Meet Alexandra John: Siblings Soaring High with “Taking Off”

There’s a gravitational quality to Alexandra John, and “Taking Off” pulls you right into their orbit with the kind of force that feels effortless. The brother-sister duo, Liza Alexandra and Weston Cain, step confidently into a shimmering space of disco-pop, pairing rhythmic precision with an unshakable groove. From the moment the drums kick in—tight and trimmed with purpose—you’re swept into their world. Add a bubbling bassline and Weston’s elastic guitar riffs, and the foundation is both bold and buoyant. Liza’s voice soars above it all, sleek and polished like sunlight glinting off polished chrome, wrapping the track in a vibe of possibility.

Liza’s directorial eye, teamed with Trey Fanjoy’s expertise, turns a retro Pan-Am airplane into a stage for disco-fueled liberation. Dancing flight attendants sway beneath flashing lights—capturing the track’s glistening energy. Liza transforms between a go-go-booted flight attendant and a swirling disco queen, while Weston plays the ever-steady presence on the guitar, letting the scene’s energy shine through. One moment, they’re in a room of clouds; the next, they’re reveling in sparkled abandon. The vibe is effervescent without feeling overdone, like the feeling of catching your second wind on a dance floor.

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