Alex Davis is a musician, recording engineer, producer, and educator with degrees from University of North Carolina Charlotte (MEd Learning, Design & Technology, 2022; Graduate Certificate in Instructional Systems Technology, 2022) and University of South Carolina (BM Composition, 2010). During his time at USC, he worked and studied recording engineering with Jeff Francis. After college, Alex worked in live sound and church AV, built home and portable recording studios, scored music and designed sound for films, and wrote, recorded, and toured as a solo piano-vocalist and with his bands, Miles to Go and Passing Worth.

In 2019, he began work as Coordinator of Audio Services at East Carolina University's School of Music. The role which initially began as chief recording engineer, manager of the graduate recording team, instructor of Introduction to Music Technology, and Technical Director for the S. Rudolph Alexander Performing Arts Series (SRAPAS) expanded and evolved to include instructor of Applied Music Technology and Electronic Music Composition, Managing and Artistic Director of SRAPAS, and the creator and program coordinator of a new Music Technology Certificate at both undergraduate and graduate levels. During this time, Alex continued private work producing several studio albums, audio/video productions, and recording and streaming for festivals and live performances. 

He has a deep love and appreciation for the transformative power of fine arts and the relationships we build through shared experiences around them.