In an era where music often feels disposable, Alec Music is delivering something timeless.
Raw, reflective, and deeply human, “This Is All I Ask” arrives as more than just a new music video — it is a powerful artistic statement from a songwriter unafraid to confront life, loss, injustice, and hope with complete honesty.
Set against the backdrop of a world searching for healing and connection, the release marks the beginning of Alec Music’s upcoming double album project, “No Regrets” and “Unrecorded,” arriving worldwide on 15 June.
What makes the project especially moving is its global heartbeat. Performed by various artists from around the world and created for people around the world, the music transcends borders and genres, uniting voices through shared emotion and lived experience.
Every lyric comes from Alec himself — words written throughout different chapters of his life, shaped by personal battles, social observation, heartbreak, resilience, and the realities of a changing world.
“This Is All I Ask” stands as the emotional centerpiece of the project. Soul-stirring and unapologetically vulnerable, the song blends powerful lyricism with poignant social commentary, speaking directly to injustice, human struggle, and the urgent need for change. Yet beneath its weight lies something equally powerful: compassion.
Rather than preaching, Alec Music reflects.
Rather than escaping reality, he faces it head-on.
The accompanying visual elevates the message even further, weaving together performances and imagery from across the globe to create a deeply cinematic experience rooted in humanity. It is both personal and universal — a reminder that no matter where we come from, our stories often carry the same emotions.
For Alec Music, this release also carries a profound sense of closure.
After a lifetime of writing songs, “No Regrets” and “Unrecorded” represent the unveiling of pieces of himself that were once hidden away — songs filled with truth, memory, and unfinished thoughts finally finding their place in the world.
There is an emotional weight to the project, especially as Alec openly acknowledges that this could be his final release.
Double Album
