Abraham Alexander / Georgia Lines

When Abraham Alexander unspools his extraordinary life story, it becomes clear that he should always trust his instincts. Each time he has, something unknowable but amazing has happened for him. Born in Greece, where he spent the early part of his life with the Acropolis as his playground, Alexander was transplanted to Texas in the early 2000s at 11 years old to escape the ever-present racial tension of his birthplace. Adopted in Texas after losing his mother in a car accident with a drunk driver, Alexander became a sports nut who excelled on the pitch and had first set his sights on a career in soccer. A torn ACL sidelined those ambitions but opened the door to a new path. A friend handed him a guitar during this downtime, and, without warning, his soul was unlocked. Songs he did not know that he had in him poured out. A series of increasingly incredible chance meetings — including a life-changing encounter with Leon Bridges — led him to nurture this newfound musical voraciousness. Those roads have converged on his forthcoming album Sea/Sons, out on Dualtone Records in 2023. 

Georgia Lines is the 2022 AMA Breakthrough Artist of the Year, a nominee for Best Pop Artist (alongside Lorde and Benee), and a finalist for the coveted Silver Scroll Award. Her EP HUMAN hit number 1 on the Official Top 20 NZ Album chart, with lead single "Faith" holding the top spot on the NZ Airplay Radioscope chart for four weeks running. She’s had a sold-out NZ tour, opened for international acts, and performed—to critical acclaim—at showcases across the globe, including School Night in LA and SXSW. Her debut EP has amassed 4.5 million Spotify streams, she fronts a popular music web series, INTROS, and is currently recording her debut album in LA, which will include songs with producers Jussifer (Kelly Clarkson, Bebe Rexha), Leroy Clampitt (Justin Bieber, Madison Beer, Ashe), and Ricky Manning (Johnny Orlando, Zach Hood). Georgia Lines is proving she’s an artist to watch, and one you won't want to miss.