From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Gustav Efraimsson
Gustav Efraimsson
Efraimsson,
Gustav Efraimsson born 1980, is a Swedish songwriter • Sweetbox - "Magic" (2009)
and music producer.[1][2] • Alisa - "Rock Ur Body" (2009)
• Edurne - "Despierta" (2006) - #3 Spain album chart,
Early life #5 Spain singles chart
He has produced and/or mixed songs for many well
Efraimsson grew up on the Swedish west coast, in a town known European and Asian artists, including September,
called Gothenburg. He later moved to Stockholm, the Marta Sánchez, Edurne, Yamashita Tomohisa and more.
capital of Sweden and a major source of world wide hits
from songwriters like Max Martin, Andreas Carlsson,
RedOne and Anders Bagge. After working on a freelance
References
basis, he eventually signed a management deal with well [1] Univeral Music Publishing, June 9, 2010: Camp
known music entrepreneur Hayden Bell (The Veronicas, FantAsia!
Savage Garden), and an exclusive publishing deal with [2] SMFF: Universal Music Publishing satsar på Korea,
The Kennel Publishing (Universal Music Publishing) in accessed 2010-07-09 (Swedish)
2010. http://www.smff.se/?id=261&cid=3005
Musical career External links
He has written songs for major recording artists like • Official Website
NKOTBSB (New Kids On The Block & Backstreet Boys), • Gustav Efraimsson on Myspace
September, Marta Sánchez, Jennifer Rush, Sweetbox, Persondata
Edurne, Eric Saade, as well as many others.
Name Efraimsson, Gustav
Some of his works include:
• NKOTBSB - "All In My Head" (2011) - #7 USA Alternative names
Billboard 200 Short description
• Marta Sánchez - "Get Together (feat. D-MOL)" (2011) Date of birth 1980
- Official Bacardi Campaign Song
Place of birth
• Yamashita Tomohisa - "Blood Diamond" (2011) - #1
Japan Album Chart Date of death
• Jennifer Rush - "Head Above Water" (2010) Place of death
• Eric Saade - "Say It" (2010) - #2 Sweden Album Chart
• September - "Sin Of My Own" (2009)
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• Swedish songwriters
• 1980 births
• Swedish musician stubs
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