Alex Boyé is a dynamic British-American singer, dancer, and actor whose career has evolved through various musical genres and performances. He first gained prominence in 1995 as the lead singer of the European boy band Awesome, which achieved significant success after winning a vocal competition on Capital Radio. The band signed with Universal Records Europe, releasing three singles from their debut album, Rumors, which made the Top Ten charts across Europe and sold over 500,000 copies. Boyé’s early experiences performing alongside renowned artists like Bryan Adams and George Michael laid the foundation for his future endeavors.
In 1999, Boyé transitioned to a solo career, initially focusing on recording LDS Church hymns with a pop/R&B twist as part of the group Soul Saints. His move to Salt Lake City in 2000 marked the beginning of his journey in Mormon music, leading to the release of his first religious album, The Love Goes On, in 2001. His acting career took off when he stepped in as a lead actor in the production of Frank Wildhorn’s Civil War, earning praise for his ability to unite diverse cast members and save the production.
Boyé’s versatility as an artist is evident in his collaborations and performances, including joining the Mormon Tabernacle Choir in 2006, where he became one of its few black members. His solo career flourished with viral hits like the Africanized versions of popular songs, including “Let It Go” and “Peponi,” which collectively garnered over 110 million views on YouTube. His unique blend of African rhythms with pop music has resonated with audiences worldwide.
In recent years, Boyé has continued to innovate, releasing singles that address important social issues, such as suicide prevention with his song “Bend Not Break.” His performances at prestigious venues like the Royal Albert Hall and his participation in America’s Got Talent showcase his ongoing commitment to uplifting and inspiring audiences through music. With a rich heritage and a passion for creativity, Alex Boyé is a powerful force in the music industry, dedicated to spreading joy and positivity through his art.