Alex Nelson

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Alex Nelson (born March 22, 1975) is an American singer-songwriter whose work is a blend of acoustic/electric guitar-driven indie rock/pop/electronica.

Early life and college years[]

Nelson was born in Beaumont, Texas and began taking piano lessons at an early age. It was not until high school that he began to play guitar on a regular basis. After moving from Texas to Florida, Nelson attended Nova Southeastern University in Davie, Florida, where he began making a name for himself in the local music circuit. It was at this time that he met Dillon Partin, Paul Roub and Marshall Willner from the band . After Partin's departure from the band, Nelson was asked to join the band to fill in on the bass. The group disbanded in 1996, and Nelson began his solo career.

Discography[]

• Sober Rover (1995)
• How Did We End Up Here? (2006)
• Everything You Wanted to Say But Didn't... (2009)

References[]

1. Singers Words Strike a Chord Sun-Sentinel August 7, 2009
2. How Alex Nelson Ended Up Here Metromix August 18, 2009

External links[]

• Official Site