Draft:The Man Inside (album)

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Alive is the debut studio album by American singer-songwriter and model, Elijah Ramsingh. It was released at November 14, 2016 by Ramsingh's own imprint, Ramsingh City Records. Its sound had a teen-pop and pop rock sound with elements of blues, soul, urban, and country elements and had included themes of everyday life struggles, insecurities within self, and as well as dealing with mental health issues such as depression and many volatile relationships that never came to a positive end. The album's lead single, "Tell Me (Something)" was a bubblegum-soul ballad with R&B, country, pop, and rock elements and was followed by three consecutive singles, "Love You Til' The Morning", "How Many Times", and the album's title track, all released simultaneously in the following year and it pretty much gave Ramsingh a cult following within the outsider and alternative pop culture that the audience that Ramsingh had been targeting for in the latter years, it wasn't really an pop or mainstream audience but it was an audience that really understood his vision the most, so he pretty much went with the audience that was given to him and wasn't mad about the criticism and it taught to become a better singer, because he was actually a teenager (19 years old at the time) navigating his ways through an industry despite being on the spectrum.

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