Alix Lapri

Alix Lapri (born November 6, 1996) is an American singer, songwriter, and actress.

Born in Topeka, Lapri participated in many talent shows in her youth.

She portrays Effie Morales on Power and its sequel and spin-off, Power Book II: Ghost.

Alix Lapri was born November 6, 1996, in Topeka, Kansas to her mother, Lynn Geier.

The oldest out of three children, Lapri had begun taking an interest in music at an early age.

Lapri signed with Crown World Entertainment in 2011, and had become friends with Jacob Latimore, as they were signed to the same production company.

They released many song covers together, including that of "My Boo", a song by both Usher and Alicia Keys.

In July 2011, Lapri released a remixed cover of Jawan Harris's song, "Keisha", which featured Tyga, titled "Forget Keisha".

The song was widely popular on BET's 106 & Park, and Lapri both found his voice to be breathtaking and had been a huge fan of him, in which, this caused her to record the remix.

Her remix found success across his fan base, and she gained a considerable amount of recognition from it.

The following month, she and label mate, Jacob Latimore, recorded a cover of the Alicia Keys and Usher song, "My Boo".

In December, Lapri was featured on Jawan Harris’ "It’s On!"

mixtape.

On this mixtape, she recorded a remix cover of Big Sean’s Marvin & Chardonnay with Issa, which was age-friendly renamed to "Chris Brown and Kool-Aid".

In 2012, Lapri released her first extended play titled "I Am Alix Lapri".

The EP was released free of charge for download on multiple media outlets, and was met with positive reviews from various demographics.

She began her acting career in 2012, guest starring on a few episodes of Reed Between the Lines as Nataya.

In January 2012, she was featured on Issa's mixtape, King Issa, on a track titled Arriven.

In July, Lapri released her first EP titled "I Am Alix Lapri".

The extended play was released free of charge for download on multiple media outlets, and was met with generally positive reviews.

Crown World Entertainment announced the No. 1 Girl Power Tour, which would have featured Lapri, Cymia, HiRiz and Kourtney Heart as performers.

The tour was cancelled before any tour dates were released, for unforeseen reasons.

In October, she appeared on season one of BET's Reed Between the Lines as Nataya, alongside Tracee Ellis Ross and Malcolm-Jamal Warner.

In November, Alix sang the National Anthem at the WNBA Atlanta Dream playoff game against the Indiana Fever.

She was also featured on Jacob Latimore's "This Is Me" mixtape, on the sixth track listed song, "Clique", which featured Lapri and Justin Martin.

Latimore, Lapri, and Martin were the first entertainers to be signed to Crown World Entertainment.

In December, she was featured on the cover of Sesi Magazine.

Also, she and Rick of Bluff City recorded a cover of "Nobody's Business", a Rihanna and Chris Brown song.

The video was sequentially released that following week.

In May 2013, Lapri was featured on the cover of G3 Magazine.

She also starred in Standing Up, a film about two kids who befriend each other after being left nude in a lake as victims of a summer camp prank.

They run away from camp and for three days learn more about each other than they've ever known before.

She played the role of Tiwana, and the film was released in August.

Following this, she has also had roles on shows such as Red Band Society (2014), as Quinby, and in major motion films such as Den of Thieves (2018), as Maloa.

In 2014, Lapri starred guest starred in Red Band Society as Quinby, on the episode titled, "There's No Place Like Homecoming".

Quinby was a passive aggressive teenager that had befriended Emma, a patient, at her first school dance.

She also played the role of Brittany in Core: A Short Film About Bullying, which was filmed two years prior to its release in 2014.

In 2015, Jacob Latimore and Lapri released a cover of Rae Sremmurd's "Throw Summo".

She released a cover for "Wish Your Love Away" by Brandy.

He and Lapri also attended the 2015 Kids Choice Awards together, where she spoke about her large YouTube fan base, and how she was finding a new sound for herself and her music.