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Red Leather

American musical artist from Reno, Nevada

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About Red Leather

Red Leather was a musician.

Red Leather is a country and rock singer-songwriter from Reno, Nevada. He plays guitar and sings. His first single, titled "The Only Time It Rains In Hollywood", was released in 2022, being addicted to several drugs (including alcohol), particularly cocaine. learning to play guitar and sing, Red Leather got into a "dark place" and climbed the stairs to the roof of a building in downtown LA. He then made a phone call to a friend, who he describes as an angel.

Debut single In June 2022, One in Los Angeles, California, one in Las Vegas, Nevada, one in Reno, Nevada, and one in Austin, Texas.

On July 18, 2025, Red released Reno (All In), an expanded version with “Sins” featuring Sueco and WesGhost.

Reception Currently, Reno has about 16 million streams on Spotify and Red has about 1.4 million monthly listeners.

Discography

Singles

Albums

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Who was Red Leather?

American musical artist from Reno, Nevada

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Red Leather was a musician.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Red Leather

· Wikidata: Q127424596

· DBpedia: Red Leather (musician)

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