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    Dsign Music

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    Dsign Music
    Company typeAksjeselskap
    IndustryMusic and entertainment
    GenreJ-pop, K-pop, C-pop, dance-pop, electropop, pop, rock, teen pop, musicals, bubblegum pop, Latin pop
    FoundedTrondheim, Norway (2004 (2004))
    Founder
    • Robin Jenssen
    • Anne Judith Wik
    • Nermin Harambašić
    • Ronny Svendsen
    Headquarters
    Trondheim
    ,
    Norway
    Number of locations
    		Los Angeles, Seoul, Trondheim, Stockholm
    Area served
    		Worldwide
    Key people
    		Robin Jenssen: CEO
    ServicesEntertainment
    SubsidiariesDsign Publishing AS
    Websitewww.dsignmusic.com
    Dsign Music, Ronny Svendsen, Nermin Harambasic, Anne Judith Wik and Robin Jenssen in 2012

    Dsign Music is a Norwegian songwriting and music production company, established in 2004 by Robin Jenssen, Anne Judith Stokke Wik, Nermin Harambašić, and Ronny Vidar Svendsen.[1]

    Dsign Music has achieved 71 No. 1 placements on the Billboard Charts with related sales of 35 million physical albums and accumulating more than three billion streams.[citation needed] Their output includes around 500 recorded and released songs globally.[citation needed] They have been awarded multiple diamond, platinum, and gold records worldwide.[citation needed]

    Dsign Music has won multiple awards including YouTube Awards, MTV Awards, and Golden Disc Awards.[2][3] They have played an important role in shaping the history of K-pop by creating some of K-pop's most iconic and commercially successful hit songs.[4]

    Dsign Music signed a global exclusive publishing deal with KREATION Music Rights in December 2023. Previously Dsign Music was signed to EKKO between 2016 and 2023, a company they co-founded together with Mr. Lee Soo-man (founder of SM Entertainment in Seoul, Korea) and Australian A&R veteran Mr. Hayden Bell (former A&R Executive of Sony Music). Prior to this, Dsign Music was signed with Universal Music Publishing Group from 2008 until 2016.

    Dsign Music's presence extends globally through their representation by TONO in the Nordics and Baltics, ensuring their music reaches audiences in those regions. For the rest of the world, Dsign Music is represented by SESAC. These partnerships with TONO and SESAC further enhance their reach and impact.[5]

    Members[edit]

    • Robin Jenssen (CEO)
    • Anne Judith Stokke Wik (songwriter/topliner/singer/composer)
    • Nermin Harambašić (songwriter/topliner/producer/composer)
    • Ronny Vidar Svendsen (songwriter/producer/composer)
    • Jin Suk Choi aka JINBYJIN (songwriter/producer/composer)
    • Adrian Thesen aka Pizzapunk / Heffy Beluga (songwriter/producer/composer)

    Billboard Charts #1 placements[edit]

