Erik_Smaaland

Erik Smaaland

Erik Smaaland

Music producer


Erik Smaaland is a Norwegian music Producer and Songwriter, who had his international breakthrough with “Alone, Pt. II” by Alan Walker and Ava Max which hit top 20 in 7 countries and peaked at No 77 on Spotify globally,[1] and Robin Schulz feat Alida “In Your Eyes” hit the top3 on the German Airplay charts, and hit the Billboard Dance #1[2] with only weeks apart. He also managed to get 3 #1 singles in his home country Norway in the first 3 months of 2020. In late 2020, he produced and co-wrote the single "One More Dance" with R3HAB, and in early 2021 produced and co-wrote "Love Again" by Alok, and Vize, Weight Of The World by Armin Van Buuren, One More Time the lead single of Robin Schulz album IIII, a collaboration with Felix Jaehn, and Scandal from the Taste Of Love EP from TWICE[3] Since that Smaaland has written and produced singles for artists like Tiesto, Rita Ora, Jonas Blue, R3HAB, Tiago PZK, IVE, Dillon Francis, Lukas Graham, and Armin Van Buuren.

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Erik Smaaland got his Norwegian breakthrough in 2017 with Hkeem's “Fy Faen” that reached No. 1 in Norway and Top20 in Sweden.[4] He has since that produced and array of top20 charters for local Norwegian acts.

He won “Song Of The Year” at the Norwegian Spellemann Awards 2017,[5] was nominated for “Best Breakthrough Songwriter” at the Norwegian Publishhers Award 2017 and was behind 4 nominations at the 2020 Norwegian Spellemann Awards, 3 Song Of The Year Nominations[6] with Alan Walker, and Tix, and one for best Pop[7]

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  1. Spotontrack "Spotontrack". Retrieved 16 April 2020
  2. VG:Fy Faen for en Suksess "Verdens Gang". Retrieved April 20, 2017.
  3. Spellemann "NRK". Retrieved February 26, 2018
  4. Spellemann, Nominerte - Årets Låt 2020 "Spellemann". Retrieved February 12, 2021.
  5. Spellemann, Nominerte - Pop 2020 "Spellemann". Retrieved February 12, 2021.

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