Alexander Pall

Alexander Pall is one half of the American electronic DJ and production duo The Chainsmokers, known for their popular electronic dance music (EDM) tracks. Along with Andrew Taggart, Pall rose to fame with their remixes and original songs, achieving international success with hits like "#Selfie," "Roses," and "Closer."

Early Life

Alexander Pall was born on May 16, 1985, in New York City. He grew up in Westchester County, New York, and developed an interest in electronic music during his teenage years.

Career

Pall's career began as a DJ in New York City's electronic music scene. He formed The Chainsmokers with Andrew Taggart in 2012. Initially known for their remixes, they gained wider recognition with the release of their viral hit "#Selfie" in 2014. The duo continued to release successful singles and albums, establishing themselves as prominent figures in the EDM genre. Their music blends elements of pop, indie, and electronic music.

Personal Life

Pall maintains a relatively private personal life.

Awards

The Chainsmokers, including Pall, have won several awards throughout their career, including a Grammy Award for Best Dance Recording for "Don't Let Me Down" in 2017.