    1. 27/09/2023: JO1 - “EQUINOX” - #1 Billboard Japan Download Albums
    2. 27/09/2023: JO1 - “EQUINOX” - #1 Billboard Japan Hot Albums
    3. 27/09/2023: JO1 - “EQUINOX” - #1 Billboard Japan Top Album Sales
    4. 15/07/2023: Aespa - "My World" - #1 Billboard US World Albums
    5. 15/07/2023: Aespa - "My World" - #1 Billboard US Top Current Album Sales
    6. 15/07/2023: Aespa - "My World" - #1 Billboard US Top Album Sales
    7. 20/05/2023: LE SSERAFIM - "Unforgiven" - #1 Billboard US World Albums
    8. 10/05/2023: LE SSERAFIM - "Unforgiven" - #1 Billboard Japan Hot Albums
    9. 10/05/2023: LE SSERAFIM - "Unforgiven" - #1 Billboard Japan Top Albums Sales
    10. 10/05/2023: LE SSERAFIM - "Unforgiven" - #1 Billboard Japan Download Albums
    11. 05/11/2022: LE SSERAFIM - "Antifragile" - #1 Billboard US World Albums
    12. 26/10/2022: LE SSERAFIM - "Antifragile" - #1 Billboard Japan Top Albums Sales
    13. 26/10/2022: LE SSERAFIM - "Antifragile" - #1 Billboard Japan Hot Albums
    14. 28/05/2022: Tomorrow X Together - "Minisode 2: Thursday's Child" - #1 Billboard US Top Current Album Sales
    15. 28/05/2022: Tomorrow X Together - "Minisode 2: Thursday's Child" - #1 Billboard US Top Album Sales
    16. 28/05/2022: Tomorrow X Together - "Minisode 2: Thursday's Child" - #1 Billboard US World Albums
    17. 25/05/2022: Tomorrow X Together - "Minisode 2: Thursday's Child" - #1 Billboard Japan Top Albums Sales
    18. 25/05/2022: Tomorrow X Together - "Minisode 2: Thursday's Child" - #1 Billboard Japan Hot Albums
    19. 11/05/2022: LE SSERAFIM - "Fearless" - #1 Billboard Japan Download Albums
    20. 11/05/2022: LE SSERAFIM - "Fearless" - #1 Billboard Japan Hot Albums
    21. 16/02/2022: Yunho - "Kimi wa Saki e Iku (君は先へ行く) / You Go Ahead" - #1 Billboard Japan Hot Albums
    22. 16/02/2022: Yunho - "Kimi wa Saki e Iku (君は先へ行く) / You Go Ahead" - #1 Billboard Japan Top Albums Sales
    23. 27/11/2021: Twice - Formula of Love: O+T=<3 - #1 Billboard US World Albums[6]
    24. 09/10/2021: ITZY - "Crazy In Love" - #1 Billboard US World Albums
    25. 09/10/2021: ITZY - "Crazy In Love" - #1 Billboard US Independent Albums
    26. 09/10/2021: ITZY - "Crazy In Love" - #1 Billboard US Tastemaker Albums
    27. 09/10/2021: ITZY - "Crazy In Love" - #1 Billboard US Top Album Sales
    28. 09/10/2021: ITZY - "Crazy In Love" - #1 Billboard US Top Current Album Sales
    29. 26/06/2021: Twice - "Taste of Love" - #1 Billboard US World Albums
    30. 26/06/2021: Twice - "Taste of Love" - #1 Billboard US Top Album Sales
    31. 26/06/2021: Twice - "Taste of Love" - #1 Billboard US Top Current Album Sales
    32. 07/11/2020: Loona - "12:00" - #1 Billboard US Heatseekers Albums
    33. 21/12/2019: EXO - "Obsession" - #1 Billboard US World Albums
    34. 18/03/2019: Twice - "#Twice2" - #1 Billboard Japan Hot Albums
    35. 15/12/2018: Red Velvet - "RBB (Really Bad Boy)" - #1 Billboard US Heatseekers Albums
    36. 08/12/2018: NCT 127 - "Regular-Irregular" - #1 Billboard US World Digital Songs
    37. 21/07/2018: Twice - "Dance The Night Away" (single) - #1 Billboard K-POP Hot 100
    38. 07/02/2018: EXO - "Countdown" - #1 Billboard Japan Top Albums Sales[7]
    39. 07/02/2018: EXO - "Countdown" - #1 Billboard Japan Hot Albums[8]
    40. 03/02/2018: Jonghyun - Poet | Artist - #1 Billboard US World Albums[9]
    41. 15/11/2017: Namie Amuro - "Finally" - #1 Billboard Japan Hot Albums[10]
    42. 15/11/2017: Namie Amuro - "Finally" - #1 Billboard Japan Top Albums Sales[11]
    43. 26/08/2017: Girls' Generation - "Holiday Night" - #1 Billboard US World Albums[12]
    44. 25/07/2017: EXO - "The War" - #1 Billboard US World Albums[13]
    45. 25/01/2017: E-girls - E.G. Crazy - #1 Billboard Japan Hot Albums[14]
    46. 25/01/2017: E-girls - E.G. Crazy - #1 Billboard Japan Top Albums Sales[15]
    47. 03/12/2016: Ricky Martin - "Vente Pa' Ca feat. Maluma" (single) - #1 Billboard US Tropical Airplay[16]
    48. 26/11/2016: B.A.P - "Noir" - #1 Billboard US World Albums[17]
    49. 26/11/2016: Ricky Martin - "Vente Pa' Ca feat. Maluma" (single) - #1 Billboard Mexico Airplay[18]
    50. 05/11/2016: Ricky Martin - "Vente Pa' Ca feat. Maluma" (single) - #1 Billboard US Latin Pop Airplay[19]
    51. 15/10/2016: Ricky Martin - "Vente Pa' Ca feat. Maluma" (single) - #1 Billboard Latin Digital Song Sales[20]
    52. 15/10/2016: Ricky Martin - "Vente Pa' Ca feat. Maluma" (single) - #1 Billboard US Latin Airplay[21]
    53. 11/11/2015: EXO - "Love Me Right" (single) - #1 Billboard Japan Hot 100
    54. 05/11/2015: f(x) - "4 Walls" - #1 Billboard US World Albums
    55. 26/09/2015: Red Velvet - "The Red" - #1 Billboard US World Albums
    56. 05/09/2015: Girls' Generation - "Lion Heart" - #1 Billboard US World Albums
    57. 22/08/2015: Nathan Sykes - "Kiss Me Quick" - #1 Billboard US Dance Club Songs
    58. 31/01/2015: Jonghyun - "Base" - #1 Billboard US World Albums
    59. 04/09/2014: Super Junior - "Mamacita" - #1 Billboard US World Albums
    60. 11/08/2014: Girls' Generation - "The Best" - #1 Billboard Japan Top Albums Sales
    61. 15/03/2014: Girls' Generation - "Mr. Mr." - #1 Billboard US Heatseekers Albums
    62. 17/12/2013: Exo - "Miracles In December" - #1 Billboard US World Albums
    63. 17/08/2013: f(x) - "Rum Pum Pum Pum" (single) - #1 Billboard K-Pop Hot 100[22]
    64. 17/08/2013: f(x) - "Pink Tape" - #1 Billboard US World Albums
    65. 22/06/2013: Exo - "XOXO" - #1 Billboard US World Albums
    66. 08/06/2013: Lee Hyori - "Bad Girls" (single) - #1 Billboard K-POP Hot 100
    67. 26/01/2013: Girls' Generation - "I Got A Boy" (single) - #1 Billboard K-POP Hot 100
    68. 26/01/2013: Super Junior-M - "Break Down" - #1 Billboard US World Albums
    69. 19/01/2013: Girls' Generation - "I Got A Boy" (album) - #1 Billboard US World Albums[23]
    70. 05/10/2011: TVXQ - Tone - #1 Billboard Japan Top Albums Sales[24]
    71. 08/06/2011: Girls' Generation - "Girls' Generation" - #1 Billboard Japan Top Albums Sales[25]

