The Chainsmokers - Memories...do Not Open -2017... Official

(comprised of Andrew Taggart and Alex Pall). The album marked a transition from their early high-energy EDM remixes to a more commercial, introspective "electropop" sound focused on mid-tempo melodies and personal themes. Commercial Performance

The messiness of young love and the sting of infidelity (as seen in "The One"). The Chainsmokers - Memories...Do Not Open -2017...

Arguably the most underrated track on the album. It strips back the bombast for a minute and actually lets Drew sing (with auto-croon) about the anxiety of success. “I’m sorry if I’m up and down a lot these days.” It’s vulnerable in a way the rest of the album is too polished to admit. (comprised of Andrew Taggart and Alex Pall)

Fans, however, disagreed. The album became the soundtrack for college spring breaks, Coachella commutes, and late-night dorm room crying sessions. Arguably the most underrated track on the album

The biggest commercial hit on the album (aside from "Paris" ). A collaboration with Coldplay’s Chris Martin. Originally conceived as a guitar riff, it turned into a chiptune-inspired, uplifting anthem about not being a superhero, but just wanting love. It reached No. 3 on the Hot 100 and became a stadium staple. However, hardcore electronic fans called it "pop cowardice." It’s safe, but it’s effective.

And honestly? When you’re in the right mood, it works like a charm.