<p>Alex Boyé first jumped on the music scene as part of a boy band opening for the likes of George Michael, Simon & Garfunkel, MC Hammer and others.  Striking out solo, Alex’s Africanized pop style has garnered over one billion views on YouTube.  Alex’s story BEFORE the success, though, is both heartbreaking and inspirational.  This is Alex’s story.</p>

Alex Boyé first jumped on the music scene as part of a boy band opening for the likes of George Michael, Simon & Garfunkel, MC Hammer and others. Striking out solo, Alex’s Africanized pop style has garnered over one billion views on YouTube. Alex’s story BEFORE the success, though, is both heartbreaking and inspirational. This is Alex’s story.

<p>Alex Boyé first jumped on the music scene as part of a boy band opening for the likes of George Michael, Simon &amp; Garfunkel, MC Hammer and others. &nbsp;Striking out solo, Alex’s Africanized pop style has garnered over one billion views on YouTube. &nbsp;Alex’s story BEFORE the success, though, is both heartbreaking and inspirational. &nbsp;This is Alex’s story.</p>

Alex Boyé:  “Dreams are Real”

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