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Actor Aidan Alexander launches his music career

Actor Aidan Alexander has launched a music career releasing his first single I Don’t Love You.

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The 18-year old from Los Angles has appeared in the film Red Wing and in roles on the television shows Baby Doll Records and Play by Play. 

He shared his first single via music magazine Billboard and revealed that he wrote the tunes himself.

I was tired of hearing hollow love songs on the radio and that kind of inspired me to toy with the title I Don’t Love You. I wrote it about someone that I actually did love very much, just not in THAT way,” the singer told Billboard. “I remember being so heartbroken and feeling so guilty, like it was my fault for not requiting these feelings. It made me feel terrible thinking I made someone feel a feeling I am all too familiar with, and would never intentionally inflict on anyone.”

Take a listen to the tune below, it’s now streaming on Spotify, and check out Aidan’s Instagram account.


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