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Alexander Jean is an American music duo made up of singers Mark Ballas and BC Jean. The name for the duo is a combination of their two middle names. Ballas and Jean first met in 2012. Ballas was performing in a band while Jean was performing her own material. They became an official music duo in 2015. They also married each other in November 2016.[1][2]
Their debut single was "Roses and Violets". It reached the top 20 on Billboard's Bubbling Under Hot 100 chart. Alexander Jean were picked in November 2018 as Elvis Duran's Artist of the Month. The duo was featured on NBC's Today show, hosted by Hoda Kotb and Kathie Lee Gifford, broadcast nationally in the United States where they performed a live version of their single "Waiting for You".
Members
[edit]Mark Ballas
[edit]Mark Alexander Ballas Jr. (born May 24, 1986) is a British/American singer-songwriter, musician, critically acclaimed professional dancer, choreographer and actor. He played Charlie Price in the 2012 Broadway musical Kinky Boots and played Frankie Valli in the Broadway musical Jersey Boys.
BC Jean
[edit]Brittany Jean Carlson[3] (born April 22, 1987),[3] better known by her stage name BC Jean,[3][4] is an American singer-songwriter and actress, perhaps best known for writing the song "If I Were a Boy" which was later sung by Beyoncé and achieved worldwide commercial success.
Discography
[edit]EPs
[edit]- 2016: Head High
- 2017: High Enough
- 2021: Coming Down
Singles
[edit]- 2016: "Roses and Violets"
- 2016: "So Bad"
- 2017: "Paper Planes"
- 2017: "We Three Kings" (feat. Casey Abrams)
- 2018: "Stampede" (feat. Lindsey Stirling)
- 2018: "Waiting for You"
- 2019: "O Holy Night"
- 2020: "For Anybody Wondering"
- 2020: "Nevermind"
- 2020: "Highs & Lows"[5]
- 2020: "God Rest You Merry, Gentlemen"
- 2021: "Another One Bites the Dust" (original performed by Queen)
References
[edit]- ^ Brooke Bajgrowicz (December 13, 2018). "How Alexander Jean Turned Relationship Woes into Heartfelt Music – And a Real-Life Love Story: Interview". Billboard. Retrieved March 20, 2019.
- ^ Chris Malone (November 29, 2017). "Mark Ballas & BC Jean Update Christmas Carol 'We Three Kings' in New Video". Billboard. Retrieved March 20, 2019.
- ^ a b c Varga, George (September 10, 2010). "Starbound? Major label debut by San Diego's BC Jean out Monday". U-T San Diego. Archived from the original on October 10, 2016. Retrieved September 15, 2010.
At 23, San Diego native BC Jean...
- ^ Lewis, Randy (September 10, 2010). "BC Jean is ready to greet the world". Los Angeles Times. Pop Music. Archived from the original on September 15, 2010. Retrieved September 15, 2010.
- ^ Telling, Gillian (November 13, 2020). "Mark Ballas and Wife BC Jean Release New Love Song — Listen to Alexander Jean's 'Highs & Lows'". People. Retrieved November 14, 2020.
