The age-old adage for country music hopefuls is that “Nashville is a ten-year town.”
Seth Alexander threw that metaphor out the window.
With his “head down,” he was determined to take the fast track to jumpstart his recording career.
 
“I stepped out of my car on downtown Broadway one clear, warm and humid night, and immediately came to the realization that the best education would come from the harsh reality that only Nashville has to offer.”
 
The Oregon born, Idaho raised dream seeker moved to Music City in 2018. Within 12 months of his arrival, Seth’s day job landed him a chance meeting with one of Nashville’s respected producers, Richard Donahue. Donahue, who was a former band member of The Accents (signed to RCA Records for 12 years), transitioned to artist development and production. The two quickly developed camaraderie. The working relationship brought Seth into the studio where he recorded alongside the likes of Kerry Marx (Musical Director for the Grand Ole Opry), Catherine Marx and Tommy Harden (Reba’s keyboard player and drummer) and Tony King (harmony vocalist for Brooks and Dunn).
 
Seth’s musical tastes were influenced early on by the tunes that sang from the car stereo of his grand dad’s old red Datsun (Haggard, Jones, Keith Whitley, George Strait and Garth), and “cousin Bobby” who played at fairs and festivals, and carried Seth in tow. Seth learned to play guitar as a six-year-old on an instrument that his grand dad bought for him at a garage sale. Honing his song craft, Seth took cues from Bobby and two of his favorite songwriters, Craig Wiseman and Jeffrey Steele.
 
“For me, writing is intimate; I write from a personal space. It’s a time that I have to myself and I’m not afraid to tell the truth. When the ink is dry, it’s not up to me, it’s about how the song makes me, and others, feel.”
 
An active member of the Music City community, Seth maintains a steady writing appointment schedule with some of Nashville’s finest; he’s performed at notable venues including The Local, Live Oak and Commodore Grille. With a knack to frame a realistic story supported by strong catchy hooks and dynamic instrumentals, Seth’s talents rise above the smoke and mirrors, and vanilla sugar coatings.   …and it’s his love of God and passion for his music that make him a standout.
 
“Till death do us part, music is a love that has never left me or let me down”