From captivating Presidents at Inaugural Galas to garnering praise from esteemed musicians like Steve Cropper, Alex Harris is igniting a fervor with his authentic charm and impassioned delivery of the timeless sound of classic R&B. Poised to make an indelible mark, his magnetic presence and soulful timbre evoke the spirit of legends while crafting a distinctly fresh narrative that resonates deeply with audiences worldwide.

"Recording the album Back To Us was a collaborative journey of creativity," Harris shares. "Working alongside visionaries like my brother and producer David (SwagG R'celious) Harris, as well as talents such as Alonzo 'Zo' Harris and Kelly Finnegan, was truly inspiring." "From the onset," he continues, "we aimed to capture a genuine essence. Each track is a testament to our shared passion for soulful storytelling."

The album opens with a stirring rendition of Kevin Welch's "Millionaire," setting the stage for a soulful exploration of love and longing. Harris' emotive vocals breathe new life into classics like "Something Gotta Change" and "Fallin'," offering a heartfelt glimpse into his personal journey.

Venturing into sacred territory with covers of Otis Redding's "I've Got Dreams To Remember" and Solomon Burke's "Cry To Me," Harris showcases his ability to infuse timeless classics with contemporary flair. "When selecting songs for the album, 'I've Got Dreams To Remember' initially wasn't on my radar," Harris reveals. "But upon revisiting it, I found a resonance with its message of hope amidst adversity - a sentiment that deeply resonates with me."

Harris' ascent from rural Georgia to musical prominence is as compelling as his music itself. Raised in a household steeped in faith and education, Harris' early exposure to gospel music laid the foundation for his soulful expression. As the lead singer of the family band, he honed his craft, blending entrepreneurial spirit with a philanthropic ethos.

Driven by a desire to empower youth, Harris founded the Arts Conservatory for Teens, a nonprofit dedicated to using the arts as a vehicle for social change. "My upbringing instilled in me a profound sense of responsibility to give back," Harris explains. "Through my foundation, I aim to inspire the next generation and uplift underserved communities."

From chance encounters in New York studios to the global release of Back To Us, Harris' journey embodies resilience, authenticity, and an unwavering commitment to his craft. "My music is a testament to the transformative power of soul," Harris declares. "Rooted in the shared experiences of gospel tradition, it serves as a celebration of life's complexities - a beacon of hope and healing in turbulent times."