In his debut singer-songwriter album, Dry Leaves, French-Mexican musician Leonardo Prakash draws from influences in West African, Turkish, and Latin folk with roots in American rock to create an earthy, intimate, and captivating sound. In a profound expression of his philosophies, travels, and outlook on the world, this multi-instrumentalist-turned-singer has built an eclectic musical environment of lyrics and songs adorned with diverse instruments from around the world. In t

For the first time in his musical career, Leonardo Prakash has recorded a song in nis native French. Written after a lightning storm, speaks to the beauty of nature’s dance between light and dark, night and day, sun and storm.