Leon and The Peoples releases debut reggae-soul album:
The Road Less Traveled
New York, NY - Leon, multi-talented actor and singer leads Leon and the Peoples down band The Road Less Traveled. After nearly five years of performing live for audiences nationwide, Leon and the Peoples record and independently release their debut album The Road Less Traveled.

Leon and The Peoples Band took great care in developing their signature reggae-soul sound as well as their live performance skills before deciding to record. It was important that we took the time to nurture our sound (reggae-soul) and perform live as much as possible before recording our first album, says Leon, The Peoples Band lead vocalist, writer and overall visionary. The Road Less Traveled is the culmination of years of hard work and harnessing the energy and creative vision of a great team. We put together something very special to share.

The Road Less Traveled was produced at Pulse Studios in New York City under the direction of JK along with a talented team including Pismo; multi-faceted, producer and underground hip hop DJ/performer. JK, the executive producer has worked with several artists including Herbie Handcock and Syleena Johnson. Miss Johnson appears on the re-mixed track Bottles and Cans which was originally performed by Angie Stone. Several people contributed their time and talent to make this record something special; including the legendary Beres Hammond who produced the track New Day. Tony Rebel, contributed his classic reggae style to the track Working Man and Tanto Metro of the duo known as (Tanto Metro and Devante) offered his DJ style energy to the R&B classic Second That Emotion.