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Background
Mark Ballas
Mark Ballas was born on May 24, 1986, in Houston, Texas, to professional ballroom dancers Corky Ballas, an American, and Shirley Ballas, a British ballroom champion.[5] His paternal grandfather, George Ballas, was a noted entrepreneur and inventor who developed the Weed Eater, a revolutionary string trimmer tool.[6] Shortly after his birth, Ballas moved to London with his family, where he began intensive training in dance, acting, and singing at the Italia Conti Academy of Theatre Arts at age four.[7] He returned to Houston at age 11 to further his dance education under his parents' guidance at their studio.[7] Ballas's early career in dance was marked by rigorous training from childhood, leading to competitive success as a junior dancer, including gold medals at the Junior Olympics and multiple international youth championships.[8] By his mid-teens, he had transitioned into professional performances, touring with productions like Burn the Floor.[8] His Broadway debut came later, with a role in Jersey Boys as Frankie Valli from October 2016 to the show's closure in January 2017, followed by portraying Charlie Price in Kinky Boots from September to November 2018.[9] These stage roles showcased his versatility as a performer blending dance, acting, and vocal talents. Ballas gained widespread television fame as a professional dancer on Dancing with the Stars, joining in season 5 in 2007 and appearing across 20 seasons until his retirement after season 31 (2022).[10] He won the Mirrorball Trophy three times: in season 6 (2008) with Olympic figure skater Kristi Yamaguchi, season 8 (2009) with gymnast Shawn Johnson, and season 31 (2022) with TikTok star Charli D'Amelio.[10] His choreography on the show earned an Emmy nomination in 2011, highlighting his innovative approach to ballroom and contemporary styles. Prior to forming the duo Alexander Jean, Ballas pursued music as a singer-songwriter and guitarist, drawing influences from rock artists like Eric Clapton and John Mayer, as well as flamenco traditions.[11] He co-founded the pop group Ballas Hough Band with fellow Dancing with the Stars pro Derek Hough, releasing their self-titled debut album BHB in 2009.[12] Ballas followed with his solo debut album HurtLoveBox in 2011 and the single "Get My Name" in 2014, while also contributing original songs and live guitar performances to Dancing with the Stars soundtracks.[13] These efforts laid the groundwork for Alexander Jean as a natural extension of his songwriting and performance interests.[13]BC Jean
Brittany Jean Carlson, professionally known as BC Jean, was born on April 22, 1987, in San Diego, California.[14] She developed an early interest in music, beginning to write poems at age five and transitioning to songwriting during her teenage years, drawing inspiration from artists like Alanis Morissette, No Doubt, Queen, and Rod Stewart.[15] By her early twenties, Jean had established herself in the music industry, signing with J Records—under the stewardship of Clive Davis—in December 2008 at age 21.[16] Jean's songwriting career gained prominence with her co-authorship of "If I Were a Boy" alongside producer Toby Gad, initially recorded as a demo in 2008; Beyoncé later included it on her album I Am... Sasha Fierce, where it became a global hit, reaching number one in eight countries including Italy, the United Kingdom, and Sweden, and peaking at number three on the Billboard Hot 100.[17][15] She continued to pen tracks for major artists, including "Are You Ready" and "Que Será" for Miley Cyrus as Hannah Montana on the 2010 soundtrack Hannah Montana Forever, as well as "Put Your Hearts Up" for Ariana Grande's 2011 debut single.[18] These successes solidified her reputation as a versatile hitmaker in pop music. Under J Records, she released her own debut singles, such as "Just a Guy" in 2010 and "I'll Survive You" in 2011, though a full-length album was never issued. In addition to music, Jean ventured into acting and soundtrack contributions during this period. She appeared in a supporting role as Harper Walker in the 2011 web series The Talent Show, produced by Alloy Entertainment.[19] She also composed the song "If I Were a Boy" for the soundtrack of the 2010 film Di Di Hollywood, performed by Kym Mazelle.[20] Her pre-duo musical style blended pop and R&B elements, characterized by emotionally charged, narrative-driven lyrics that explored themes of relationships and personal resilience, as evident in her solo releases and demo work.[18]Formation and early career
Meeting and marriage
