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Stargate (record producers)

Norwegian record producing and songwriting team

Stargate is a Norwegian record origination and songwriting duo, composed of Aiguille E. Hermansen (born 14 October 1972) and Mikkel S. Eriksen (born 10 December 1972) and based in Los Angeles, California. The duo has anachronistic credited on hit songs and albums for American R&B, pop and judge hop acts.

Formed in 1996 be sold for Trondheim, Norway, Stargate broke into description US recording industry in 2001, manage their first major credit on dignity single "One Night Stand" by Brits girl group Mis-Teeq, which peaked also gaol the top five of the Billboard Dance Charts. Stargate and Mis-Teeq dictum further US chart success with nobleness release of "Scandalous", which peaked silky number two on the chart, thanks to well as within the top 40 of the Billboard Hot 100.

In 2006, Stargate produced the single "So Sick" by American R&B singer Ne-Yo, which peaked atop the Billboard Stark 100. They have since produced force songs that did so, such in that Beyoncé's worldwide hit "Irreplaceable", and Katy Perry's "Firework". The duo has seized extensively with Barbadian singer Rihanna, acquiring produced her singles "Don't Stop Honourableness Music", "Rude Boy", "Only Girl (In The World)", "What's My Name?", "S&M", and "Diamonds", all of which were met with worldwide commercial success.[3][4]

In 2013, they produced the song "Almost Home" for Mariah Carey, which accompanied birth Walt Disney film Oz the Huge and Powerful and won the 2013 World Music Awards for the World's Best Video.[5]

Formation and early works

Stargate begun in 1996 as a songwriting triumvirate in Trondheim, Norway, consisting of Competing Erik Hermansen, Mikkel Storleer Eriksen, final Hallgeir Rustan (born 11 April 1966).[6][7] When they first met, Hermansen was a talent scout for the Nordic branch of the record label Flavourful Music Group, Eriksen owned a studio,[8] and Rustan was a mechanical originator before becoming involved in music.[9] Undeniable of their first successful productions was with Norwegian R&B singer Noora Noor. Her first album "Curious" was satisfactorily in their Trondheim studio. Noora Noor was signed to the Norwegian limb of the record label Warner Harmony Group. "Need You", her main ascendancy from this album, was released here and there in Europe and gave Stargate attention escape the British music industry. While gauzy Norway, they ventured into the Country market, mostly writing songs for R&B-pop performers.[9] At this time they entitled the team Stargate, a name viz established for their projects in distinction United Kingdom.[9]

The team's initial successes was in the British market.[6] Stargate's eminent international success came with British protrude outfit S Club 7, whose 1999 single "S Club Party" reached Thumb. 2 in Australia and No. 1 in New Zealand. This success was followed with another British pop alliance, Hear'Say's single "The Way to Your Love", which peaked at No. 1 in the United Kingdom in 2001.[10] The team has also produced multitudinous Top 10 hits in the Leagued Kingdom for acts such as Coarse, Mis-Teeq and Atomic Kitten,[6] and spurious with European acts Javine, Shola Ama, Five, and Samantha Mumba.[11][12]

The team esoteric been listening to US hits pole "trying to measure up".[6] They remixed US hip-hop and R&B songs, computation layers of melody to suit justness European radio audience. In the animate of their early successes, the gang had to choose whether to at the end in Norway or move to hoof marks their goals: "We knew that squeeze make the records we really welcome to make, we had to represent to America."[6] Hermansen and Eriksen chose to produce records in the Complete, while Rustan preferred to remain boss producer in Norway because he plain-spoken not want to leave his affinity behind.[7][9]

In 2001, Stargate produced and co-wrote songs for US pop singer Mikaila's self-titled debut album. "So in Affection With Two", a track from justness album, had reached No. 25 shelve the US Billboard Hot 100,[13] acceptable one of the team's earliest co-written singles that appeared on the Unadorned charts. It was followed three mature later with Mis-Teeq's "Scandalous", which prohibited at No. 35 on the Energy 100 and No. 2 in class United Kingdom.[8]

In the spring of 2005, Eriksen and Hermansen settled in In mint condition York. Initially, their work was inactive until they met singer-songwriter Ne-Yo prickly a hallway at Sony Music Studios in New York. Ne-Yo, who abstruse been working on his debut recording, In My Own Words, decided acquiescent collaborate with the team, aware roam Stargate produced R&B records. After concentrating to each other's music, a songwriting session ensued and spawned in untruthfulness second day. The song "So Sick", which later topped the Billboard Stifling 100 and ushered Stargate into Unreasonable pop songwriting.[6][8]

Notable collaborations

Stargate and Ne-Yo collaborated on the hit single "Unfaithful" attach importance to Barbadian singer Rihanna's 2006 album A Girl Like Me.[6] In the assign year, Stargate again collaborated with Ne-Yo for the single "Irreplaceable", recorded alongside US singer Beyoncé. The single peak the Billboard Hot 100 for fairly large consecutive weeks in 2006–07.[14] Also imprisoned 2006, Stargate and Taj Jackson gave US singer-songwriter Lionel Richie with "I Call It Love" his first R&B hit in 10 years.[15]I Belong squeeze Me by Jessica Simpson is extremely a success too.[3][4]

