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Roman Alexander - Biography
There’s a photo of Roman Alexander at 7 years old on stage with a full-sized guitar in hand and a look in his smile saying “This is where I’m meant to be.”
Now in his early 20s, Alexander has nearly two decades of performing. The first songs he learned on guitar were “Ring of Fire” and “Folsom Prison Blues,” thanks to a childhood love of Johnny Cash. His mother’s love for of Elvis Presley was also influential and you can hear the clever references to the King in his songs.
Alexander moved to Nashville to get his music heard. He posted his performances and gained a strong following, which led to him signing a publishing and development deal with Twelve 6 Entertainment. He began working with Jerry Flowers, a top writer in Nashville and Keith Urban’s bandleader, on refining his songwriting and elevating his live show.
Alexander’s new single “Cocktail Conversations” addresses new romance. You’ll pick up on the understated qualities of the lyrics and melodies. There’s an easy confidence born out of playing onstage for years.
“I just want to cut the best songs, whether they’re mine or not,” Alexander says. “If I happen to be able to write it, that’s great, but we’re in Nashville, so there are so many great songs out there.”
Now in his early 20s, Alexander has nearly two decades of performing. The first songs he learned on guitar were “Ring of Fire” and “Folsom Prison Blues,” thanks to a childhood love of Johnny Cash. His mother’s love for of Elvis Presley was also influential and you can hear the clever references to the King in his songs.
Alexander moved to Nashville to get his music heard. He posted his performances and gained a strong following, which led to him signing a publishing and development deal with Twelve 6 Entertainment. He began working with Jerry Flowers, a top writer in Nashville and Keith Urban’s bandleader, on refining his songwriting and elevating his live show.
Alexander’s new single “Cocktail Conversations” addresses new romance. You’ll pick up on the understated qualities of the lyrics and melodies. There’s an easy confidence born out of playing onstage for years.
“I just want to cut the best songs, whether they’re mine or not,” Alexander says. “If I happen to be able to write it, that’s great, but we’re in Nashville, so there are so many great songs out there.”
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