Alex Rogers Releases New EP ‘Hand Me Down’

South Carolina singer-songwriter Alex Rogers just released his new EP, Hand Me Down. The five-song project was recorded in Nashville at Sound Emporium, with every track written and co-produced by Alex himself. The EP showcases Alex’s vocal prowess as he delivers lyrics that dig into family, growth, and finding peace of mind.

The EP opens with “Eggshells”, a song that sets the mood with a southern rock country styling. Alex’s voice carries the song, delivering the lines, “I stand tall on eggshells, praying that these walls don’t fall and I reveal myself.” The title track, “Hand Me Down”, introduced a little bit of a soulful groove while exploring heavy emotions: “I hope this hand me down sadness, stops with me. That I’m the last branch effected in my family tree.”

“I stand tall on eggshells, praying these walls don’t fall and I reveal myself.”

The EP wraps with “Need I Remind”, a heartfelt closer that feels like a reminder of love and connection. “Need I remind you I’m yours . . . Put it all on me, take it out on me, whatever you need.”

For Alex, the record is a snapshot of his life so far. The cover art features him as a toddler with his late grandfather, a symbol of the family ties that run through the songs. Hand Me Down shows Alex as an artist unafraid to be open, honest, and relatable.

Listen to the new EP Hand Me Down, now streaming everywhere.

Hand Me Down by Alex Rogers