Mark Ballas and BC Jean first met in 2012 at a charity fundraiser concert in Los Angeles, organized by mutual friends in the music industry. Ballas, impressed by Jean's vocal performance, obtained her contact information and pursued her romantically for several months before they began dating after a lengthy initial outing.[21][22] Their relationship deepened over the next few years, leading to Ballas proposing to Jean on November 25, 2015, the day before Thanksgiving. The couple announced their engagement publicly in January 2016. This personal milestone coincided with the formation of their musical duo, Alexander Jean, in 2015, as a creative extension of their romance.[23][24] Ballas and Jean married on November 25, 2016, exactly one year after the proposal, in a private bohemian-style ceremony at Calamigos Ranch in Malibu, California. The intimate event, attended by close family and friends including fellow Dancing with the Stars cast members, featured musical elements such as performances by the Vitamin String Quartet for the bridal processional and a first dance to Coldplay's "Magic," which incorporated an impromptu tango choreographed by Ballas.[21][25] The duo's name, Alexander Jean, derives from their respective middle names—Alexander for Ballas and Jean for Brittany Jean Carlson.[2][26]Debut releases
Alexander Jean officially launched as an indie pop duo in 2015, with Mark Ballas and BC Jean self-producing their initial tracks in home studios to capture an organic, intimate sound.[27][28] The duo's debut single, "Roses and Violets," released on July 27, 2015, peaked in the top 20 on Billboard's Bubbling Under Hot 100 chart and explored themes of love and vulnerability through heartfelt lyrics and acoustic arrangements.[29][30] Follow-up singles "So Bad," released September 15, 2016, and "Paper Planes," released in 2017, further showcased their acoustic pop style, blending folk-infused melodies with emotional storytelling.[31][32] Their debut EP, Head High, arrived on June 3, 2016, featuring six tracks including the title song and earlier singles "Roses and Violets" and "So Bad," and was independently released under Alexander Jean Music.[33] The project gained early traction through placements on Spotify playlists and live performances at intimate Los Angeles venues like the Hotel Café, building a dedicated fanbase for their raw, duo-driven performances.[34][35]Musical career
2016–2018: Initial EPs and singles
Alexander Jean began their recording career with the debut EP Head High, self-released on June 3, 2016, featuring six tracks that introduced their pop-rock sound with influences from R&B and power pop. The EP included early singles like "Roses and Violets" (initially released in 2015) and "So Bad," establishing themes of love and resilience.[33] In June 2017, Alexander Jean released their second EP, High Enough, which featured five tracks blending pop and rock elements, including the lead single "High Enough."[36][37] The EP showcased the duo's evolving sound, with guitar-driven arrangements and harmonious vocals highlighting tracks like "Paper Planes" and "Easier Said Than Done."[36] Building on the foundational success of their debut releases such as "Roses and Violets," High Enough marked a step forward in production and thematic depth, focusing on themes of resilience and relationships.[38] The duo continued to build momentum with notable singles during this period. In November 2017, they released "We Three Kings," a holiday cover featuring vocalist Casey Abrams, which reimagined the traditional carol with modern pop-rock instrumentation.[39] The following year, in June 2018, Alexander Jean collaborated with violinist Lindsey Stirling on "Stampede," a high-energy track infused with her signature violin riffs, which amassed over 10 million streams across platforms.[40][41] These releases contributed to key milestones for the duo. In November 2018, Alexander Jean was named Elvis Duran's Artist of the Month, recognizing their rising profile and the emotional resonance of their music.[42] That same month, they performed live on NBC's Today show, promoting their recent work and engaging a broader audience through high-profile television exposure.[26] Touring played a crucial role in their promotion during this era, as Alexander Jean headlined small-scale U.S. tours to connect with fans and refine their live performances.[43] These outings, often in intimate venues, drew visibility from Mark Ballas's established fanbase on Dancing with the Stars, helping to amplify collaborations like "Stampede" and solidify their presence in the indie pop-rock scene.[44]2019–2021: Coming Down and milestones
In late 2019 and early 2020, Alexander Jean began adapting their creative process amid the escalating COVID-19 pandemic, which imposed widespread restrictions on live performances and studio collaborations. The duo shifted to home recording setups, converting a spare room into a makeshift studio to self-produce material remotely, allowing them to continue developing their introspective sound influenced by earlier EPs like High Enough and Head High. This period marked a transition toward more personal and resilient themes in their music, reflecting the emotional challenges of isolation and relationship dynamics during lockdowns.[38] A key release from this era was the single "Highs & Lows," an emotional ballad released on November 13, 2020, that delves into the complexities of long-term partnerships beyond initial romance. The track, co-written and produced by Mark Ballas and BC Jean, captures themes of perseverance through relational ups and downs, drawing from their own experiences as a couple. Released during heightened pandemic restrictions, it resonated with listeners navigating personal uncertainties, and has since amassed over 4.2 million streams on Spotify alone.