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Recognized
as one of the 13 Thunderbeings by a Blackfoot Medicine Man (Medicine Bear
Chief), Alex has always been on a path of planetary healing. Born and
raised in San Francisco, Alex Kash has been performing in bands professionally
as a singer, guitarist, and bassist since the age of 13. In 2003 he was
chosen best singer by the readers of the Calaveras Enterprise Newspaper,
near Lake Tahoe in California, and he won two best vocalist awards from
the La Grange Homecoming Contest, in California. Two time Grammy winner,
Rita Coolidge said, "Alex has one of the most beautiful natural voices
I've ever heard." and Paul Van Deusen of Netherlands Sound Recording
Studio said Alex has a "Very nice clear distinct singing voice."
Born into Russian and Native Alaskian roots, Alex benefitted from two
people in his family, his band leader grandfather, and experimental musician
and relative through marriage, John Cage. The first, supplying him with
the instruments to learn, and the latter with the courage to try something
different. Alex is a musical artist who has touched almost every genre
and millieu, which he feels is the best recipe for Planetary Healing and
Love that he can offer his audiences.
An accomplished recording artist, recording engineer, music producer,
songwriter and arranger, Alex has 10 CD's of original songs ( 'My Voices',
'Climbing/Longing', 'Reflections', 'Learning To Love', 'Florida Heat',
'Organic Alchemy', 'Film Music, Volume 1', 'The Record Plant Masters',
'Love & Emotion' and 'Whole New World') in current release, and has
written a song for a multiplatinum album: Pat Travers (“Crash and
Burn” album), and a song for Journey (“Look Into The Future”
album), and sang on sessions for Van Morrison, Narada Michael Walden,
Pablo Cruise, The New Riders of the Purple Sage, Stacy Lattisaw, Enzo
Avitabile and others. Alex is mentioned in “Who’s Who In America”
as composer of a classical piece for ballet, entitled “Transitions”,
and is also involved in music for film, theatre, and television. Alex
won "Best Original Song" in the Cuillo Centre For The Arts song
contest in 2010. The video for his song, "Satisfaction" won
"#1 Roots Video" on OurStage.com in 2009. Many of his original
songs have reached the top 10 on websites internationally.
Currently living in Florida, Alex continues to write and produce with
his wife Bethany Dalton-Kash. Additionally, he sings, arranges, and engineers
for clients at Emotive Studios, and at other studios, as well as singing
and playing solo musical engagements, accompanied by 12 string acoustic
guitar and occasional harmonica. Alex's music can be heard on http://www.pandora.com
http://www.rhapsody.com and other internet radio stations.
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