A voice rising from the mountains of Montana and the ancestral highlands of Northern Albania. Pal Shkreli is an Albanian roots and outlaw-country artist whose music bridges the wide-open spirit of the American West with the deep historical memory of the Balkan highlands. His songs are shaped by exile, identity, and the quiet weight of a people whose story was never finished.
With acoustic guitar, raw vocals, and stripped-down storytelling, Pal Shkreli doesn’t chase trends — he carries memory. His music speaks of divided lands, forgotten borders, ancestral pride, and the dignity of those who refuse to forget where they come from.
Drawing from outlaw country, traditional folk, and Balkan heritage, Pal creates a sound that feels timeless, rugged, and deeply human. His debut album Malësori (“The Highlander”) tells the story of Albanians across borders through the voice of a solitary troubadour standing between two worlds.
Pal Shkreli represents a new kind of Albanian artist — not built for charts, but for history.