[45][46] Following this, Alexander Jean covered Marcy Playground's 1997 alternative rock hit "Sex and Candy" as a single on June 1, 2021, infusing it with a modern twist through their indie-pop sensibilities and layered harmonies. The self-produced track reimagines the original's hazy nostalgia with contemporary production elements, emphasizing emotional depth over the source material's grunge edge. Later that year, they released the Halloween-themed single "Toe Tag" on October 25, 2021, a spooky rock track self-produced at home. In November 2021, they issued an acoustic cover of Queen's "Another One Bites the Dust," which gained attention through a performance on ABC's The Queen Family Singalong. This release served as a bridge to their fuller body of work, blending covers with original introspection.[38][47][48] The culmination of these efforts was their third EP, Coming Down, self-released on July 23, 2021, via the artist-led label Parts + Labor Records. Comprising six tracks—"Coming Down," "Nevermind," "Highs & Lows," "For Anybody Wondering," "Drunk," and "Sex and Candy"—the EP explores themes of resilience, emotional vulnerability, and personal growth amid adversity. Produced entirely at home during pandemic lockdowns, it highlights the duo's hands-on approach to engineering and songwriting, fostering a raw, authentic sound that built on their growing streaming audience.[38] This period also saw significant milestones for the duo, including a surge in digital engagement as remote listening became the norm.2022–present: Hiatus, family influences, and return
Following the release of their EP Coming Down in 2021, Alexander Jean entered a period of hiatus to prioritize family life, during which Mark Ballas retired from his role as a professional dancer on Dancing with the Stars after the 2022 season 31 finale. Ballas shifted focus to other creative pursuits, including a collaboration on an animation project with acclaimed director John Musker, known for films such as The Little Mermaid and Moana. This break allowed the duo to navigate personal challenges, including a pregnancy loss in 2022, while building their family.[49][50] The hiatus profoundly influenced their music, particularly with the single "Rainbow," released on October 5, 2023, which reflected on their experience of pregnancy loss. This was followed by "So Small," released on November 2, 2023, which served as a "musical diary" capturing the "beautiful chaos and transformative journey of becoming parents." The track explores themes of vulnerability, overwhelming love, and the raw emotions tied to impending parenthood, inspired directly by BC Jean's pregnancy with their son, Banksi Wylde Ballas, whom they welcomed on November 5, 2023. These releases marked a poignant return to music amid family milestones, blending indie pop with introspective lyrics that resonated with fans experiencing similar life transitions.[51][4][52][53] After a two-year break from major releases to embrace parenthood, Alexander Jean made a full return with the single "I Don't Dance" on September 26, 2025, announced as the lead track teasing an upcoming EP as part of a broader release plan. The song, co-written by Ballas and Jean, reflects their evolved artistry post-hiatus, incorporating themes of resilience and joy drawn from family experiences. Building anticipation through social media teasers, the duo has re-engaged fans, achieving over 160,000 monthly listeners on Spotify by late 2025. Limited live performances, including appearances at select indie events, have further signaled their comeback.[54][1][55]Musical style and influences
Genre and sound
Alexander Jean's music is primarily classified as indie pop infused with rock and alternative elements, drawing from singer-songwriter traditions to create a raw, rhythmic sound. Their style emphasizes heartfelt expression through powerful dual vocals and percussive guitar riffs, often blending warm pop melodies with edgier rock influences for an eclectic, old-meets-new aesthetic that spans '70s and '90s vibes.[38][3][56] This genre foundation is characterized by acoustic-driven instrumentation, close vocal harmonies, and live-feeling arrangements that prioritize emotional authenticity over polished production.[27][18] The duo's sound has evolved from an initial focus on stripped-back, acoustic-centric recordings to a more varied palette incorporating subtle rock and indie textures, enhancing their eclectic appeal while maintaining a core of organic simplicity. Early efforts highlighted raw, home-recorded intimacy with minimal layering, reflecting a "less is more" philosophy that spotlights unprocessed vocals and guitar work. Over time, their approach has broadened to include warmer pop elements and occasional genre-blending nods, such as faint country inflections, allowing for greater dynamic range without losing the foundational rawness.