Jack & Coke (songwriters)
Appearance
Jack & Coke | |
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Origin | Stockholm, Sweden |
Years active | 2010–present |
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Jack & Coke (formerly known as SeventyEight) is a Swedish production and songwriting team consisting of Svante Halldin and Jakob Hazell.[1] They have produced and written songs for artists such as Rita Ora, Charli XCX, Tove Lo, Nick Jonas and Hayley Kiyoko. Both "Find You" by Jonas and "Curious" by Kiyoko placed on Top 40 hits on US radio.[2][3] They have also co-produced the Eurovision Song Contest-winning song "Euphoria" by Loreen[4] which is the most sold and played Eurovision song in history.[5]
Songwriting and production credits
Title | Year | Artist(s) | Album | Contributing Member(s) | Credits | Written with | Produced with |
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"Starstruck" | 2010 | Christopher Wilde | Starstuck: OST | Jakob Hazell | Co-writer | Teddy Sky, Joacim Persson, Niclas Molinder | - |
"Kiss It Goodbye" | Miley Cyrus | Hannah Montana Forever | Co-writer/
Producer |
Christoffer Wikberg, Charlie Masson, Joacim Persson, Niclas Molinder | - | ||
"Zero Gravity" | 2012 | Kerli | Non-album single | Jakob Hazell,
Svante Halldin |
Kerli Kõiv | - | |
"The Lucky Ones" | Utopia EP | Kerli Kõiv | - | ||||
"Euphoria" | Loreen | Heal | Co-producer | - | Peter Boström | ||
"Crying Out Your Name" | Co-writer/
Producer |
Ana Diaz, Gino Yonan, Moh Denebi, Niklas Jarl | - | ||||
"Stardust" (featuring Kerli) |
2013 | TyDi | Non-album single | Co-writer | Kerli Kõiv | - | |
"Heartquake" | Mads Langer | In These Waters | Producer | - | Mads Langer | ||
"Glass House" | Co-writer/
Producer |
Mads Langer | |||||
"Elephant" | |||||||
"No Gravity" | |||||||
"Dire Straits" | |||||||
"Never Forget You" | |||||||
"Not Meant To Be Broken" | |||||||
"Ghost Town" | |||||||
"In These Waters" | |||||||
"Satellites" | |||||||
"When Silence Falls" | |||||||
"Can't Control the Kids" | Kerli | Utopia EP | Kerli Kõiv | - | |||
"Love Me or Leave Me" | Kerli Kõiv | - | |||||
"Here and Now" | Kerli Kõiv | - | |||||
"Honest" | 2016 | JoJo | Mad Love | Joanna Lovesque, Hayley Warner, Jason Dean, Joseph Kirkland | - | ||
"Rise Up" | Joanna Lovesque, Hayley Warner, Jason Dean, Joseph Kirkland | - | |||||
"Perfect Day" | 2017 | Oh My Girl | Coloring Book | MaFly, KeyFly, Andreas Öberg, Hugo Bjork, Michael Lerios, Demitri Lerios, SYMON | Hugo Bjork | ||
"Life of the Party" | All Time Low | Last Young Renegade | Alexander Gaskarth, Kevin Fisher | Blake Harnage, Colin Brittain | |||
"Dark Side of Your Room" | Alexander Gaskarth | Blake Harnage, Colin Brittain | |||||
"Same to You" | The Vamps | Night & Day: Night Edition |
Brad Simpson, James McVey, Connor Ball, Tristan Evans | - | |||
"Paper Hearts" | Producer | - | Andrew Bolooki | ||||
"Find You" | Nick Jonas | TBA | Co-writer/
Producer |
Nicholas Jonas, Simon Wilcox | - | ||
"Shivering Gold" | Tove Lo | Blue Lips | Producer | - | Ludvig Soderberg | ||
"Curious" | 2018 | Hayley Kiyoko | Expectations | Co-writer/
Producer |
Hayley Alcroft, Lisa Vitale, Brandon Colbein | Jono Dorr | |
