Alec Benjamin

Singer and songwriter with debut album

Alec Benjamin - Artists & Creatives born May 28th, 1994
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A singer and songwriter emerged in the music scene in the late 2010s. Gained recognition through heartfelt lyrics and relatable themes. First full-length album, 'These Two Windows', released in 2020, featuring hit singles that showcased storytelling abilities and emotional depth. Performed at various music festivals and collaborated with notable artists, further increasing visibility in the industry.

Released debut album 'These Two Windows'

Achieved viral success with 'Let Me Down Slowly'

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