[38][56][27] Production for Alexander Jean adopts a DIY ethos, utilizing home studios to foster a collaborative, tag-team process where Mark Ballas contributes guitar foundations and engineering, while BC Jean drives the vocal leads and lyrical content. This self-sufficient method enables a natural, vacation-like creative flow, emphasizing all-live instrumentation and honest songwriting that avoids overproduction in favor of relatable immediacy.[18][38][27] Thematically, their work consistently explores personal relationships, resilience amid emotional challenges, and the nuances of everyday feelings, transforming intimate experiences into universally resonant narratives.[57][56] This consistency stems in part from the members' solo backgrounds, where Ballas's rock and flamenco influences merge with Jean's pop and poetic roots to shape the duo's blended style.[27][18]Influences and collaborations
Alexander Jean's music draws from a broad spectrum of influences, blending classic rock with contemporary elements. BC Jean has cited Queen and Led Zeppelin as foundational inspirations, along with the polished pop of Britney Spears and '90s alternative acts like No Doubt's Tragic Kingdom and Alanis Morissette's Jagged Little Pill, which emphasized raw emotional expression in songwriting.[58] In a 2021 interview, the duo described their approach as embracing music from the '70s and '90s without adhering to a single era, creating a timeless quality they termed an eclectic mix of periods they love.[38] Their genre blends reflect the individual backgrounds of its members, incorporating dance rhythms from Ballas's experience as a professional dancer on Dancing with the Stars, which infuses their tracks with rhythmic energy and groove. Jean's R&B and soul influences, honed through writing the global hit "If I Were a Boy" for Beyoncé, add layers of vocal intensity and melodic soulfulness to their indie foundation.[28][59] Key collaborations have highlighted these influences and broadened their appeal. In 2018, they teamed up with violinist Lindsey Stirling for "Stampede," a track that fused indie rock with electronic violin, marking one of their most impactful partnerships and underscoring themes of collaboration. The 2017 holiday single "We Three Kings" featured American Idol alum Casey Abrams, blending festive harmonies with their signature storytelling; they revisited this in 2023 with an acoustic version.[60][61][55] Their 2021 cover of Marcy Playground's "Sex and Candy" reimagined the '90s alt-rock staple in an indie style, gaining traction through viral TikTok streams exceeding 1.2 million views.[62][63] That same year, Alexander Jean joined ABC's The Queen Family Singalong to perform "Another One Bites the Dust" alongside Derek Hough, explicitly honoring Queen as one of their biggest influences and demonstrating the harmonic complexity drawn from classic rock.[60] These collaborations have notably expanded Alexander Jean's audience, introducing their music to Stirling's electronic fanbase and holiday listeners via Abrams, while the Queen tribute reinforced their rock roots and connected with classic rock enthusiasts. Influences from these sources manifest in their intricate harmonies and narrative-driven lyrics, echoing the storytelling of '90s and classic rock traditions.[64][65]Personal life
Marriage and family
Alexander Jean, the musical duo consisting of Mark Ballas and BC Jean (born Brittany Jean Carlson), have maintained a private yet supportive marriage since tying the knot in November 2016 in Malibu, California.[1] The couple reside in Los Angeles and prioritize a low-key lifestyle amid their creative pursuits.[66] In November 2023, Ballas and Jean welcomed their first child, a son named Banksi Wylde Ballas, born on November 5.[67] The couple openly shared aspects of Jean's pregnancy journey through public announcements and a collaborative song, "So Small," which captured their anticipation and emotional depth leading up to the birth.[68] Prior to this, they had experienced a miscarriage in 2022, an event they later addressed in their music to raise awareness about pregnancy loss.[69] As new parents, Ballas and Jean have navigated the demands of family life alongside their music career, describing the transition to parenthood as a "beautiful chaos" and transformative experience.[51] Jean has continued her songwriting and performances while embracing motherhood, with the couple emphasizing the joys and challenges of balancing creative work with raising their son.[70] The duo approaches their family life with intentional privacy, sharing select milestones publicly but withholding details about daily routines to safeguard their child's well-being.[1] This deliberate boundary reflects their commitment to fostering a nurturing environment away from the spotlight.[71]Philanthropy and other ventures
