Alysha Brilla is a Juno-nominated artist, producer and composer, and one of the first self-produced female artists in history to receive a Juno nomination for her debut album. As the CEO and founder of Sunny Jam Records, Brilla has spent over a decade championing diversity and equity in audio production, creating opportunities for women, non-binary artists and BIPOC creators in the music industry.

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With a career spanning award-winning film composition, international touring, and high-profile music production, Brilla’s work has been recognized by the Canadian Screen Awards, SOCAN, and the European Commission’s Keychange Initiative. She has scored feature films, including the critically acclaimed "The Queen of My Dreams", and has produced for artists across genres, including Guatemalan-Canadian singer Paula Sofia.

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Brilla is an entrepreneurial force in the music industry, receiving the Women in Music Canada Entrepreneur of the Year Honours and being selected for Music Publishers Canada’s Women In The Studio accelerator program. She also served as a professor of music production at Berklee College of Music, where she was the only female faculty in the department and an advisor for We Are Moving The Needle, an organization dedicated to gender parity in music tech.

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At Sunny Jam Records, Brilla is expanding her impact with a mobile production initiative - bringing professional recording experiences to underserved communities. Her leadership in the industry continues to break barriers, proving that music production is for everyone, regardless of gender or background.