Who is Alex G?
Alex Giannascoli is better known as Alex G. He built his reputation with an intimate lofi pop that combined strong melodic sensibilities and intimate vocals with an impulsive-sounding performance style. He is also known for diversion into recording experiments and noise. 
Alex G’s Biography, Age & Qualifications
Alex G celebrates his birthday on 3rd February. Alex G is born in Havertown, Delaware Country, Pennsylvania, United States. He was born in 1993. He is currently 29 years of age.
Alex G’s Biodata, Nationality & Ethnicity
| Full Real Name | Alex Giannascoli |
| Occupation | Singer, Songwriter |
| Date of Birth | 3rd February 1993 |
| Age (as of 2022) | 29 Years old |
| Place of Birth | Pennsylvania, United States |
| Ethnicity | N/A |
| Religion | N/A |
| Nationality | American |
Height, Weight & Physical Stats
| Weight In Kg | Not Available |
| Weight In Lbs | Not Available |
| Height In Feet | Not Available |
| Height In cm | Not Available |
| Hair Color | Not Available |
| Eye Color | Not Available |
| Shoe Size | Not Available |
| Tattoo | None |
We can not know about his physical stats. We will update the information about him if we know about his physical stats.
Net Worth
Alex G’s net worth is estimated to be 1-5 million dollars (approx.). His main source of income is his career as a musician and songwriter, music recording & music related activities.
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Alex G’s Relationship Status
| Marital Status | Not Available |
| Spouse Name | Not Available |
| No Of Children | 0 |
| Sons | 0 |
| Daughters | 0 |
Alex G’s Educational career
| Highest Qualification | Unknown |
| University | Unknown |
| College | Unknown |
| High School | Unknown |
There is no record about Alex G’s educational background. It is unknown where he attended his junior school, high school and university.
Career & Achievement
As a teenager, Alexander Giannascoli, a Pennsylvania native, wrote and recorded music in his bedroom, producing a sound that channeled the likes of Elliott Smith and Built to Spill. His first album, 2010’s Race, appeared on the cassette label Gold Soundz. He followed it a year later with the self-issued Winner. While enrolled at Temple University in 2012, he came to the attention of musician Mat Cothran of Elvis Depressedly, who subsequently shared the homemade demos and approached Giannascoli to play his first live show. That year, he released two more long-players, Rules (Birdtapes) and Trick (Haze Tapes). In 2013, by then going by simply Alex G, he signed with the indie label Orchid Tapes, the home of a community of songwriters, including Cothran and Sam Ray (Teen Suicide). Orchid released the home-recorded DSU in 2014 to some acclaim, and Giannascoli dropped out of school to pursue music.
The U.K. label Lucky Number mastered and released a couple of Alex G’s earlier D.I.Y. albums, Trick and Rules, in early 2015, and he signed with Domino Records for his DSU follow-up, Beach Music, issued in October of that year. Peaking at number nine on Billboard’s Heatseekers Albums chart, that record expanded his audience and furthered his reputation, and in 2016 his guitar work appeared on the Frank Ocean albums Endless and Blond. The following April, with no formal explanation given, he officially adopted the moniker (Sandy) Alex G for his second Domino release, May 2017’s Rocket. Still home-recorded, it was a more collaborative effort, featuring members of his touring band, violinist Molly Germer, and prior guest vocalist Emily Yacine. It reached number 23 on Billboard’s independent albums chart. Later that year, he appeared on-stage with Ocean and opened shows for Fleet Foxes, amid headlining tour dates. The concert album Live at Third Man Records followed in mid-2018.
Alex G’s first album to emerge from outside of the home, House of Sugar was recorded with Beach Music and Rocket mixer Jacob Portrait at his studio in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Again using the name (Sandy) Alex G, it arrived on Domino in September 2019 and went on to hit the Top 30 of the Billboard alternative and independent albums charts as well as the Top Five of the Heatseekers chart. In January 2021, a horror film he scored, We’re All Going to the World’s Fair, had its Sundance Film Festival premiere. Meanwhile, he dropped the “(Sandy)” designation and used the demos for his ninth studio album to a half-dozen engineers (including Portrait) at studios across the Northeast. The complex results of requesting the “best” recording quality from each studio were evident on the off-kilter and dynamic God Save the Animals in September 2022. It also featured contributions from Germer, singer Jessica Lea Mayfield, and guitarist/banjo player Samuel Acchione, among others.
