Alex Leach

It's one thing to be labeled a prodigy. It's quite another when that distinction is earned for more than one reason. Consider the case of Alex Leach. Having earned his musical accreditation at the tender age of 19, he was

Mountain Home Music Company is debuting a new music video today for Golden Rule, the latest single from The Alex Leach Band and their upcoming album, I'm Happiest When I'm Moving. As one might anticipate, Golden Rule, written by James Randolph,

Mountain Home Music is celebrating the upcoming release of their first album for The Alex Leach Band with a new single from the record. That project, I'm The Happiest When I'm Moving, again produced by Americana legend Jim Lauderdale, is set for

We have a bunch of great new music to share today, so let's get right to it... Mountain Home Music has a new music video today from The Alex Leach Band, perfectly timed to coincide with the cool nights and seasonal

Mountain Home Music has another single release today from their upcoming debut project for The Alex Leach Band. Bluegrass fans have known Alex from his several years playing banjo and singing tenor with Ralph Stanley II, and from his own solo recordings.

Mountain Home Music has released a music video for their debut single from the Alex Leach Band, Take The Long Way Home. Alex and the band have gone with a flower power look for this video shoot, a new wrinkle to

If you know one thing about Alex Leach, it's likely to be that he likes his music the old time way. From when he launched his radio career at WDVX as a teenager, to the years he spent playing banjo

Mountain Home Music Company has announced the signing of the Alex Leach Band to a recording contract. The band is dedicated to the preservation of the old time mountain sound in bluegrass, heavily influenced by the music of The Stanley

The Alex Leach Band has announced that Joshua Gooding has joined the group on mandolin. Joshua grew up in California as the son of Dave Gooding, himself a bluegrass musician and a member of the Board of Directors of the

Alex Leach, long time banjo picker and vocalist with Ralph Stanley II, has announced today that he will be leaving The Clinch Mountain Boys at the end of August to launch his own group, the Alex Leach Band. Just now 30