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Bio
Alan Morphew is a Modern Folk Rock singer / songwriter from Los Angeles. After years of studying voice he is an incredibly powerful vocalist, ranging from sweet falsettos to emotional power vocals. His songs are catchy and melodic with strong choruses and meaningful lyrics. Alan's music has been compared to Jeff Buckley, The Beatles, Rob Thomas, Bob Dylan and Cat Stevens.
Throughout his years in the music industry, Alan has worked with some incredible artists. He sang on Neil Young's 2006 album, "Living With War", played trumpet for TSOL, and engineered for many artists including Tupac and Kiss. Alan has also recorded and toured in Germany.
Alan has received several awards for his music and songwriting from organizations including Unisong International Songwriting Competition, the L.A. Music Awards, Kweevak Music Awards (Portland, OR), and the All Access Music Awards (Los Angeles).
Alan Morphew released his first solo album, a self-titled EP, in 2005, a second EP in early 2007, and a full-length album, The American Dream in Oct. 2008. All albums are produced by Alan Morphew and mixed by James “Jimbo” Barton (Matchbox 20, Rush, Eric Clapton Unplugged) and Andy Hayes.
In addition to recording, Alan is regularly touring the country, playing shows in Los Angeles, the Midwest, the East Coast and the South.
Alan Morphew is a diverse artist, performing in all types of venues, including concert halls, rock clubs, acoustic listening rooms, coffeehouses, wine bars, outdoor festivals and street fairs, radio stations, schools, house concerts and more.
For more information, please visit www.AlanMorphew.com.
