Andreas S. Jensen
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[edit] Career
Writer, producer & multi-instrumentalist Andreas S. Jensen's song "Painfully Easy" (co-written with Julia Coles) features on Stefanie Heinzmann's album Masterplan released March 2008 (Unversal, Germany). his song "So High" (co-written with Delroy Blake and produced by Jensen) features on Kevin Lyttle’s selftitled debut album (Atlantic Records US). As part of writing team The Funktuary, he did additional production and co-wrote Armand Van Helden's My My My (The Funktuary Radio Edit) - the second most played track on BBC Radio 1 in 2006. He co-wrote Said I'd Show You on Nate James' debut album "Set The Tone" in 2005, and the song SMF which featured on Nate's 2007 album "Kingdom Falls". Andreas's song Baby, Baby was a top 40 hit for Belgian popstar Isabelle Adam (Magic/EMI, Benelux) in 2004.
[edit] Recent Work
Andreas has written with Cass Fox (Universal-Island), Rollo Armstrong (Dido, Faithless), Booty Luv, Tara McDonald (singer/co-writer on Axwell's Feel The Vibe), Holly James (who had a top ten hit Heaven with Jason Nevins), lyricist Ralph McCarthy (Janet Jackson, Celine Dion, Belinda Carlisle), producer/writer Ollie J (Prodigy, Leftfield, E17, Take That), Nate James, Joe Killington (AKA 2 Ton), Julia Coles, Adam Powers (writer of From Paris to Berlin), Liberty X, D-Side, Marcus Winther-John (co-writer of several hits with Danish EMI artist Tim Christensen), and many other writers.
In 2007 Andreas remixed the Dave Matthews Band hit "Crash Into me" for Rollo Armstrong's Ark Productions. As part of the Wise Buddah roster, Andreas and Richard Evans remixed/produced the radio mix of Truly by Delerium feat. Nerina Pallot (Nettwerk) which went ti No. 1 on the UK club charts in early 2004, and remixed Jennifer Ellison's Bye Bye Boy single (East West/Concept). During the Wise Buddah years Andreas also did two radio mixes of Been Around The World by Zena, the first featuring Beanie Man, and the later Vybz Kartel (Mercury). Other productions include the single One More Time for Turkish artist Gökhan Özen (DMC-Turkey and Mach 1/Ministry Of Sound, Germany).
[edit] Expertise
He is expert in vocal production, having trained as a singer himself.
He is versatile in terms of genre having worked successfully in various styles of music as a professional musician, and as a producer and writer he is equally comfortable with R&B, pop, dance, and rock.
