Holger Lagerfeldt

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Holger Lagerfeldt (aka Lagerfeldt), born October 26, 1974, is a Danish composer and record producer known for numerous pop and dance hit songs. Lagerfeldt received a Danish Grammy nomination as Producer of the Year 1999 and has so far received 50 gold and platinum records during his career. Lagerfeldt is also known for his involvement in the retro computing scene, especially the Commodore 64, making chiptune remixes that are played on SLAY Radio.

1 Releases
2 Other works
3 Trivia
4 Notes
5 External links

[edit] Releases

Examples of popular compositions and productions world wide:

S.O.A.P. "This Is How We Party", multi-platinum, #21 Billboard Top 40 Mainstream^[1]
DJ Aligator "The Whistle Song", multi-platinum
Toy-Box "Tarzan and Jane", multi-platinum

Popular domestic productions:

Blå Øjne Romeo, multi-platinum

Various productions and remixes for:

Ace of Base, Aqua, Barcode Brothers, S Club 7, Sicknature feat. Coolio, Toy-Box

[edit] Other works

In 2006 Lagerfeldt founded Lydmaskinen.dk, a Danish producer internet forum.

In 2005 he founded the first online audio mastering facility in Denmark.

He has collaborated with Japanese game music composer Yuzo Koshiro on Wangan Midnight Maximum Tune 2 and Dance Dance Revolution Extreme 2 for Sony PlayStation 2.

Sound and groove design for Japanese gear manufacturer Roland Corporation on the Roland MC-909 Groove Box.

Lagerfeldt functions as a freelance producer for Danmarks Radio, Denmark's National Broadcasting Corporation.

He has released a series of sample CDs for use in music production, The Hit Kit series.

[edit] Trivia

For the melody in This Is How We Party with S.O.A.P. Lagerfeldt was partly inspired by the Commodore 64 chiptune Dan Dare III by iconic Dutch game music producer Jeroen Tel.