Soul-country vibes with Alex Lambert — a blend of Willie Nelson and Sam Cooke.
Alex Lambert is set to captivate audiences with his unique blend of soul and country music. Raised in Fort Worth, Lambert's sound is a rich tapestry of influences ranging from Willie Nelson to Sam Cooke. His recent signing with Big Loud Texas marks a new chapter, and his debut release, “Shoot Me Down,” showcases his distinct style.
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