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Born on December 25, 1990, in London, UK, Alex Hepburn is a highly accomplished multi-platinum selling artist celebrated for her distinctive broken raspy vocals and raw songwriting style. Alex made an impact on the music scene as the opening act for Bruno Mars' European "Doo-Woops & Hooligans" tour. Her debut EP gained significant attention in Europe, paving the way for her chart-topping album, multi-platinum status across the continent. The album's lead single reached the top 10 in numerous European countries, her second album, "Things I've Seen," featuring a remarkable collaboration with James Arthur on the poignant track "Burn me Alive." Co-written by James & Alex, the song fearlessly addresses the sensitive subject of her sister's suicide. Notably, Alex's album also showcases collaborations with acclaimed talents such as Jamie Hartman, Stuart Crichton, Amir from Rudimental, James Newman, King Henry, Russ & Chris Ballard, Pete Boxta, and the late Aretha Franklin "I Believe.
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Born on December 25, 1990, in London, UK, Alex Hepburn is a highly accomplished multi-platinum selling artist celebrated for her distinctive broken raspy vocals and raw songwriting style. Alex made an impact on the music scene as the opening act for Bruno Mars' European "Doo-Woops & Hooligans" tour. Her debut EP gained significant attention in Europe, paving the way for her chart-topping album, multi-platinum status across the continent. The album's lead single reached the top 10 in numerous European countries, her second album, "Things I've Seen," featuring a remarkable collaboration with James Arthur on the poignant track "Burn me Alive." Co-written by James & Alex, the song fearlessly addresses the sensitive subject of her sister's suicide. Notably, Alex's album also showcases collaborations with acclaimed talents such as Jamie Hartman, Stuart Crichton, Amir from Rudimental, James Newman, King Henry, Russ & Chris Ballard, Pete Boxta, and the late Aretha Franklin "I Believe.