Grammy-nominated artist and producer Lemoyne Alexander  has long been a force in the music world—earning accolades and platinum plaques for his work with hip hop legends like Aaliyah, DMX, Twista, Scarface, and R. Kelly. But today, Lemoyne is writing a bold new chapter in his musical journey—one that plants him firmly in the world of alternative rock.
After decades of shaping the sound of Chicago’s hip hop scene and building a resume that includes film and TV credits (Oprah, Jenny Jones, The Doctors), Lemoyne found himself searching for something more. The result is a powerful transition into alternative rock—an unexpected turn that feels like a homecoming.
His new album, Alone, draws heavily from '70s and '80s rock influences, blending nostalgic melodies with raw emotion and authenticity. It's a deeply personal project—crafted during a period of reflection following his divorce—and signals a creative rebirth for an artist who has never been afraid to evolve.
The lead single, “Insecurity,” (Spotify, YouTube) is already making waves. With over 110k Spotify streams, 97k YouTube plays, and sitting at #1 on the internet radio charts, it’s a song that resonates deeply with listeners facing self-doubt and emotional vulnerability. Written from a place of honesty and experience, “Insecurity” is a powerful opener that sets the tone for the rest of the album.
While his past work in hip hop cemented his place in music history, Lemoyne’s venture into alternative rock is proving he’s not done making history yet.

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