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Aaron Brooking Dessner (born April 23, 1976) is an American musician.
- Aaron Dessner's Net Worth. It is unclear exactly what his net worth is, but multiple websites have reported his net worth to be around $1 to $1.5 million, which is surprising considering he has been in a band for over two decades, but he does have to share those earnings with the other members.
- His Relationship With Taylor Swift. Dessner told Pitchfork in 2020 that he and Taylor Swift met back in 2014 at Saturday Night Live when Lena Dunham was hosting.
- Aaron Dessner Is A Grammy Award Winner. Even though you might have only heard of him starting last year, he has actually been around for a while. Dessner was nominated for a Grammy Award in 2014, along with The National for Best Alternative Music Album for Trouble Will Find Me.
- Other Work And Instruments. Aaron Dessner and his twin have composed the scores for Transpecos and the 2013 film, Big Sur. They have also released charity albums including Day of the Dead, a tribute album to The Grateful Dead.
402K Followers, 607 Following, 721 Posts - Aaron Dessner (@aarondessner) on Instagram: "producer & songwriter member of @thenational @bigredmachineadjv".
Aug 19, 2021 · The “shy” producer and musician from the long-running indie-rock band the National emerges via his own project with Justin Vernon, Big Red Machine.
- Jon Pareles
Jul 24, 2020 · The National's Aaron Dessner on his unlikely collaboration with Taylor Swift and how the pop star charted new musical ground on 'Folklore.'
- Jon Blistein
Apr 26, 2024 · Bess Atwell, a U.K. singer-songwriter, collaborated with Aaron Dessner, a producer and member of the National, on her first full-length record. The album explores themes of dissociation, anxiety, and self-acceptance, and features guest musicians from Big Thief and Beirut.
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Nov 29, 2023 · Aaron Dessner, co-producer of Swift's "Folklore" and "Evermore" and member of the National, shares his insights on juggling both roles and working with different artists. Listen to the podcast episode and read the transcript on Variety.
