Chris Walla
Singer-songwriter and producer, Death Cab for Cutie
Born
November 2nd, 1975
49 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
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American musician, guitarist, and producer played a significant role in the indie rock band Death Cab for Cutie. Co-founded the band in 1997 and contributed to its rise in popularity through albums including 'Transatlanticism' and 'Plans'. Served as the band's producer on all their studio albums until 2014, influencing their sound and artistic direction. His work in the band received critical acclaim and commercial success, leading to Grammy nominations and a dedicated fan base.
Co-founded and produced for Death Cab for Cutie
Contributed to the album 'Plans'
Produced the album 'Transatlanticism'
Received multiple Grammy nominations
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