Swedish producer Alesso recently opened up about his battle with tinnitus, leading to the cancellation of several shows. This has been a significant setback for the 33-year-old musician, Alessandro Lindblad, as he shared his struggles on social media.
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Alesso detailed waking up two months ago with severe tinnitus, rating it as a 10 out of 10 in intensity. He emphasized that this issue was not triggered by any particular event, but rather a sudden onset.
He acknowledged that hearing problems are common in the music industry and revealed that this was the most severe experience he had encountered.
Despite the challenges, Alesso expressed optimism about his recovery and the importance of slowing down and prioritizing his health. This incident has prompted him to take a break after 14 years of continuous work.
Looking ahead, Alesso is set to return to the stage at Belly Up Aspen in Colorado on Feb. 14, with plans for major events like Miami’s Ultra Festival on March 30. He also shared a message of caution and care for his followers.
Alesso’s rise to fame in the 2010s was marked by his successful music career, culminating in his album “Forever” in 2015. The album’s hit single, “Heroes (We Could Be)” featuring Tove Lo, became a commercial success in the U.S.
FAQs
Q: How did Alesso discover his tinnitus?
A: Alesso woke up one day with a sudden onset of severe ringing in his ears, prompting him to seek medical attention for tinnitus.
Q: What advice did Alesso give to his followers regarding ear protection?
A: Alesso emphasized the importance of wearing ear protection and taking care of one’s hearing, especially in the music industry where such issues are common.
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