling Stones.