    Selected credits[edit]

    • 2024: iScream - "Heart of Gold" single from the album "Selfie" released by LDH Japan
    • 2024: AiNA THE END - "Sail (帆)" single released by Avex Trax
    • 2023: Red Velvet - "Knock Knock (Who's There?)" and "Will I Ever See You Again?" from the album Chill Kill released by SM Entertainment
    • 2023: Aespa - "Hot Air Ballon" from the album "Drama" released by SM Entertainment
    • 2023: ITZY - "Style" from the album "Ringo" released by JYP Entertainment
    • 2023: JO1 - ”Fairytale” from the album “EQUINOX” released by Lapone Entertainment
    • 2023: Riize - “Memories” from the single "Get a Guitar" released by SM Entertainment
    • 2023: NCT - "Baggy Jeans" single from the album "Golden Age" released by SM Entertainment
    • 2023: NCT Dream - "ISTJ" and "Broken Melodies" singles from the album ISTJ released by SM Entertainment
    • 2023: Aespa - "Salty & Sweet" from the EP My World released by SM Entertainment
    • 2023: LE SSERAFIM - "Unforgiven" (featuring Nile Rodgers) and "Fire In The Belly" from the album Unforgiven released by Source
    • 2023: Suzy - "R.U.N" - R U Next? Theme Song released by Belift
    • 2023: Lun8 - "We Like It" from the EP Continue? released by Fantagio
    • 2023: Julie Bergan - "Diamonds" single released by Karate Records (Sony Music Norway)
    • 2023: LE SSERAFIM - “Guardian” theme song for the animated series “Bastions” released by Source
    • 2023: Onew - "Walk With You" from the album "Circle" released by SM Entertainment
    • 2023: Got the Beat - "Goddess Level" and "Outlaw" from the EP Stamp on It released by SM Entertainment
    • 2022: BoA, Wendy (Red Velvet), Ningning (AESPA) performing ”Time After Time” from the album “2022 Winter SMTOWN: SMCU Palace” released by SM Entertainment
    • 2022: WayV - "Phantom" from the EP "Phantom" released by SM Entertainment
    • 2022: Red Velvet - "Zoom" from the EP "The ReVe Festival 2022 – Birthday" released by SM Entertainment
    • 2022: LE SSERAFIM - "No Celestial" from the EP "Antifragile" released by Source
    • 2022: Tomorrow X Together - "Thursday's Child Has Far to Go" from the album "Minisode 2: Thursday's Child" released by Big Hit / Republic
    • 2022: LE SSERAFIM - "The Great Mermaid" and "Sour Grapes" from the EP "Fearless" released by Source
    • 2022: Red Velvet - "Wildside", "Jackpot", "#Cookie Jar", "Cause It's You" from the album "Bloom" released by SM Japan
    • 2022: Yunho - "Sairen" (サイレン) (You Go Ahead)" from the album "Kimi Wa Gou Gou / You Go Ahead" released by Avex Trax
    • 2022: Koda Kumi - "Atlas" from the album "Heart" released by Rhythm Zone
    • 2021: Hurricane - "Set The World on Fire" Single released by Stema Production
    • 2021: Girls Generation Oh!GG - "Melody" from EP "2021 Winter SM Town: SMCU Express" released by SM Entertainment
    • 2021: Max Changmin (TVXQ) - "HUMAN" from the EP "HUMAN" released by Avex Trax
    • 2021: Billlie - "The Rumor" from the EP "The Billage of Perception: Chapter One" released by Mystic Story
    • 2021: BoA - "My Dear" single released by Avex Trax
    • 2021: The Boyz - "Hypnotized" from the single "Maverick" released by Cre.ker Entertainment
    • 2021: Twice - "F.I.L.A. (Fall in Love Again)" from the album Formula of Love: O+T=<3 released by JYP Entertainment (#1 Billboard US World Albums |#3 Billboard US 200)
    • 2021: ITZY -"B[oo]m-Boxx" and "Love Is" from the EP "Crazy in Love" released by JYP Entertainment
    • 2021: Stray Kids - "Secret Secret" from the EP "Noeasy" released by JYP Entertainment
    • 2021: Red Velvet - "Queendom" single from the EP "Queendom" released by SM Entertainment
    • 2021: 2PM - "Moon & Back" from the EP "Must" released by JYP Entertainment
    • 2021: Twice - "Baby Blue Love" from the EP "Taste of Love" released by JYP Entertainment (#1 Billboard US World Albums)
    • 2021: VIZE x Papa Roach - "CORE (That's Who We Are)" single released by Sony Music
    • 2021: Wendy - "Like Water" single from the EP "Like Water" released by SM Entertainment
    • 2021: WayV - "Good Time" from the EP "Kick Back" released by SM Entertainment
    • 2021: U-KNOW - "La Rosa" from the album "Noir" released by SM Entertainment
    • 2021: Lizzy Wang feat. Julie Bergan - "Flexy" single released by Warner Music China
    • 2021: Alejandro Fuentes feat. Tshawe & Admiral P -"Miss Favela" single released by Sony Music Norway
    • 2021: Victon - "Flip A Coin" from the EP "Voice: The Future is Now" released by Play M Entertainment
    • 2021: Chief 1 & Thomas Buttenschøn - "Høyt Over Skyerne" single released by Chiefment
    • 2021: Cherry Bullet - "Keep Your Head Up" from the EP "Cherry Rush" released by FNC Entertainment
    • 2020: Twice - "Queen" freom the EP "Eyes Wide Open" released by JYP Entertainment
    • 2020: Steve Forest & Te Pai ft. Damien McFly - "Head Above The Water" single release
    • 2020: Verivery - "Get Outta My Way" from the EP "Face Us" released by Jellyfish Entertainment
    • 2020: Everglow - "Untouchable" from the EP "−77.82X−78.29" released by Yuehua Entertainment
    • 2020: AleXa - "Revolution" from the mini-album DECOHERENCE released by ZB Label
    • 2020: LOONA - "Fall Again" from the EP "12:00" released by Blockberry Creative (#1 Billboard US Heatseekers Albums)
    • 2020: Celina Sharma - "Insecure" single released by EMI Virgin / Universal Music
    • 2020: GWSN - "Bazooka" single from the album The Keys released by Sony Music Korea
    • 2020: ITZY - "I Don't Wanna Dance" from the album IT'z Me released by JYP Entertainment
    • 2020: Han Seung-Woo - "Fever / Sacriface" from the EP "Fame" released by Play M Entertainment
    • 2019: Red Velvet - "Love Is The Way" from the album The ReVe Festival:Finale released by SM Entertainment (#1 US iTunes Charts)
    • 2019: EXO - "Trouble" from the album Obsession released by SM Entertainment (#1 Billboard US World Albums | #1 Gaon South Korean album charts) Certified 3 x Platinum Album - more than 750.000 sold units
