Alex Radus: Buy

Alex's new album! Just released on 7.7.7 Americana TrashCan Blues, Post-Folk, Country Noir, Acoustic SadBastard. Singer/Songwriter with full band, ala Ryan Adams, Tom Waits and Wilco.

*CHECK OUT WHAT FANS ARE SAYING ABOUT THE NEW ALBUM!*

'Very good find, this is one artist to watch out for, great singer and songwriter.'
-Angus

'This CD is very special in that the "sound" of the CD matches the emotional content of the songs. Alex's voice is pure, raw and very controlled. I also like the versatility from song to song and yet the album, as a whole, remains consistant. Artist's like this will put Philadelphia back on the map for it's contribution to music. Nicely Done.'
-Brad

"Congrats on the good CD sales! I'm not surprised. It's definitely the most satisfied I've been with a non-beer purchase in quite some time. I'm really enjoying it."
-Zach, PA

'Hey Alex.. got your cd today... FABULOUS! Love it... I will talk it up, for sure...Take care:))'
-Mandie, FL

'it's phenomenal! Nice work!'
-Carrie, NYC

'Alex, It was nice meeting you (great show last night) and I love the CD!
-Tom, RI

'so great to see your show last night! the cd is wonderful - keep it up and let me know the next time you're in the city!'
-Beth, NYC

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"Duende" is the self titled 2001 debut of the Folk Noir duo Duende, featuring Alex Radus and Maria Woodford. Acoustic Americana with an edgy urban twist.

Peppers and Jelly is Duende’s 2004 release. Recorded entirely at live shows in New York City, Boston and New Jersey, "P&J" is as brooding as it is lighthearted, an often funny travelogue of duende’s trials and triumphs as an independent touring act. The cd prominantly features Radus’ abilities on the guitar, including fan-favorite, “West Virginia.” "Peppers and Jelly" shows off Duende's unique blend of folk, blues, old-time Appalachian, Celtic music and Hot Club-inspired swing.

Soaring vocals, edgy lyrics and smart pop-rock musicianship... "Mad Faith," Alex’s 2000 debut showcases his three octave vocal range alongside performances of some of the most talented musicians attending the University of Delaware with him, including Rick Lowenberg (Brothers Past) and Josh Berger (Omnisoul).