Alex Kilroy Releases Debut Album Break My Chains

Alex Kilroy recorded Let The Good Times Roll with Vince Gill for his debut album Break My Chains. The collaboration brings together two musicians at different stages of their careers. The album contains 12 tracks addressing Kilroy's musical roots and personal experiences, and was made with producer Tres Sasser. Sophia Medina appears on the track Angel.

Kilroy grew up in Romania and dreamed of living in America. Stevie Ray Vaughan's Live at Montreux influenced his turn toward blues music during his youth. After performing in Europe, he received a scholarship opportunity at Berklee College of Music before moving to Nashville to develop his music career.

Clyde Harris introduced Kilroy to Pat Armstrong, and they developed a plan to bring his music to a wider audience. The song Break My Chains addresses the pressure of meeting other people's expectations and the desire to break free from that pressure.