    • 2019: Taeyeon - "Spark" single from the album Purpose released by SM Entertainment
    • 2019: Super Junior - "I Think I" single from the album Time_Slip released by SM Entertainment (#1 Gaon South Korean album charts) Certified Platinum Album - more than 365.000 sold units
    • 2019: BVNDIT - "Dumb" single from the EP BE! released by MNH Entertainment
    • 2019: Red Velvet - "Love Is The Way" from the album The ReVe Festival: Day 2 released by SM Entertainment (#1 Gaon South Korean album charts)
    • 2019: Ailee - "Headlock" from the album butterFLY released by DreamT Entertainment
    • 2019: Purplebeck - Crystal Ball EP released by Mystic Entertainment
    • 2019: U-KNOW - "Blue Jeans" from the album True Colors released by SM Entertainment
    • 2019: Twice - "Dance The Night Away" (Japanese version) from the album #Twice2 released by Warner Music Japan (#1 Billboard Japan Hot Albums | more than 450.000 sold units)
    • 2019: Taemin - "Want" single from the EP Want released by SM Entertainment[26] (#1 Gaon South Korean album charts)
    • 2019: Alejandro Fuentes - "Emma Emma" single released by Dsign Music
    • 2019: Theo Lundestad Lawrence - "Break My Heart" single released by Dsign Music
    • 2018: Red Velvet - "Sassy Me" from the album RBB (Really Bad Boy) released by SM Entertainment (#1 Billboard US Heatseeekers Albums | #2 Billboard US World Albums)
    • 2018: Roy Wang - "Will You" single released by Beijing Time Fengjun Culture & Entertainment
    • 2018: E-girls - "Pink Champagne" from the album E.G. 11 released by Rhythm Zone / Avex Music
    • 2018: Chung Ha - "Cherry Kisses" from the album Blooming Blue released by MNH Entertainment
    • 2018: Key - "This Life" from the album Face released by SM Entertainment
    • 2018: NCT 127 - "Simon Says" single from the album Regular-Irregular released by SM Entertainment (#1 Billboard World Digital Songs | Platinum Certified Album 433.000+ sales)
    • 2018: Red Velvet - "#Cookie Jar" single from the EP #Cookie Jar released by Avex Trax (#3 Billboard Japan Hot Albums)
    • 2018: Twice - "Dance The Night Away" single from the album Summer Nights released by JYP Entertainment (#1 Billboard Korea K-POP 100 | 2 X Platinum Certified Album 650.000+ sales)
    • 2018: Twice - "Dejavu" from the EP What Is Love? released by JYP Entertainment (#3 Billboard Japan Hot Albums | Platinum Certified Album 433.000+ sales | winner of 33rd Golden Disc Awards)
    • 2018: TVXQ - "Broken" from the album New Chapter No. 1: The Chance of Love released by SM Entertainment
    • 2018: Klingande - "Rebel Yell feat. Krishane" single released by Ultra Music
    • 2018: SHINee - "You & I" from the album The Story Of Light released by SM Entertainment
    • 2018: Koda Kumi - "Sweetest Taboo" from the album AND released by Rhythm Zone
    • 2018: EXO - "Love Me Right" from the album Countdown released by SM Entertainment (#1 Billboard Japan Hot Albums)[8]
    • 2018: Jonghyun - "I'm So Curious" from the album Poet | Artist released by SM Entertainment (#1 Billboard US World Albums)
    • 2017: Cazzi Opeia - "Wild Ones" single released by Cosmos Music / Superior Recordings
    • 2017: Matt Terry - "Weigh Me Down" from the album Trouble released by RCA
    • 2017: Namie Amuro - "Big Boys Cry" from the best of album Finally released by Avex Trax (#1 Oricon Albums Chart | #1 Billboard Japan Hot Albums Chart | #1 Billboard Japan Top Album Sales)
    • 2017: Girls' Generation - "Girls Are Back" from the album "Holiday Night" released by SM Entertainment (#1 Billboard US World Albums)
    • 2017: EXO - "What U Do?" from the album The War released by SM Entertainment (#1 Billboard US World Albums)[27]
    • 2017: Dream Ami – "Surf On The Summer" from the album Re: Dream released by Rhythm Zone
    • 2017: Twice - "Someone Like Me" from the EP Signal released by JYP Entertainment (#3 Billboard US World Albums)
    • 2017: The Rampage from EXILE Tribe - "Frontiers" single released by Rhythm Zone
    • 2017: Koda Kumi - "Insane / Bassline" from the album W Face - Outside released by Rhythm Zone (#1 Oricon Japan Album Chart | #1 Oricon Japan Daily Chart)
    • 2017: VAV - "Venus (Dance With Me)" released by Loen Entertainment
    • 2017: Nabiha - "Young" single released by disco:wax
    • 2017: Luna, Hani & Solar – "Honey Bee" single released by Mystic Entertainment
    • 2017: Kamaliya - "Aphrodite" single released by TanArm Music
    • 2017: E-girls - "Pink Champagne" from the album E.G.CRAZY released by Rhythm Zone / Avex Music (#1 Billboard Japan Hot Albums & #1 Billboard Japan Top Album Sales)[14]
    • 2016: E-girls - "Pink Champagne" single released by Rhythm Zone / Avex Music (#2 Billboard Japan Hot 100)
    • 2016: Justice Crew - "Pop Dat Buckle" single released by Sony Music Australia
    • 2016: In Stereo - "Girlfriend" single released by Warner Music Australia
    • 2016: Hyolyn - "Paradise" from the EP It's Me released by Starship Entertainment
    • 2016: Nathan Sykes - "Kiss Me Quick" from the album Unfinished Business released by Global Entertainment
    • 2016: B.A.P - "Skydive" from the album Noir released by Loen Entertainment (#1 Billboard US World Albums)
    • 2016: Krishane - "Found Da Boi feat. Wande Coal" single released by Atlantic Records UK
    • 2016: Apink - "Boom Pow Love" from the album Pink Revolution released by A Cube / Loen Entertainment
    • 2016: Red Velvet - "Bad Dracula" from the EP Russian Roulette released by SM Entertainment
    • 2016: Ricky Martin - "Vente Pa'Ca feat. Maluma" single released by Sony Music Latin[28] (#1 Billboard US Latin Airplay, #1 Billboard Mexico Airplay, #1 Billboard Mexico Espanol Airplay, #1 Billboard US Latin Pop Songs, #1 Billboard US Tropical Airplay, #60 on the toplist of most watched videos in the world on YouTube[29][circular reference])
    • 2016: Krishane - "Inconsiderate feat. Patoranking" single released by Atlantic Records UK
