Snoop Dogg getting the Danish sound

It's not just Lady Gaga who wants the Scandinavian Sound.

Baby Factory seems to be the place for more and more International Megastars.

Lars Falck and his new studio partner Aeisha Rauwerda, mixed a new single with Snoop Dogg a couple months ago. The single "Tonight" wich is produced by the Belgian producer Jimmy Nazim, who has worked with Gloria Gayner & Kylie Minoque, loved the danish mix.

- It's an amazing experience to work with some of the greatest. And of course, also a good feeling to know that lots of people will listen to our work, says Aeisha.

And with both Gaga and Snoop in the box, several international superstars are now in line to work with Lars and Aeisha, to get what Lady Gaga on her twitter page called 'The scandinavian touch.

- Right now the scandinavian sound is very popular among American artists. And that's great for us. Funny though, we are working with exactly the same techniques as they do in America, says Lars, 
who got the Snoop job as a direct result of working with Gaga.


- They called us. We gave a proposal for how the song should sound, in October. And in November we got the message that we had won, says Lars.

The german singer Helene Fischer also came by. While she was in Denmark she decided to use the Baby Factory crew to record two songs for an album. And the new british artist, Clairissa came by Copenhagen to work with the two danes.

Lots of different international stars are waiting to get in the danish music studio, Baby Factory in Copenhagen.

Danish song is the fourth most played in Britain in00-Decade

Cutfather, Remee and Joe Belmaati song the fourth most played in Britain in00-Decade

Cutfather and his partners Remee and Joe Belmaati hit the charts, when they in the early 00-Decade wrote the song 'Superstar' and send it over to the British singer Jamelia to record it to the international market.

The song was, according to a statement from the British PRS, the fourth most played on British radio channels in the 00s. 'Superstar' was only surpassed by Kylie Minogue in first place with 'Can not Get You Out of My Head' and then Britney Spears 'Toxic' and Robbie Willimans 'Angels'.

After the Danish song came in fifth place 'Just a Little' by Liberty X.

Like the top three on the list were also 'Superstar' was voted the most popular song, the year it was released and it was in 2003.

Wild - We were over and receive a prize that year. It was fairly surreal. There we sat together with Coldplay, Sugar Babes, and all the other superstars. We were sure that one of the others would win, so we were just with, because it would be crazy to be there. And then we won the damn says Cutfather.

WHITE BURST - “Dance With The Girls”

A Danish provincial town, which has fostered nothing but death metal bands, has its first electro-rock group. They are ready to prove that their hometown has more to offer than just heavyrock. It's time to party - and the musical front runners are the West Zealand electro-pop quartet - White Burst.

"Dance With The Girls" is a tribute to the party and women, but also a musical “kick in the ass” to the introspective "modern" man who sits at the bar and looks at the party on the dance floor. 

The song tells us, that we must let the music pull us out of our stressful lives and just enjoy the party. "Dance With The Girls" fits perfectly with the colored energy drinks with umbrellas and sparklers.White Burst is a Scandinavian cocktail onsisting of 50% rebellious guitars and crispy vocals from the Faroe Islands and 50% solid Danish drum & bass. In the fall of 1995 the two brothers Arngrim and Jens moved from Skálavík, Faroe Islands to Denmark to study. 

After a well done study, Arngrim moves together with Jens and becomes part of the musical environment that Jens and also guitarist Kenni and drummer Jannik is a part of in Slagelse.

"Dance With The Girls" was recorded and produced in PopShit Studios, Randers, by Dan Hougesen and Mark Wills, Denmark Music Group (The Blue Van, Dúné, Kiss Me, Scarlett).

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