"Focus" | Charli XCX | Non-album single | Charlotte Aitchison, Alexander Guy Cook | A. G. Cook | |||
"Pictures of Us" | The Vamps | Night & Day: Day Edition |
Alexandra Hughes, Ammar Malik, Jacob Kasher Hindlin, Phil Shaouy | - | |||
"Hopeful" | AJ Mitchell | Hopeful EP | Aaron Mitchell, Michael Pollack | - | |||
"Been There Done That" (featuring Tove Styrke) |
NOTD | TBA | Co-writer | Magnus Danielsson, Samuel Brandt, Tove Styrke, Kennedi Lykken | - | ||
"New Look" | Rita Ora | Phoenix | Co-writer/
Producer |
Jonnali Parmenius, Ilsey Juber, Jordan Suecof | - | ||
"Why Do You Believe Me" | 2019 | Broods | Don't Feed the Pop Monster | Georgia Nott, Caleb Nott | - | ||
"Someone New" | Astrid S | TBA | Jonnali Parmenius, Astrid Smeplass, Charlotte Aitchison | - | |||
"Years" | Down Low | Astrid Smeplass, Tia Scola | - | ||||
"Sweettalk My Heart" | Tove Lo | Sunshine Kitty | Co-writer/
Co-producer |
Ebba Nilsson, Ludvig Soderberg | A Strut | ||
"Shifted" | |||||||
"Anywhere U Go" | |||||||
"Stay Over" | Co-producer | Ebba Nilsson, Ludvig Soderberg, Jakob Jerstrom | |||||
"Come Undone" | |||||||
"Baggage" (with AlunaGeorge) | Gryffin, Gorgon City | Gravity | Co-writer/
Co-producer |
Aluna Francis, Daniel Griffith, Ilsey Juber, Noonie Bao | Gryffin, Gorgon City, Dilby | ||
"Bikini Porn" | 2020 | Tove Lo | Bikini Porn | Ebba Nilsson, Finneas O'Connell, Ludvig Söderberg | A Strut, Finneas | ||
"I Do" | Astrid S, Brett Young | I Do | Co-writer/
Producer |
Astrid Smeplass, Julia Karlsson, Tia Scola | - | ||
"Felt This Way" | Carly Rae Jepsen | Dedicated Side B | Co-writer | Carly Rae Jepsen, John Hill, Jordan Palmer, Tavish Crowe | - | ||
"Stay Away" | Co-writer/
Producer |
Carly Rae Jepsen, Tavish Crowe | - | ||||
"Dance Dance Dance" | Astrid S | Dance Dance Dance | Co-writer/
Co-producer |
Astrid Smeplass, Litens Anton Nilsson | Astrid S | ||
"Marilyn Monroe" | Marilyn Monroe: Single | Astrid Smeplass, Eyelar Mirzazadeh, Fred Ball, Frederik Castenschiold Eichen | Fred Ball | ||||
"Can't Forget" | Leave it Beautiful | Astrid Smeplass, Boy Matthews | Astrid S | ||||
"Hits Different" | Astrid Smeplass, Tia Scola | ||||||
"It's OK If You Forget Me" | Astrid Smeplass, Caroline Pennell | ||||||
"Airpods" | Amy Wadge, Astrid Smeplass | ||||||
"Good Choices" | Co-producer | Astrid Smeplass, Caroline Ailin, The 23rd | |||||
"Obsessed" | Co-writer/ Co-producer | Astrid Smeplass | |||||
"If I Can't Have You" | Astrid Smeplass, Maria Hazell | ||||||
"Leave It Beautiful" | Emily Warren, Astrid Smeplass, Ludvig Söderberg | A Strut | |||||
"First Time" | Daya | TBA | Writer/
Producer |
Grace Tandon, Shy Martin | - | ||
"Better" | The Vamps | Cherry Blossom | Co-writer/ Co-producer | Bradley Simpson, Peter Rycroft | Lostboy | ||
"Limited Edition" | 2022 | Nina Nesbitt | Älskar | Co-writer/producer | Nina Nesbitt | - |
References
- ^ "Täljeson bakom Loreens vinst". Archived from the original on 2012-06-18. Retrieved 2012-12-11.
- ^ "Nick Jonas". Billboard.
- ^ "Hayley Kiyoko". Billboard.
- ^ "Bråda dagar för Mr Radar Music". 26 September 2012.
- ^ "Bigger than Waterloo: The internet's favourite Eurovision winners". TheGuardian.com. 14 May 2016.