Gustav Efraimsson

Gustav Efraimsson, born 1980, is a Swedish songwriter and music producer.[1][2]

Early life

Efraimsson grew up on the Swedish west coast, in a town called Gothenburg. He later moved to Stockholm, the capital of Sweden and a major source of worldwide hits from songwriters like Max Martin, Shellback, RedOne and Anders Bagge.

Musical career

He has written songs for major recording artists like NKOTBSB (New Kids On The Block & Backstreet Boys), Snoop Dogg, 'Anouk, September, Marta Sánchez, Jennifer Rush, Sweetbox, Audio Playground, Edurne, Sweet California, Eric Saade as well as many others. In 2016 his song "We Are Your Tomorrow" was chosen to be in the Melodifestivalen 2016 (the Swedish qualifier for Eurovision Song Contest 2016) and made it all the way to final, held at Friends Arena on March 12.

Selected discography

Alisa

  • Rock Ur Body

Anouk

  • Be My Baby
  • Keeps Getting Better

Anniela

  • Crescendo
  • Sin Of My Own

Aitor Saez

  • A Pleno Sol

Audio Playground

  • Emergency (feat. Snoop Dogg) (#13 US Billboard Dance/Club)
  • Hands Up In The Air (#1 US Billboard Dance/Club)

Axel Schylström

  • Tagen På Sängen

Beatrice

  • Electroshock

Beatrix Kiddo

  • Swipe

Camp Sweden

Carina Dahl

  • It Gets Better

David Lindgren

Deep

  • People In The Plan

Super Junior Donghae & Eunhyuk

  • Android Syndrome (#1 Oricon Album Chart Japan / #1 Oricon DVD Chart Japan)

Edurne

  • Despierta (#3 Spain album chart, #5 Spain singles chart)
  • No Mirar Atras (producer/mixer)
  • Te Falta Veneno (producer/mixer)

Eric Saade

  • Say It (#2 Sweden Album Chart)

Eric Suen

  • Party Life (feat. Mike Kasem)

Fanclub

  • Henrik Larsson

Fatin

  • Saat Ku Gelap Saat Ku Remang (#1 Indonesian Album Chart, 10x platinum)

GAC (Gamaliel Audrey Cantika)

  • Kamu
  • Goooo
  • I Want You

Gille

  • Winter Dream

Gita Gutawa

  • Sunshine After Rain
  • It's Not Me, It's You
  • Karenamu Bukan Aku

Gloss

  • Sempre Em Movimento

Han Geng

  • Wild Cursive (MTV EMA Winner x2, Grammy winner - Song Of The Year, China)

Inéz

  • Listen To Your Heart

Jennifer Rush

  • Head Above Water

John Park

  • Imagine (#1 Korean Album Chart)

Josefin Glenmark

  • She's In My Head

Judika

  • Sampai Kau Jadi Milikku (6x platinum album)
  • Strong Together (6x platinum album)

Malena Laszlo

  • Gold Silver Diamonds and Pearls

Marta Sánchez

  • Get Together (feat. D-MOL) (Official Bacardi International Campaign Song)

Matilda Thompson

  • What We Do
  • Elysium
  • Run Back To The Fire
  • Ain't Waiting

Nathalie Saba

  • Young Hearts

NKOTBSB (New Kids On The Block & Backstreet Boys)

  • All In My Head (#7 US Billboard 200)

Ofelia

Ola Lustig

  • M.I.L.F.
  • Julraketen
  • Låtsas Att Det Är Semester
  • Netflix och Chill

Rio Febrian

  • Matahari
  • Run Away
  • Rasa Sesungguhnya

Risa Hirako

  • Epic
  • Take Me

Seean

  • It's Alright

September

  • Sin Of My Own

Shawn Lee

  • Around The World

Sweet California

  • Good Lovin' (#1 Spain Singles Chart, #1 Spain Album Chart, Platinum certified)

Sweetbox

  • Magic

Tereza Kerndlova

  • Monsters

The Fooo Conspiracy

  • What The Fooo

Tooji

  • CockTail

Victoria Tocca

  • All I Am
  • In Your Hand
  • I Din Hand

Wiktoria

  • I Won't Stand In Your Way (producer/mixer)

What’s Up

  • Out Of The Blue
  • Stone Cold Sober
  • Romeo (producer/mixer)

Yamashita Tomohisa

  • Blood Diamond (#1 Japan Album Chart)

Younha

  • Joahae

Young Pharoz

  • Flying The Flag / Yalla Ben Ne3eesh (song for the World Cup 2014)

He has produced and/or mixed songs for many well known European and Asian artists, including September, Marta Sánchez, Edurne, Yamashita Tomohisa and more.

References

  1. ↑ Universal Music Publishing, June 9, 2010: Camp FantAsia!
  2. ↑ SMFF: Universal Music Publishing satsar på Korea, accessed 2010-07-09 (in Swedish)

http://www.smff.se/?id=261&cid=3005

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