    • 2016: Vyan - "Castle" single released by Spinnup
    • 2016: Vyan - "Hard To Break" single released by Spinnup
    • 2016: BaekHyun (EXO) & Suzy (miss A) - "Dream" single released by Mystic Entertainment (#1 Korea Gaon Music Digital Chart in January[30][31][32][33] | #1 Korea Gaon Music Album Chart[34] | #3 Billboard US World Digital Songs[35]
    • 2015: f(x) - "Deja Vu" from the album 4 Walls released by SM Entertainment (#1 Billboard US World Albums[36]
    • 2015: EXO - "Love Me Right" single released by Avex Trax in Japan (#1 Billboard Japan Hot 100[37]| #1 Japan Oricon Weekly CD Single Chart in Japan[38]
    • 2015: Brown Eyed Girls - "Warm Hole" from the album Basic released by Loen Entertainment
    • 2015: Twice - "Truth" from the album The Story Begins released by JYP Entertainment
    • 2015: Yim Jae Beum - "Name" single released by ShowPLAY
    • 2015: Sweet California - "Good Lovin'" from the album Head For The Stars released by Warner Music Spain
    • 2015: Red Velvet - "Red Dress" and "Oh Boy" from the album The Red released by SM Entertainment (#1 Billboard US World Albums[39])
    • 2015: Jun Jin - "Wow Wow Wow" from the EP Real released by LOEN Entertainment
    • 2015: Arashi - "Imaging Crazy" from the album Arashi Live Tour 2014 & "The Digitalian" released by J Storm in Japan (#1 Japan Oricon DVD Chart[40]
    • 2015: Girls' Generation - "Bump It" and "Paradise" from the album Lion Heart released by SM Entertainment (#1 Billboard US World Albums[41]
    • 2015: Nathan Sykes - "Kiss Me Quick" single released by Global Entertainment (#1 Billboard US Dance Club Songs Chart[42]
    • 2015: 9 Muses - "Hurt Locker" single from the EP Special Summer Edition released by Star Empire Entertainment
    • 2015: EXO - "Love Me Right" single from the album Love Me Right released by SM Entertainment (#1 Billboard US World Albums[43]
    • 2015: Girls' Generation - "Catch Me If You Can" single released by SM Entertainment (#2 Billboard US World Digital Songs[44]
    • 2015: Kim Feel - "Marry Me" single released by CJ E&M
    • 2015: miss A - "Melting" from the EP Colors released by JYP Entertainment
    • 2015: Amber - "Shake That Brass" from the album Beautiful released by SM Entertainment (#2 Billboard US World Albums[45]
    • 2015: Julie Ervik - "Last Love" single released by Dsign Music
    • 2015: Neon Hitch - "Sparks" - single released by WeRNeon & Dsign Music
    • 2015: School of Oz - The world's first "Hologram Musical" premiered 14 January in Seoul by SM Entertainment
    • 2015: Jonghyun - "Hallelujah" and "Crazy" from the album Base released by SM Entertainment (#1 Billboard US World Albums[46]
    • 2015: Alex Karlsson - "Streetlights" single released by Dsign Music
    • 2015: Girls' Generation-TTS - "I Like The Way" from the album Dear Santa released by SM Entertainment
    • 2014: Arashi - "Imaging Crazy" from the album The Digitalian released by J Storm in Japan (#1 on Japan Oricon Album Chart[47]
    • 2014: Daichi Miura - "Bring It Down" single released by Sonic Groove
    • 2014: Super Junior - "This Is Love" and "Let's Dance" from the album Mamacita released by SM Entertainment (#1 Billboard US World Albums[48]
    • 2014: Red Velvet - "Happiness" single released by SM Entertainment
    • 2014: Girls' Generation - "Genie", "Beep Beep" and "Love & Girls" from the album The Best released by EMI Records Japan (#1 Billboard Japanese Top Albums[49]
    • 2014: Kylie Minogue - "Kiss Me Once" from the album Kiss Me Once released by Parlophone (#1 Australian Album Charts[50] | #2 UK Album Charts[51]
    • 2014: Girls' Generation - "Soul" from the album Mr. Mr. released by SM Entertainment (#1 Billboard US Heatseekers Albums[52] | #1 Gaon Albums Chart[53] | #3 Billboard US World Albums[54]
    • 2014: BoA - "Call My Name" from the album Who's Back? released by Avex Trax
    • 2014: Koda Kumi - "LOL" from the album Bon Voyage released by Rhythm Zone
    • 2014: Boys Republic - the single "Video Game" released by Universal Music Korea
    • 2014: TVXQ - "Love Again" and "Rise" from the album Tense released by SM Entertainment (#2 Billboard US World Albums[55]
    • 2014: Kamaliya - "Never Wanna Hurt You (Bad Love Baby)" single released by Ministry Of Sound
    • 2013: EXO - "The Star" from the album Miracles In December released by SM Entertainment (#1 Billboard US World Albums[56])
    • 2013: Fatin Shidqia - "Jangan Kau Bohong" and "Sadar Dibatas Sabar" from the album For You released by Sony Music Indonesia (#1 on Indonesian Album Charts[57] | Won Best Album of the Year | Won best Pop Album of the Year[58]
    • 2013: Girls' Generation - "Find Your Soul" from the game "Blade & Soul" by Tencent
    • 2013: Girls' Generation - "Beep Beep" and "Love & Girls" from the album Love & Peace released by SM Entertainment (#1 Japan Oricon Weekly Album Chart[59] | #2 on Billboard JapanTop Albums[60]
    • 2013: Super Junior - "Candy" from the single Blue World released by Avex Trax
    • 2013: Shinee - "Destination" from the EP Everybody released by SM Entertainment (#2 Billboard US World Albums[61]
    • 2013: Isac Elliot - "Can't Give Up On Love" from the album Wake Up World released by Sony Music Finland (#1 on Finnish Album Charts[62]
    • 2013: Boys Republic - Identity album released by Universal Korea
    • 2013: Spica - "Tonight" single released by CJ E&M Music
    • 2013: Faky - "Better Without You" single released by Rhythm Zone
    • 2013: f(x) - "Rum Pum Pum Pum" single released by SM Entertainment (#1 Billboard K-Pop Hot 100[22])
    • 2013: f(x) - "Rum Pum Pum Pum" and "Toy" from the album Pink Tape released by SM Entertainment (#1 Billboard US World Albums[63]
    • 2013: Girls' Generation - "Love & Girls" single released by SM Entertainment (#3 Billboard Japan Hot 100[64]
    • 2013: EXO - "Wolf" single from the album XOXO released by SM Entertainment (#1 Billboard US World Albums[65]
