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Roman Alexander “has already shown the potential to be one of the brightest country stars of his generation” (HollywoodLife). Alexander gives his personal touch to any song that hits his lips while continuing to own its original message and emotion. His unique style has already caught the attention of his audience and press alike with People Magazine calling “his retro-feel nothing short of irresistible” – and his forthcoming EP further cements that sentiment. Produced by Keith Urban band leader Jerry Flowers, the project will include seven new tunes, including irresistibly sultry groove “Mess Me Up” (out 2/17), as well as sexy classic country mid-tempo “One Tequila.”

Bursting onto the scene in 2020 with his debut single “Cocktail Conversations,” a track that garnered over 7 million collective streams and led to a feature on NBC’s Today Show, the Missouri native shows no signs of slowing down. The explosive track comes from his first EP BETWEEN YOU & ME which also features a buzzworthy duet version of the title track with Big Loud Record’s Ashley Cook. The version saw impressive traction and found its way into the Top 10 on Rolling Stone’s Trending 25 chart.

Notably, the “rising country star” (Wide Open Country), now with two EP’s under his belt and a third in tow set for release this summer, was named one of Spotify’s Hot Country Artists to Watch 2021, charted on the Spotify US Viral 50, and is one of the longest-running independent artists on Spotify’s Hot Country playlist.

Continuously proving “he’s climbing to the top of his game”(Country Now), tracks like “Trying Not To” with Alanna Springsteen and, most recently, “Can I See My Dog?,” have helped catapult Alexander to over 62M global streams and average 1M streams per week. He also has a hand in other artists’ success, most recently co-penning the Dustin Lynch Top 20 “Party Mode.” Signed to Nashville’s Twelve6 Entertainment, Alexander “has won over the industry and fans with his earnest and confident performances” (American Songwriter) and captivated audiences across the nation opening for Sam Hunt, Old Dominion, Billy Currington and more.