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Simon Alexander
Simon Alexander writes songs like "Hollow Wine Grove" and "Home." He works with musicians Elijah Gray on guitar, Sarah Dubois on bass, and Ethan James on...
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Simon Alexander writes songs like "Hollow Wine Grove" and "Home." He works with musicians Elijah Gray on guitar, Sarah Dubois on bass, and Ethan James on drums. His albums include "The Whispering Shadows" and "The Cathedral of Dust."
His music draws from artists like Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen, and Nick Cave. The sound tends toward ethereal melodies and experimental soundscapes, with Alexander handling vocals and guitar.
"Hollow Wine Grove" is a song people mention often. It has a haunting quality and deals with themes of loss and searching for meaning.
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