    • 2013: Lee Hyori - "Bad Girls" single from the album Monochrome released by B2M Entertainment (#1 Billboard K-Pop Hot 100[66]
    • 2013: Lee Hyori - "Trust me, Special, Amor Mio, Going Crazy, Oars" albumtracks from the album Monochrome released by B2M Entertainment
    • 2013: Boys Republic - "Party Rock" single released by Universal Korea
    • 2013: Namie Amuro - "Big Boys Cry" single from the album Feel released by Avex Trax
    • 2013: Shinee - "Hitchhiking" single from the album Chapter 1. Dream Girl – The Misconceptions of You released by SM Entertainment (#2 Billboard US World Albums[67]
    • 2013: F.A.N.S. - "Nave Espacial" from the album Despegamos released by Sony Music
    • 2013: Kamaliya - "Love Me Like" single from the album Club Opera released by Embassy Of Music
    • 2013: Kamaliya - "I'm Alive" single from the album Club Opera released by Embassy Of Music
    • 2013: Girls' Generation - "I Got a Boy" single released by SM Entertainment (#1 Billboard K-Pop Hot 100)
    • 2013: Girls' Generation - "I Got a Boy" from the album I Got a Boy released by SM Entertainment (#1 Billboard World Albums[68] | (#1 on South Korea Gaon Monthly Digital Chart[69]
    • 2013: Super Junior-M - "Break Down" title track from the album Break Down released by SM Entertainment (#1 Billboard US World Albums[70]
    • 2013: DJ Antoine - "We Will Never Grow Old", "Beautiful" and "Now Or Never" from the album Sky Is The Limit released by Kontor Records
    • 2013: Blue - "I Can" single from the album Roulette released by Island Records
    • 2013: Kamaliya - album Club Opera all songs co-written and produced released by Embassy Of Music
    • 2012: Eric Saade - single "Marching (In The Name Of Love) from the album Forgive Me released by Roxy Recordings
    • 2012: Crystal Kay - "Come Back To Me" from the album Vivid released by Universal Music Japan
    • 2012: Crystal Kay - "What We Do" single from the album Vivid released by Universal Music Japan
    • 2012: Jasmine - "B*TCH*S" from the album Complexxx released by Sony Music
    • 2012: Kamaliya - "Butterflies" single from the album Club Opera released by Ministry Of Sound
    • 2012: Jolin Tsai - "The Great Artist" (大藝術家, Dà Yì Shù Jiā) single from the album Muse released by Warner Music Taiwan
    • 2012: Girls' Generation - "Beep Beep" from the single "Flower Power" released by Universal Music
    • 2012: Girls' Generation - "Girls & Peace" from the album Girls & Peace released by Universal Music (#3 Billboard Japanese Top Albums[71] | #3 on Japan Oricon Weekly Album Charts[72]
    • 2012: Coco Lee - "Stuck on You" single & album track released by Sony Music
    • 2012: Rainbow - "Energy" from the album Over the Rainbow released by Universal Sigma (#10 on Japan Oricon Weekly Album Chart[73]
    • 2011: SM Town - "For the First Time", "Like a Dream", and "1, 2, 3" from the album 2011 Winter SMTown – The Warmest Gift, released by SM Entertainment
    • 2011: Blue - "I Can" single and the UK entry to the Eurovision Song Contest 2011
    • 2011: Daichi Miura - "Illusion Show" from the album D.M. released by Avex Entertainment
    • 2011: Edita Abdieski - "When The Music Is Over" from the album One released by Sony Music
    • 2011: f(x) - "Dangerous" from the album Pinocchio released by SM Entertainment
    • 2011: Anders | Fahrenkrog - "Nathalie" and "Wicked Love" from the album Two released by Universal Music
    • 2011: Elva Hsiao - "100 Fen De Wen (100分的吻)" from the album I'm Ready released by Gold Typhoon
    • 2011: Chocolat - "I Like It" from the album I Like It released by Paramount Music
    • 2011: TVXQ - "I Think U Know" from the album Tone released by Avex Trax (#1 Billboard Japan Top Albums[74] | #1 on Japan Oricon Album Chart[75] | #1 on South Korean Album Charts[76]
    • 2011: Mariann Rosa - "Download My Kisses" single released by PopJoy
    • 2010: Jennifer Rush - "Echoes Love" from the album Now Is the Hour
    • 2010: BoA - "Hurricane Venus" from the album Copy & Paste released by SM Entertainment
    • 2010: BoA - "I'm OK" from the album Copy & Paste released by SM Entertainment
    • 2010: Jessica Sutta ex-Pussycat Dolls - "Jack in the Box"
    • 2009: Namie Amuro - "Fast Car" from the album Past Future released by Avex Trax (#1 Japan Oricon Album Charts[77] | #1 Taiwan Album Charts | #1 Korean Album Charts[78]
    • 2009: Girls' Generation - "Genie" from the album Tell Me Your Wish (Genie) released by SM Entertainment (#4 Billboard Japan Hot 100[79] | Winner of Golden Disk Awards[80]
    • 2009: RBD - "Puedes Ver Pero No Tocar" from the album Para Olvidarte De Mí released by EMI Mexico
    • 2009: Jeanette Biedermann - "All Mine" from the album Undress to the Beat released by Universal Music
    • 2009: Leki & The Sweet Mints - Singles "Obsessive" and "Love Me Another Day" released by Universal Music Belgium
    • 2009: Stefanie Heinzmann - "Bag It Up" from the album Roots To Grow released by Seoul Records
    • 2009: Indra - "Upper hand (Sexy mama)" single from the album One Woman Show released by Warner Music France
    • 2009: Big Ali - "Hunger" from the album Louder released by Warner Music France
    • 2008: Monrose - "You Can Look (But You Can Not Touch)" from the album I Am released by Starwatch/Warner
    • 2008: Aloha from Hell - "You" from the album No More Days to Waste released by Sony Music
    • 2008: Nikki Kerkhof - "Inconsolable" from the album Naked released by Sony BMG
    • 2008: Nádine - "For The Best" from the album This Time I Know released by EMI
    • 2008: Nevena Tsoneva - "Imeto mi" single released by Universal Music
    • 2007: Monrose - "Leading Me On" and "Say Yes" from the album Strictly Physical released by Starwatch/Warner
    • 2007: Room 2012 - "Haunted" from the album Elevator released by Starwatch/Warner
    • 2007: Venke Knutson - "Holiday" single released by Universal Music
    • 2007: Venke Knutson Co-wrote and produced the album Crush released by Universal Music

