“Not your average piano bar man, Alex Davis holds a degree in music composition from the University of South Carolina, has worked live sound and as a recording engineer, and has been part of the indie/jazz outfit Passing Worth and the more prog-sounding Miles to Go. Davis has developed an individual style both in his own songwriting and covers of popular hits, both of which he plays at solo outings.”
— Kevin Oliver, Free Times (Columbia, SC)

I wrote this song at the beginning of January and submitted it to NPR's Tiny Desk Contest.

 
“Everyone loved you! Let me know when you want to line up a band date for a weekend!
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— Phil Kominski, Villain & Saint (Bethesda, MD)
 

Songwriter - Composer - Piano/Vocalist

 

Alex's bands, Passing Worth (indie/jazz/soul/pop), Miles to Go (rock) and solo performance are tied together by his classically trained voice and love of the keyboard.

 

 

Passing Worth

INDIE/JAZZ/SOUL

Passing Worth (Columbia, SC) just released it's debut album, Getting Over You. Alex writes and leads the band on piano-vocals. Visit PassingWorth.com for show dates, albums, and merchandise.

Miles to Go

ROCK/POP/PROGRESSIVE

Miles to Go (Columbia, SC) released their first album Gypsy in 2013 and are in production on their second album Perspective. Alex writes and leads on piano-vocals. Visit milestogoband.com.

 

Film Scores

RIOT SCENE PICTURES

Alex has been scoring projects with Riot Scene Pictures (Baltimore, MD) since 2006. Most recent is Baltimore based series RISE. Past projects include feature films, Broken Dreams (2006), Savage Summer (2007), and Disparity (2011). Short films include, Joker (2008) The Source (2009) and Mistletoe'd (2015). 

Choral Music

Alex's choral works have been performed in Europe and the United States. Above is the world premier of his piece, Peter Wept. The text is by Mississippi poet and friend, Terry Minchow-Proffitt. 

Mission accomplished. Plate mounted amplifier: moved to closet. Gaping hole in subwoofer cabinet: sealed. Hum in listening space: nullified! #noisefloor
Enjoying taking a nostalgic look at my high school handiwork with Paul West. We built this subwoofer it in 2006. The amp has started to hum (I suspect a DC offset in my house... though I'm not sure) so I'm moving it into another room, and running wir
I don't often work in after effects, but it's such a cool freakin program!
Had great long day working with Yamato - The Drummers of Japan yesterday! An amazing show with some incredible energy from the performing crew!
Fixed the buzz in the live stream! #bandaid
Main array day!
Stu: Hey man, I got some of those old Nakamichi CM-300 electret mics with omni & cardioid capsules wired up to a 9V. Me: Well I guess I better build a decca tree.
Had a great time watching my recording class take the bull by the horns on this A Band Jazz recording session. Awesome work ya'll!

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