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Alexa Falk Johns
Founder & CEO
Growing up in the small town of Farmington, UT, Alexa was performing by the age of 4 and began writing songs at 8. By the time she graduated from high school, Alexa had amassed a variety of successes – first as one half of a music duo with her sister Natalee, then as a songwriter in her own right.
Her many awards include Utah’s “Songwriter of the Year”, which she earned for the first song she ever wrote, titled “When I Look into Your Eyes”. Shortly after becoming the youngest singer-songwriter to ever sign a publishing deal at Warner Chappell, Brazilian pop star Vanessa Camargo recorded several of Alexa’s songs, producing five platinum hits – and three #1s – for Alexa by the age of 12. At the age of 16, she wrote and performed her hit song “Deadly Beauty”, which she penned during her recovery of an eating disorder. The song went on to gain national attention and win the CosmoGirl Magazine’s songwriting competition in 2007. In 2012, Alexa was named an Ambassador for the National Eating Disorder Association.
After attending Berklee College of Music and Utah State University, she moved to Nashville to continue her music career. She released her first solo EP, re-recording “Deadly Beauty” which later won Akademia Music Awards’ “Acoustic Rock – Storyteller” award, as well as Women in Charg3’s “Song of the Year”.
Alexa continues to share her talent and creativity through her company Viibe Hii Productions. In addition to serving as the umbrella company for Alexa’s music publishing venture SheaWrite Music, Viibe Hii also houses a television production arm, which is currently developing and producing the reality television show Soul Sound.
Amanda Falk
Project Manager (Creative Services)
Amanda Falk is an entertainment industry professional with over a decade of experience. Amanda studied Film and Visual Culture at University of California Riverside, where she graduated with honors and developed a love for the art of storytelling and how it can bring people together.
After a brief stint in public relations, Amanda followed her passion for entertainment to Nashville, where she began to immerse herself in the music industry. After first working as an Ambassador at the Grand Ole Opry, Amanda joined the Licensing department at performing rights organization Broadcast Music, Inc. It was there she first learned about the complexities of the music industry and developed a passion for helping creators get paid fairly and transparently.
Her passion eventually led her to fintech startup Mozaic, where she continues to serve creators with Mozaic’s automated royalty payment solution. As Senior Market Development Specialist, Amanda has become an expert on all sectors of the creator economy, while also working alongside independent creators and enterprise companies to simplify complicated royalties and payments. Most recently, Amanda participated in Google’s Startups Accelerator program on behalf of Mozaic.
Amanda brings her enthusiasm for storytelling and insight into both the creative and business sides of the entertainment industry to Viibe Hii, where she serves as Creative Producer: Entertainment.
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Amanda Falk
Project Manager (Creative Services)
Amanda Falk is an entertainment industry professional with over a decade of experience. Amanda studied Film and Visual Culture at University of California Riverside, where she graduated with honors and developed a love for the art of storytelling and how it can bring people together.
After a brief stint in public relations, Amanda followed her passion for entertainment to Nashville, where she began to immerse herself in the music industry. After first working as an Ambassador at the Grand Ole Opry, Amanda joined the Licensing department at performing rights organization Broadcast Music, Inc. It was there she first learned about the complexities of the music industry and developed a passion for helping creators get paid fairly and transparently.
Her passion eventually led her to fintech startup Mozaic, where she continues to serve creators with Mozaic’s automated royalty payment solution. As Senior Market Development Specialist, Amanda has become an expert on all sectors of the creator economy, while also working alongside independent creators and enterprise companies to simplify complicated royalties and payments. Most recently, Amanda participated in Google’s Startups Accelerator program on behalf of Mozaic.
Amanda brings her enthusiasm for storytelling and insight into both the creative and business sides of the entertainment industry to Viibe Hii, where she serves as Creative Producer: Entertainment.
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Dana Wronski
Creative Producer: Charity Coordinator
Dana Wronski is a San Francisco native who made her way to New York City at the age of 22 to pursue music and theater. There, she wrote songs, sang with bands, performed on T.V. and toured with musicals. Her love of performing eventually collided with hospitality when she agreed to open numerous restaurants for a growing restaurant concept in Manhattan. When she returned to the Bay Area 9 years later to open and manage the iconic Scala’s Bistro for Kimpton Hotels, earning a nod from The James Beard Foundation, Dana joined the historic gospel choir at Glide Memorial Church where she was involved with the food program which provides over 750,000 free meals annually to the disenfranchised. She helped spearhead several auctions for Glide with celebrity auctioneers Robin Williams and Sharon Stone.
Eventually moving her young family back East, Dana owned and operated restaurants while increasing her charity work locally and overseas. When approached to assist with the tour of an African Children’s Choir, Destiny Africa, she began writing songs for the choir and traveling to Uganda regularly to teach and record new music with the choir. Dana became ‘Mama Sweetie’ to the beautiful orphans and discovered the healing power of trauma through music.
Now residing in Nashville, Dana has expanded her love for songwriting, hospitality and nonprofits operating her own consulting company, Butter and Grace while offering her experience to the beloved nonprofit Thistle Farms, supporting women in recovery. Dana is proud to share her expertise and ability to connect people with Viibe Hii Entertainment where she serves as a Creative Producer; Charity Coordinator.