Alex Boye

About Alex Boye

By"Africanizing" mainstream tunes, the British-Nigerian vocalist became a viral internet hit. His"Africanized" cover of"Let It Go" from the Frozen soundtrack that featured the Once Voice Children's Choir has been viewed more than 80 million times on YouTube. On season ten of America's Got Talent, he and his band Changing Lanes Experience competed.

Alex Boye before fame

Beginning in 1995, he was the lead singer of the European boy band Awesome. They won a voice competition organized by Capital Radio before releasing their debut album, Rumors.

Achievement of Alex Boye

ThePianoGuys highlighted him in a video. He tried out a career as a Christian music artist for a short time, releasing The Love Goes On, a religious album. With no prior acting experience, he replaced a lead actor in a production of Frank Wildhorn's Civil War three weeks before opening night.

Alex Boye family life

He was born in England to Nigerian parents and later moved to the United States. He married YouTuber Julie Boyé in 2007; the couple has six children and runs the YouTube channel TheBoyeFamilyJewels together.

Associations of Alex Boye

At the prestigious Royal Albert Hall, he opened for Olivia Newton-John. Early in his career, he also worked as a backup dancer for George Michael.

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