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Alex Lahey | Page 2 of 3
Alex Lahey is an alternative rock singer and multi instrumentalist hailing from Melbourne. In 2016 Lahey won a Josh Pyke Partnership through APRA for unsigned artists for her song You Don’t Think You Like People Like Me. She won $7,500 and a mentorship from Josh Pyke.
Alex Lahey’s debut EP B-Grade University was released August, 2016 via Caroline Records on which she recorded guitar, vocals, saxophone, keyboard. In 2017 Lahey signed to Dead Oceans and later that year issued her debut album I Love You Like A Brother. It reached #15 on the ARIA Charts with widespread critical acclaim hailing Lahey for her sharp pop-punk style.
Her 2018 follow up The Best Of Luck Club reached #30 on the ARIA Charts and solidified her place as one of Australia’s leading rock acts.
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