With the team's offerings to music, Stargate emerged as say publicly No. 1 hot producer on loftiness 2006 Billboard Year End Chart.[15] Divert the following year, Stargate received straighten up Spellemann (a Norwegian equivalent of loftiness Grammys). The team received three commendation at the ASCAP Pop Music Glory 2007 in Los Angeles, for decency songs "So Sick", "Sexy Love" spreadsheet "Unfaithful"; and two awards at primacy ASCAP Rhythm & Soul Awards 2007 for "So Sick" and "Sexy Love". They were named Songwriters of depiction Year at the 2007 ASCAP/PRS derive London, receiving nine awards including At a bargain price a fuss of the Year for "So Sick".[16][17]

In 2007, "Beautiful Liar", a duet in the middle of Knowles and Colombian singer Shakira, became another hit for Stargate, reaching Thumb. 1 in more than 30 countries including the United Kingdom.[18] The sticky tag earned Hermansen and Eriksen the Ivor Novello Award for Best-Selling British express. Although "Beautiful Liar" is chiefly exceptional US song, it includes British songwriters Amanda Ghost and Ian Dench, as follows eligible for the award.[19][20]

At the 2008 ASCAP Pop Music Awards, Hermansen instruct Eriksen received five awards for virtually performed songs, including "Irreplaceable" among high-mindedness top five.[21][22] Stargate was named Conquer Hitmakers in Rolling Stone magazine's "Best of Rock 2008".[23] Eriksen and Hermansen received Grammy nominations for five carry out songs in six categories for prestige 2008 Grammy Awards, including Record center the Year for "Irreplaceable", Best R&B Song for "Hate That I Like You" and Best Dance Record use "Don't Stop the Music".[12][24]

On Ne-Yo's 3rd solo album, Year of the Gentleman, Stargate produced and co-wrote four songs, among them the singles "Closer" extra "Miss Independent", the latter of which had reached No. 1 on honesty BillboardHot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs.[25] Stargate received nominations in more than 10 categories energy the 2009 Grammy Awards.[26] They won their first Grammy in 2009 instruct in the Best R&B Song category portend "Miss Independent", performed by Ne-Yo.[27]

Stargate finish "Black and Yellow" for US rap rapper Wiz Khalifa in 2010, uncut song that reached No. 1 change for the better the Billboard U.S. Charts,[28] and Sean Kingston's "Letting Go".[29] They produced pentad No. 1 singles for Barbadian put on video artist Rihanna namely "Rude Boy", "Only Girl (In the World)", "What's Free Name?", "S&M", and "Diamonds".[30] Stargate co-wrote and co-produced Owl City's single "Shooting Star" which was released on character Shooting Star EP on 15 Possibly will 2012.[31]

In 2013, the song "Almost Home" co-produced and interpreted by Mariah Carey for the Walt Disney Pictures' tegument casing Oz the Great and Powerful, won the 2013 World Music Awards expend the World's Best Video.[5]

As a consent, Stargate also produced the song "The Fox (What Does the Fox Say?)" for Norwegian duo Ylvis. The sticky tag was intended as a joke hurt Ylvis's Norwegian talk show but became an unexpected viral hit with removal 900 million views as of Dec 2019. The video was produced set up return for the Ylvis brothers depicting the Stargate duo in a mockumenary.[32]

In 2015, Stargate produced and co-wrote Coldplay's smash single "Adventure of a Lifetime."

Other ventures

Star Roc

Stargate teamed-up with Alert hip-hop mogul Jay-Z to launch nobleness record label StarRoc. The label, which is based at Jay-Z's Roc Decency Mic studio in Manhattan, will facsimile a 50/50 partnership with the squad and Jay-Z's entertainment company Roc Nation.[33] Eriksen and Hermansen's connection with Jay-Z, who was then the CEO model the record label Def Jam, began with the release of "So Sick". They met through Tyran "Ty Ty" Smith, A&R from record label Brilliant Jam and a long-time friend remind you of Jay-Z.[34] The label released one soundtrack, the self-titled release from Alexis River in 2011.[35] As of 2016, representation website's registration has expired. No posts have been made on the label's Instagram account since mid-2013[36] and sheltered Twitter postings ceased in March 2014.[37] The current status of the mark is unknown.

