Alex Warren reported the romantic ballads in the standings

Up to five years ago he slept in a car, without a house to stay in. Today his music has 1.2 billion global streams on Spotify, hit as “Before You Leave Me”, “Carry You Home” and “Burning Down” have allowed him to conquer something like 8 gold records and 2 platinum records at an international level in a handful of months and his latest single, “”Ordinary”, He is in the first place in the British ranking of the most listened and downloaded songs of the week: He overcome the successes of Lady Gaga, Sabrina Carpenter, Tate McRae, Chappell Roan, Doechii and Benson Boone “I have been doing this stuff for more than ten years.

I knew that in the end he would get his fruits. As long as you have fun, who cares? Sooner or later something happens, “he says. He is .ALEX WARREN, American singer -songwriter class 2000 who reported the romantic ballads in the standings. As “Ordinary”: released last February, the song has already exceeded 100 million streams on Spotify. The song is dedicated to a girl who “knows how to make life extraordinary”. The girl in question is his wife Kouvr Annon, also the protagonist of the official video clip, who In a month he won 6.2 million views on YouTube. He begins with him that in a laundry in sidelines he reflects on his life, until he sees a girl who bends clothes. He falls in love with it at first sight. The girl is going out, but a sock falls from the basket. He collects him, chasing her, but as soon as he opens the doors of the laundry, instead of finding himself on the street he finds himself in a forest. She nods him to follow him, but the forest turns into a beach and then into a desert area, where he finally manages to reach it and touch it: the two, holding hands, get up.

Annon is alongside Warren, Former YouTuber became first Tiktaker and then music star, since the times when the singer -songwriter was a homeless and lived in the cars of friends. His is a poignant story: The father died when he was only 9 years old and following the disappearance the mother became alcoholic. He sagged him at home when Warren was only 17 years old, forcing him to ask for hospitality from friends: «Many parents of my friends did not stand me, because instead of working or going to college they left me and Vlog went around. They didn’t leave me stay at their home, so I slept in the cars of the boys. My girlfriend said to me: “Don’t have a plan b? And if this stuff doesn’t work?” ».

On his YouTube channel Warren uploaded videos of boys who kissed, jokes and stunts made together with friends: the turning point came when in 2021 the YouTuber rediscovered songwriter with “One More I Love You“, In which he told the premature loss of his father. In the interviews he granted in recent years he said he started writing songs” to tell how I felt and to try to transform something so tragic into something beautiful “. It was also the desire for redemption to stimulate him:”My mom always said to me: “You will never live in music”». The mother is Died in the autumn of 2021, a few months after the release of “One More I Love You”: «At 1.

35 I received a phone call that informed me that my mother died from renal and liver insufficiency – wrote the singer -songwriter, very followed by the very young on social media – addiction is a serious thing and I just want you to know that they are here to talk to you “. .He, clean face, as a good boy, underlines: “I do not give me and I don’t take alcohol”.

The song, published by Independent, exceeded 5 million views, attracting the attention of the Atlantic Records, part of the Warner group, who put Warren under contract. In September it came out The debut album “You’ll be alright, Kid (Chapter 1)”who collected the various singles published between 2021 and 2024: “I could not literally imagine me to do anything other than this”. With its poignant melodies, the hot voice and the frankness of the texts, Warren has also consecrated itself as a live phenomenon. Billboard in the US named him “chartbreaker”. And now everyone awaits the second part of “You’ll be alright, Kid”.