Alesso

Swedish DJ and electronic music producer

Alesso - Artists & Creatives born July 7th, 1991
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An influential figure in electronic music, significant contributions include a series of chart-topping singles and collaborations with top artists. Gained prominence in the music scene for the hit single 'Tears' in collaboration with Adrian Lux. Released 'Heroes (We Could Be)' featuring Tove Lo, which achieved international acclaim. Regularly performs at major music festivals, including Tomorrowland and Ultra Music Festival.

Released 'Heroes (We Could Be)' featuring Tove Lo

Collaborated on 'Tears' with Adrian Lux

Performed at Tomorrowland and Ultra Music Festival

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