Paul de Leon
Paul de Leon came up in New York City, where he started a band in the late 1990s. Their debut album was called 'The Prisoner,' which included the track...
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Paul de Leon came up in New York City, where he started a band in the late 1990s. Their debut album was called 'The Prisoner,' which included the track 'Criminals.' A follow-up album, 'Exile,' brought them wider attention.
His music pulled from hip-hop, soul, and rock, and his lyrics could be provocative. That sometimes drew criticism, but he kept a loyal following. On stage, he had a raw, charismatic presence.
Behind that, he dealt with personal struggles that affected his work. The band's sound was its own thing, not easily categorized, built more on feeling than fitting a genre.
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