Abraham Alexander

Abraham Alexander is an Academy Award-nominated musician and songwriter known for his blend of blues, folk, and gospel. Born in Athens, Greece to Nigerian parents and later relocating to Fort Worth, Texas, Alexander turned to music after a career-ending soccer injury, channeling personal adversity into emotionally resonant songwriting. His breakout self-titled EP established him as a new voice in contemporary music, and his debut album, "SEA/SONS," featured collaborations with Mavis Staples and Gary Clark Jr., debuting on Billboard’s Top Album Sales chart and contributing to his reputation in the music industry.

Alexander co-wrote the song "Like a Bird" for the film "Sing Sing," earning an Oscar nomination for Best Original Song at the 97th Academy Awards. His work has been recognized for its cross-genre appeal and ability to connect with diverse audiences. Alexander has performed at major festivals including Newport Folk Festival, Austin City Limits, and Bonnaroo, and has toured with artists such as Leon Bridges and The Lumineers, demonstrating his stage presence and storytelling abilities.

Alexander’s journey from personal setbacks to international recognition highlights his resilience and creative vision. His music, characterized by vulnerability and hope, has attracted listeners and critics, while his public appearances and collaborations underscore his versatility as a performer. Alexander continues to contribute to the contemporary music landscape through his recordings and live performances.