    Awards[edit]

    Year Award Category Nominee Result Ref.
    2023 Golden Disc Awards Digital Song Division Bonsang Le Sserafim "Unforgiven (feat. Nile Rodgers)" Won [81]
    2023 Golden Disc Awards Digital Song Division Bonsang Aespa "Spicy" Nominated [82]
    2023 Golden Disc Awards Album Division Bonsang Aespa "My World" Won [83]
    2023 Golden Disc Awards Album Division Bonsang Le Sserafim "Unforgiven" Won [84]
    2023 Golden Disc Awards Album Division Bonsang NCT Dream "ISTJ" Won [85]
    2023 Golden Disc Awards Album Division Bonsang NCT "Golden Age" Nominated [86]
    2022 Golden Disc Awards Best Album (Bonsang) Stray Kids "Noeasy" Won [87]
    2017 Music Publisher Awards in Norway (Musikkforleggerprisen) Composer / Rightsholder of the year - POP Music Dsign Music Won [88]
    2017 Golden Disc Awards Album of the Year Namie Amuro - "Finally" Won
    2017 Golden Disc Awards Artist of the Year Namie Amuro Won
    2017 Latin Grammy Awards Best Song of the Year Ricky Martin feat. Maluma - "Vente Pa'Ca" Nominated [89][90]
    2017 Latin Grammy Awards Record of the Year Ricky Martin feat. Maluma - "Vente Pa'Ca" Nominated
    2017 SESAC Latina Music Awards Best Radio Song of the Year Ricky Martin feat. Maluma - "Vente Pa'Ca" Won [91][92]
    2017 LAMA (Latin American Music Awards) Best Song of the Year Ricky Martin feat. Maluma - "Vente Pa'Ca" Nominated
    2013 YouTube Awards Best Video of the Year Girls' Generation - "I Got A Boy" Won [93]
    2012 MTV Video Music Award Japan Album of the Year Girls' Generation - "Girls' Generation" Won
    2011 MTV Video Music Award Japan Best Group Video Girls' Generation - "Tell Me Your Wish (Genie)" Won
    2011 MTV Video Music Award Japan Best Karaokee! Song Girls' Generation - "Tell Me Your Wish (Genie)" Won
    2011 Taiwan KKBox Awards Album of the Year Run Devil Run Won
    2010 Golden Disc Awards Album Daesang (Grand Prize) Oh! Won [94]
    2010 Golden Disc Awards Album Bonsang (Main Prize) Oh! Won
    2010 Melon Music Awards Album of the Year Oh! Won