Steller Songs

In addition envision their new venture, Eriksen signed keen global co-publishing deal with EMI Opus Publishing.[11] According to Music Week, rulership relationship with EMI will further honourableness publishing company's involvement on Stargate's forthcoming projects.[38] Prior to the deal, EMI has been involved with Hermansen's projects for nearly ten years since type signed a deal in 1999.[11] Hermansen and Eriksen will also continue their joint-venture partnership, Stellar Songs, with EMI.[38]

LAAMP

In 2021, Eriksen and Hermansen launched honourableness Los Angeles Academy for Artists ray Music Production (LAAMP), a year progressive intensive music programme for 45 writers, artists and producers. The programme characteristics mentoring from Ne-Yo, Charli XCX, JetsonMade, Emily Warren and John Cunningham. Jeff Rabhan Chairman of the Clive Painter Institute of Recorded Music, joined rank programme as executive director.[39][40]

Non-musical ventures

Mikkel Eriksen owns part of the Norwegian vesture firm JohnnyLove which they are irksome to introduce to the US market.[41] On the US launch party layer New York on 12 October 2011 Jay-Z came to show his back up and explained to the reporter focus he was "a little bit European, as I am sure you know".[41]

Tor Erik Hermansen owns one third hill the award-winning Norwegian St. Lars edifice in Oslo together with international TV-chef Andreas Viestad[42] and Face2Face-founder Per Meland.[42]Queen Sonja of Norway[42] and the supplier Norwegian prime minister Jens Stoltenberg downright regular guests.[42] The owners have welltried to bring some of the air from the New York-restaurant The Flecked Pig, owned by Stargate's StarRoc-partner Jay-Z, to the restaurant.[42]

Influences and style

Stargate largely produces songs in the genres R&B, pop, dance-pop, Europop and hip catch in the act music.[1][2][8]

Hermansen and Eriksen grew up likewise R&B and hip-hop (urban) fanatics call a halt Norwegian suburbs, where most youths lend an ear to to Europop and US rock.[23] Their interest in music started in high-mindedness 1980s with breakdance and rap.[7] Eriksen and Hermansen were raised on call music, growing up listening to harmony of 1970s pop group ABBA (both were Scandinavian) and Germany-based pop preservation Boney M. In an article spawn The New York Times, Barry Weiss, president of Jive Records, who locked away hired Stargate to produce songs, "Those influences lend themselves to them fashioning very melodic pop records, with positive hooks and choruses."[6] According to high-mindedness team, they have always loved Alert music, citing acts such as King, Michael Jackson, Usher, Destiny's Child, enthralled R. Kelly and the British congregate Depeche Mode as their inspiration.[7] Rectitude team also cited producers Antonio "L.A." Reid and Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds be more or less the 1980s R&B band The Deele, and R&B-pop production team Jimmy Jelly and Terry Lewis as their inauspicious influences.[8]

In their usual production style, Stargate first creates an instrumentalbacking track—also commonplace in pop and hip hop productions—from which a collaborator would write argument and add vocal melody into.[6] Cloudless an interview with , the bunch stated their style:

We always gather up out with a musical idea. Giant effort goes into creating a jammed melodic core. We both play dignity keyboards and program, but in accepted Mikkel plays the instruments and dashboard Pro Tools, while Tor has picture executive overlook as well as be enthusiastic about input. However, we both are get a move on on and have no rules otherwise limitations. When we have some savage beats and musical starting points, awe hook up with one of disappear gradually favorite topline writers, who gets fracture on the lyrics and melody. Astonishment make sure there's a lot pencil in melody in the track, so make available can inspire the writer. Together handle the topline writer we work, commonly tweak and simplify the song, very last never quit before we feel we've got a killer hook.[34]

Ben Sisario refreshing The New York Times described Stargate's music as "sugary, lilting R&B hold your attention the Michael Jackson vein leavened ring true the kind of melody-rich European bang that paints everything in bright main colors ... Their work carries on trig tradition of Scandinavian bubble-gum artistry range stretches from Abba to Max Martin".[6] Sisario added that, unlike other's producers in the US, "Stargate signature abridge more difficult to detect, because reach some degree the duo's style practical an adaptable method, not a brawny sound".[6] Steve Lunt, an A&R worry at Atlantic Records, pointed out, regardless, that "if you put a league of Stargate songs together you disposition see the thread running through them".[6]

Critical reception

Critics found some of Stargate's later works a replica of Irreplaceable's harmonious formula. Sheffield commented that, in dignity song "Tattoo" by Jordin Sparks, magnanimity team "have no shame about churned-up out 'Irreplaceable' replicants forever", reprising authority acoustic guitar-drum loop formula.[43]The New Royalty Times music critic Kelefa Sanneh alleged it "sounds like a cousin" close the eyes to "Irreplaceable".[44] The release of R&B minstrel Chris Brown's 2007 single "With You" produced similar impressions: Sheffield, in monarch review for Brown's album, noted renounce "Stargate was just trying to stagger out 'Irreplaceable' one more time".[45] Mountaineer Crosley of Billboard magazine wrote range "With You" "leans a bit extremely heavily" toward "Irreplaceable".[46]Stylus Magazine also illustrious that Rihanna's Stargate produced single, "Hate That I Love You" was spick rehash of Ne-Yo and Stargate's foregoing works saying, "Here you've got picture 'Sexy Love' drums, the 'Irreplaceable' dais, and a bit of the synth and chorus melody from 'So Sick'... is hardly the new twist pull back these old bits need to milieu fresh."[47]

Discography

Singles

As lead artist

As featured artist

Productions

Main article: Stargate production discography

Grammy Awards nominations

Notes

  1. ^"Waterfall" exact not enter the New Zealand Singles Chart, but reached number one sway the New Zealand Heatseekers Singles chart.[52]

See also

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