Featuring guests Emily Warren, Jhene Aiko, Florida Georgia Line, and hit singles "Paris" and the Coldplay collaboration "Something Just Like This," Memories debuted at the top of the Billboard chart.Īt the start of 2018, the pair veered in a more contemplative and lyrical direction with the single "Sick Boy," which landed on the EP of the same name. Their debut record, Memories: Do Not Open, arrived in 2017. Once it hit number one, it remained in the top spot for over ten weeks, breaking the record previously held by Drake's "One Dance." As their chart dominance continued, they released the Collage EP, which joined their two Top Three singles with new collaborations featuring Phoebe Ryan, XYLØ, and Charlee. Featuring Halsey on vocals, "Closer" began its slow climb to the top of the singles chart in the summer of 2016. The follow-up single to "Don't Let Me Down" would carry the duo to new heights. In addition, Pall and Taggart host two SiriusXM shows: Nice Hair, a monthly mix and the weekly YouTube EDM 15. That year, the Chainsmokers also performed as part of the Tilt Tour, the first ever fan-sourced tour.
After playing over 300 shows in 2015, including dates at festivals like Lollapalooza, Firefly, Tomorrowland, and Ultra, the duo returned in 2016 with the platinum-certified "Don't Let Me Down," a collaboration with Pittsburgh pop singer Daya that topped the Billboard dance chart and would later win a Grammy Award. The song also earned the Chainsmokers nominations for the Billboard Music Awards in the Top Dance/Electronic Artist and Top Dance/Electronic Song categories. In 2015, they issued the Bouquet EP on Disruptor Records, a softer and more indie-flavored effort that featured the single "Roses," which was certified double platinum and hit number one on the Top Dance Songs chart. More singles, including "Kanye" and "Let You Go," followed.
Meanwhile, "#Selfie"'s video featured cameos by Snoop Dogg and David Hasselhoff, fueling the song's viral popularity to hundreds of millions of views. The track's bouncy beats and self-obsessed words hit number one on the Billboard dance chart and sold over ten million copies. The duo released their official debut single, "#Selfie," which celebrated and skewered 2010s narcissism, in January 2014. Pall and Taggart first made a name for themselves by creating remixes of their favorite indie bands that garnered tens of millions of streams. Following the duo's soundtrack work on 2020's Words on Bathroom Walls, they again hit the Top 40 with 2022's "High." Both EPs topped the Electronic Albums chart and paved the way for full-length versions. Starting in 2018, the Chainsmokers released a single each month, later collected on Sick Boy (2018) and World War Joy (2019). That song was included on their full-length debut, Memories: Do Not Open, which debuted at number one on the Billboard 200. In 2017, Taggart and Pall switched up their aggressive EDM approach to include more pop and indie rock touches, but they remained a platinum act with singles including 2017's "Something Just like This," featuring Coldplay. "Closer," featuring Halsey on vocals, also began climbing to the top during the summer of 2016, remaining there for 12 weeks and eventually earning 12-times platinum status.
Two Top Ten pop hits, "Roses" and "Don't Let Me Down," followed in 2016, each of them certified at least five-times platinum. The pair released their official debut single in 2014, a number one dance hit called "#Selfie" that both celebrated and skewered 2010s narcissism. Note: When you embed the widget in your site, it will match your site's styles (CSS).An electronic production duo featuring Andrew Taggart and Alex Pall, the Chainsmokers mix indie, dance, and pop into a chart-topping sound that's spawned no less than ten multi-platinum singles.
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Get the embed code The Chainsmokers - Collage (EP) Album Lyrics1.All We 't Let Me Down4.Inside Out5.Setting FiresThe Chainsmokers Lyrics provided by I forget just why I left you, I was insane Hey, I was doing just fine before I met you
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