Alexi Murdoch

Alexi Murdoch is an English folk musician and songwriter known for his critically acclaimed albums and extensive song placements in film and television. After independently releasing his acclaimed EP, ‘Four Songs,’ in November 2002 through independent record stores and CD Baby, Alexi Murdoch quickly established himself as a prominent folk musician and songwriter. This self-released project achieved significant commercial success, selling over 50,000 copies and becoming CD Baby’s all-time best-selling record. The EP’s breakout track, ‘Orange Sky,’ garnered considerable airplay, notably becoming the most-played song on Philadelphia indie station WXPN in 2004.

In 2011, Murdoch was invited to perform at Lincoln Center’s distinguished ‘American Songbook Series,’ further solidifying his artistic recognition. The year 2011 also marked a successful period for Murdoch on the road, as he performed a sold-out tour across North America, bringing his critically acclaimed music to a dedicated and growing fanbase. Known for his distinctive sound and compelling songwriting, Alexi Murdoch continues to resonate with audiences and maintain a significant presence in the folk music landscape through his celebrated independent catalog and extensive media placements.