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Sierra Alpha
Sierra Alpha formed in Meridianville, Alabama in 2014 with Andrew McLeod on vocals and guitar, Matthew Blankenship on bass, and Chris Moore on drums. They...
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Sierra Alpha formed in Meridianville, Alabama in 2014 with Andrew McLeod on vocals and guitar, Matthew Blankenship on bass, and Chris Moore on drums. They started as three friends from a small town.
Their debut single "Piece By Piece" came out in 2016 and found an audience. The song's direct approach to personal difficulty connected with listeners, and it became their first notable track.
After that, they put out albums like "The Weight of the World," "Shadows of the Past" in 2019, and "Break the Chains" in 2021. Their music kept a focus on emotional themes without much studio polish.
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