Dsign Music

Dsign Music
Aksjeselskap
Industry Music & entertainment
Genre J-pop, K-pop, dance-pop, electropop, pop, Rock, teen pop, Musicals, Bubblegum pop
Founded Trondheim, Norway (2006 (2006))
Founder
  • Robin Jenssen
  • Anne Judith Wik
  • Nermin Harambašić
  • Ronny Svendsen
Headquarters Trondheim, Norway, USA, Korea
Number of locations
 Los Angeles, Seoul, Trondheim
Area served
 Worldwide
Key people
 Robin Jenssen: CEO
Services Entertainment
Divisions Dsign Music Inc
Subsidiaries EKKO Publishing Inc
Website www.dsignmusic.com

Dsign Music is a songwriting/production company originally from Trondheim, Norway.[1] Today the core team is based in Los Angeles and Seoul. Dsign Music was formed in 2006 by Robin Jenssen, Anne Judith Wik, Nermin Harambašić and Ronny Svendsen. Since the beginning they have been involved in numerous #1 singles worldwide, a total of 21 #1's on different US Billboard Charts and multiple platinum and diamond albums.[2] Dsign Music are also involved in other ventures such as music publishing, musicals, TV-shows, mobile applications and movie scores. The core team signed a worldwide publishing deal with Universal Music Publishing Group in 2008, and a representation deal with SESAC in 2015.[3]

SONG:EXPO

Dsign Music are hosts for the annual songwriting camp called Trondheim Song:Expo, a writing camp with approximately 100 writers attending over a two-week period every year.

Dsign Music are also involved in other songwriting camps (Seoul Calling in Korea, LA:EXPO in the US and Aarhus Calling in Denmark).

Production Highlights

References

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