    Songwriting Camps (Song:Expo)[edit]

    Robin Jenssen is the visionary behind Song:Expo, an annual songwriting camp that was founded in 2011. Recognized as the largest songwriting camp in the world, Song:Expo attracts an impressive gathering of more than 250 songwriters from across six continents as of 2020.

    Under Robin Jenssen's leadership, Song:Expo has expanded its reach and held successful songwriting camps in various cities around the globe. These include Trondheim, Oslo, Hamar, and Kristiandsand in Norway, Stockholm in Sweden, Reykjavik in Iceland, Seoul in Korea, Los Angeles in the United States, Tokyo in Japan, Aarhus in Denmark, Bangkok in Thailand, Lijang in China, and Sofia in Bulgaria.

    These diverse locations serve as vibrant creative hubs where talented songwriters come together to collaborate, exchange ideas, and harness their collective creativity. By fostering a dynamic and supportive environment, Song:Expo empowers songwriters from around the world to explore new musical horizons and create compelling compositions that resonate with audiences globally.

    Studio Locations[edit]

    In January 2019, Dsign Music co-founded EKKO Music Lab, a state-of-the-art 13-studio complex situated in Stockholm, Sweden. In January 2020, Dsign Music unveiled their new studio facilities at Musikkbyen in Trondheim, Norway. The complex features a total of 12 studios with Dsign Music's facilities standing as a significant component within it.

    Musicals[edit]

    Dsign Music has made notable contributions to the world of musicals. They collaborated on six songs for the groundbreaking hologram musical 'SCHOOL OZ,' featuring popular SMTOWN artists including TVXQ! (Max), EXO (Suho & Xiumin), f(x) (Luna), SHINee (Key), and Red Velvet (Seulgi). This innovative production captivated audiences at the Hologram Theater, situated in the COEX Shopping Center in Seoul, Korea.

    In addition, Dsign Music teamed up with Joern-Uwe Fahrenkrog-Petersen, former member of the german pop-group "NENA", to co-write the rock musical 'Walhalla.' Their creative partnership resulted in a compelling theatrical experience that showcased their musical talents and storytelling prowess.

    Furthermore, Dsign Music has crafted the captivating cabaret musical 'Shanghai Rose,' which has garnered significant attention.

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