Eccentric Music

Eccentric Music is a Norwegian record label, artist management and music production company based in Oslo. It was founded in the summer of 2007 by David Eriksen, a producer and songwriter who serves as managing director and senior A&R. The company was created as a home for artists, writers and producers, gathering them under one roof — a vision Eriksen has described as a long-held dream. The label works with a roster of Norwegian and international artists and producers. Its official website lists artists such as Tone Damli, Alexandra Joner, Mileo, Chinook, Primacy x Emsky, Nico & Vince, Adelén, Truls, Thomas Eriksen and Mats Lie Skåre. Eccentric Music also represents producers and songwriters, including David Eriksen and Kid Joki, whose credits include work for Zara Larsson, Christopher, Vice and G-Eazy. Eccentric Music operates across recorded music, management and production. Its releases have included Jesper Jenset's singles "High" and "Lies", Alexandra Joner's "Bottoms Up" featuring Mohombi, and Tone Damli's comeback single "Pinnacle". The label promotes its artists through Spotify, YouTube and social media, and maintains a news section on its website. The company is privately held and based in Oslo, Norway. Its staff includes David Eriksen (Managing Director / Senior A&R), Tina Ryr (General Manager / Jr. A&R), Thomas Eriksen (Partner) and Ida Wærdahl (Management assistant / PR). Eccentric Music continues to be active in the Norwegian music industry and internationally through its songwriting and production placements.

Eccentric Music was formed in the summer of 2007 by David Eriksen, a Norwegian producer and songwriter. Based in Oslo, the company was established as a record label, management and production house with the aim of providing a home for artists, writers and producers under one roof. Eriksen has described this as a long-held dream. In its early years, Eccentric Music built a roster of Norwegian talent. The label's official website lists artists and producers including Nico & Vince, Tone Damli, Adelén, Truls, Thomas Eriksen and Mats Lie Skåre. Over time, the company expanded its activities to include international songwriting and production placements. Producer and songwriter Kid Joki, associated with Eccentric Music, has credits on songs such as Christopher's "Naked", Zara Larsson's "TG4M", Vice's "Obsession" featuring Jon Bellion, and a remix of G-Eazy's "Some Kind Of Drug" featuring Marc E. Bassy. In 2016, Eccentric Music was active with several releases. Jesper Jenset's international debut single "High" was released in May 2016 and became a hit in Norway, reaching number two on Norwegian radio and number one on P3, and staying four months on the Spotify top 50. The follow-up single "Lies" was released in November 2016. Alexandra Joner released "Bottoms Up" featuring Mohombi in May 2016. In January 2017, Tone Damli returned to the Norwegian music scene after a two-year break with the single "Pinnacle", released through Eccentric Music. The company continues to operate as an independent label and management company. Its staff includes David Eriksen as Managing Director and Senior A&R, Tina Ryr as General Manager and Jr. A&R, Thomas Eriksen as Partner, and Ida Wærdahl as Management assistant and PR. Eccentric Music maintains a presence on Spotify, YouTube and Instagram, and its website features news, artist profiles and videos.

• Eccentric Music founded in Oslo by David Eriksen.

• Jesper Jenset releases international debut single 'High'.

• Alexandra Joner releases 'Bottoms Up' featuring Mohombi.

• Jesper Jenset releases follow-up single 'Lies'.

• Tone Damli returns with single 'Pinnacle'.

Independent Norwegian record label, management and production company focused on developing artists, writers and producers.

• Jesper Jenset - 'High'

• Jesper Jenset - 'Lies'

• Alexandra Joner - 'Bottoms Up' ft. Mohombi

• Tone Damli - 'Pinnacle'

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