Alexander Jean, the musical duo consisting of Mark Ballas and BC Jean, has engaged in several philanthropic efforts, leveraging their platform to support causes related to children's health and disaster relief. In 2016, they performed at the Tubeathon event in support of the American Red Cross's Giving Day, raising awareness and funds for humanitarian aid.[72] Additionally, Ballas and Jean have participated in events for the Starlight Children's Foundation, performing to bring joy and support to hospitalized children.[73] Ballas has been involved in mental health advocacy through the Ballas Foundation, which he co-founded with his mother in 2010 following the suicide of his uncle. The foundation focuses on suicide prevention and emotional well-being, reflecting a personal commitment to addressing mental health challenges.[74] Beyond philanthropy, Ballas pursued a venture in dance education by opening the Mark Ballas Dance Studio in 2018, which offered group and private lessons in ballroom dancing and emphasized accessible instruction for all ages.[75] In 2025, Ballas returned to Dancing with the Stars as a contestant for season 34.[76] Jean has continued her songwriting career independently, contributing to hits for major artists such as co-writing "If I Were a Boy" for Beyoncé in 2008, which topped charts worldwide.[77] In acting, she has appeared in indie projects, including a role in the 2010 film Di Di Hollywood and the web series The Talent Show in 2011.[14] Jointly, Ballas and Jean launched an official merchandise line in 2021 via their website, featuring apparel like hoodies and T-shirts to connect with fans and support their independent music endeavors.[78] Their social media presence has occasionally highlighted themes of emotional resilience, aligning with broader advocacy for mental health awareness.[79]Discography
EPs
Alexander Jean's discography includes three extended plays, each showcasing the duo's evolving indie pop and folk-infused sound. The debut EP, Head High, was independently released on June 3, 2016, comprising six tracks: "Thief," "Roses and Violets," "So Bad," "Head High," "Whiskey and Morphine," and "Run." The title track served as the lead single, highlighting the project's raw, emotional energy.[80][33] Their follow-up, High Enough, arrived on June 26, 2017, also as an independent release under Alexander Jean Music, with five tracks including "F**k You No One Loves You Like Me," "High Enough," "Paper Planes," "Easier Said Than Done," and "Wouldn't Change a Thing." The title track functioned as a key single, emphasizing themes of escapism and resilience.[81][36] In 2021, Coming Down was self-released through Parts + Labor Records on July 23, featuring six tracks: "Coming Down," "Nevermind," "Highs & Lows," "For Anybody Wondering," "Drunk," and "Sex and Candy." This EP delves into introspective themes of personal highs and lows, reflecting the duo's life experiences during a period of self-production.[82][83][38] As of November 2025, new music like "I Don't Dance" has been released, with speculation about potential future releases including an EP, but no release date, track details, or label have been confirmed.[54]Singles
Alexander Jean's singles discography features a mix of original tracks and covers, often showcasing their pop and folk influences. Their debut single, "Roses and Violets," released in 2016, marked their entry into the music scene and achieved commercial success by peaking at No. 19 on the Billboard Bubbling Under Hot 100 chart.[84] Following this, "So Bad" was released in 2016 as a follow-up single, highlighting the duo's songwriting partnership.[85] In 2017, they issued "Paper Planes," an original track inspired by personal milestones.[86] That same year, "We Three Kings," featuring vocalist Casey Abrams, offered a holiday-infused rendition of the classic carol.[87] The 2018 single "Stampede," featuring violinist Lindsey Stirling, blended pop with instrumental elements and amassed over 10 million streams across platforms.[46] "Highs & Lows," released in 2020, explored emotional contrasts and garnered significant traction on TikTok with over 1.9 million streams there as of 2021; total streams exceed 4 million across platforms as of 2025.[88][46] In 2021, Alexander Jean released a cover of Marcy Playground's "Sex and Candy," reinterpreting the 1990s alternative rock hit in their acoustic style.[89] That year, they also released the original single "Toe Tag" and an acoustic cover of Queen's "Another One Bites the Dust," the latter performed on the Queen Family Singalong special.[47][90] After a period of reduced output, they returned in 2023 with "So Small," a reflective original single.[91] Their 2025 release, "I Don't Dance," served as their first single following a two-year hiatus, signaling a renewed focus on music amid family priorities.[92]| Title | Year | Featured Artist | Peak Chart/Streams |
|---|---|---|---|
| Roses and Violets | 2016 | None | No. 19 Bubbling Under Hot 100 |
| So Bad | 2016 | None | - |
| Paper Planes | 2017 | None | - |
| We Three Kings | 2017 | Casey Abrams | - |
| Stampede | 2018 | Lindsey Stirling | Over 10 million streams |
| Highs & Lows | 2020 | None | Over 4 million streams (2025); significant TikTok traction |
| Sex and Candy | 2021 | None | - |
| Another One Bites the Dust | 2021 | None | - |
| Toe Tag | 2021 | None | - |
| So Small | 2023 | None | - |
| I Don't Dance | 2025 | None | First post-hiatus release |