Rex Orange County

Rex Orange County, born Alexander James O'Connor, is a British singer-songwriter renowned for his unique blend of jazz, pop, and indie music. His career gained momentum with the 2017 album 'Apricot Princess', and he reached further acclaim with 'Pony' in 2019. Collaborating with artists like Tyler, The Creator has solidified his place in the music world.

Rex Orange County, Alexander James O'Connor by birth, was born on May 4, 1998, in Grayshott, Hampshire, England. Raised in a musically inclined household, his mother worked as a teacher and his father was a professional drummer. This environment nurtured his musical interests from a young age.

Alexander attended the prestigious BRIT School for Performing Arts and Technology in Croydon, London, a renowned institution known for producing successful musical talent. It was here that he received formal training in music, further developing his skills as an adept musician and singer-songwriter.

O'Connor's career took off with his self-released album 'bcos u will never b free' in 2015, which caught the attention of Tyler, The Creator. This pivotal moment led to his collaboration on Tyler's acclaimed 2017 album 'Flower Boy.' His subsequent releases, including the viral hit 'Loving Is Easy' and albums such as 'Apricot Princess' and 'Pony', have been integral to his growing influence in music.

Publicly, Rex Orange County has been known to value privacy concerning his personal life. He was previously in a relationship with singer-songwriter Thea Morgan-Murrell until their separation in 2020. However, details about other relationships or his personal family life remain private and less publicly documented.

Expressing a desire to create music that resonates emotionally, Rex Orange County aims to evolve as an artist. He plans to experiment across genres and collaborate with other musicians. Balancing personal life with his career and maintaining authenticity in his art are also key aspirations for him.