August Rosenbaum

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August Rosenbaum
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Background information
Born (1987-04-30) 30 April 1987 (age 37)
Copenhagen
OriginDanish
Occupation(s)Musician, composer, record producer
Instrument(s)Piano
Years active2005–present
LabelsEscho

Posh Isolation

Tambourhinoceros

August Rosenbaum (born 1987 in Copenhagen, Denmark) is a Danish composer, record producer and jazz pianist. [1]

Contents

Biography

Composer August Rosenbaum has won two Danish Music Awards, performed at the acclaimed Sónar Festival, and has been shortlisted for both the Nordic Music Prize and the National Danish Critics’ Award. [2] His album Vista from 2017 and EP Rasa (2018) were produced by Grammy nominated producer Robin Hannibal and won the award for "Best Alternative Album" at the 2018 Danish Music Awards. In 2021 Rosenbaum exhibited the large scale installation Celeste at Copenhagen Contemporary together with artists Lea Guldditte Hestelund, Ea Verdoner and Cæcilie Trier. The score for the exhibition was released on the Copenhagen-based label Posh Isolation.

Rosenbaum is also known for collaborations with artists like Quadron, Rhye and , Sonic Youth's Kim Gordon and visual artist Jesper Just. He has commissioned works for film, theatre and performances at a.o. Palais De Tokyo, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Brooklyn Academy of Music and The Royal Danish Ballet.

Discography

ArtistTrackAlbumRecord LabelCreditYear
CTM + August Rosenbaum"Cello Permutation"

"Masi Stone Duet"

"Sarabande"

"Angel"

"Spider Web"

"Wasa Stone Trio"

"Crumar (Runway)"

"Celeste Song"

"Accordeon Permutation"

"Sedative"

"Even If"

"Piano Permutation"

CelestePosh IsolationWriter,

Producer,

Arranger,

Piano,

Synthesizer,

Recorded by

2021
Coco O."Love Won't Win"

"Arms"

"Worry"

"Sorry"

"Cruelty"

It's A ProcessSonyWriter,

Producer,

Arranger,

Piano,

Bass,

Synthesizers

2021
Niia"Not Up For Discussion" (feat. Laura Lee)

"If I Should Die" (feat. Girl Ultra)

"Oh Girl"

Macaroni Salad"

If I Should DieNIIAROCCOWriter,

Piano,

Organ,

Keyboards

2021
August Rosenbaum"Selfish" (Selma harp)Escho 15 år (compilation)EschoWriter,

Producer,

Piano

2020
August Rosenbaum

Loke Rahbek

Frederik Valentin

"Solina" (August Rosenbaum rework)Elephant ReworksPosh IsolationPiano,

Arranger

2020
Emi Wes"Issues"DepartureUniversalPiano,

Arranger

2020
Niia"Whatever You Got"

"Obsession"

"Sad Boys"

"La Bella Vita"

"Positano"

"If You Won't Marry Me Right Now"

IINIIAROCCOWriter,

Co-prod.,

Piano,

Keyboards,

2020
Kindness"Dreams Fall"

"Call It Down" (Bonus track)

Something Like A WarFemale EnergyPiano,

Arranger

2019
Yuna“Tiada Akhir”ROUGEVerve PopWriter,

Piano

2019
Yuna“Castaway” (ft. Tyler The Creator)

“Blank Marquee” (ft. G-Eazy)

“(Not) The Love Of My Life”

“Forget About You”

ROUGEVerve PopPiano,

Rhodes,

Arranger

2019
Niia"If I Cared"If I Cared (single)NiiaKeyboards,

Synthesizer

2019
Goss"Don't Fade Away"Homeland SecurityAWALArranger,

Synthesizer

2018
Yore“Angel Eyes”Angel Eyes (single)independently popular.Arranger,

Piano

2018
Coco O. "1000 Times"1000 Times (single)Coco O.Arranger,

Synthesizer

2018
August Rosenbaum"Angelo (Solo Piano)"

"Belmondo (Solo Piano)"

"Nomad (Solo Piano)"

"Calling Out (Solo Piano)"

"Skin (Solo Piano)"

"Milo (Solo Piano)"

Rasa (EP)TambourhinocerosWriter,

Arranger,

Solo Artist

2018
August Rosenbaum"Nomad" (Solo Piano)Nomad - Solo Piano (single)TambourhinocerosWriter,

Arranger,

Solo Artist

2018
August Rosenbaum"Credo Pt II" (ft. Coco O)

"Credo Pt II - live" (ft. Coco O)

Credo Pt. II (single)TambourhinocerosWriter,

Arranger,

Solo Artist

2017
August Rosenbaum"Angelo"

"Belmondo"

"Nomad"

"Nebula"

"Killer"

"Calling Out" (feat. Philip Owusu)

"Skin"

"Tristana"

"Emo"

"Credo"

"Melville"

"Victim"

VistaTambourhinocerosWriter,

Arranger,

Solo Artist

2017
Niia"Last Night In Los Feliz"

"All I Need"

"Mulholland"

IAtlantic

Records

Writer,

Arranger,

Piano,

Synthesizer
2017
Jameszoo"Meat"FoolBrainfeederWriter,

Organ

2016
August Rosenbaum"Celeste"

"Rhizome"

"Weave"

RhizomeHiatusWriter,

Producer,

Arranger,

Solo Artist,

Celeste,

Piano
2016
Quadron"Befriend"

"Sea Salt"

"It's Gonna Get You"

AvalancheVested In

Culture / Epic

Writer,

Arranger,

Piano,

Synthesizer,

Organ

2013
Rhye"The Fall"

"Verse"

"Shed Some Blood"

"Major Minor Love"

WomanPolydor /

Universal

Republic

Piano2013
August Rosenbaum"Bloomer"

"Sea Urchin"

"Heights"

"Calm"

"Kimono"

"Fluid"

HeightsHiatusWriter,

Producer,

Arranger,

Solo Artist,

Piano,

Cembalo

2013
Jameszoo,

August Rosenbaum &

Stephen Bruner

"Fusion"

"Jordi"

Various AssetsRed Bull

Music

Academy

Writer,

Rhodes,

Organ,

Synthesizer

2013
Sven-Åke Johansson,

Lars Greve &

August Rosenbaum

"1"

"2"

"3"

"4"

"5"

"6"

"7"

All RomanticHiatusWriter,

Producer,

Piano

2013
Quadron"Baby Be Mine"Think Like A

Man OST

EpicSynthesizer2012
August Rosenbaum Trio"Delicate Matter"

"Pannon"

"Let Me Leave With You"

"Shoyn Fargessen"

"Be On The Lookout"

"Her Har Vi Balladen"

"D'accord"

"Heinseit"

Live LPSelf releasedWriter,

Producer,

Arranger,

Piano

2011
August Rosenbaum"Beholder"

"Absentia"

"Way Out"

"Still It Moves"

"Romantics"

"Heinseit"

"Delicate Matter"

"Shoyn Fargessen"

BeholderHiatusWriter,

Producer,

Arranger,

Solo Artist,

Piano

2010
Bobby"Move"Bobby EPPlug

Research

Piano2010
Quadron"Pressure"QuadronPlug

Research

Piano,

Organ

2009

Soundtrack

Music for film, performance, exhibitions

Awards and nominations

Danish Music Awards

Danish Theatre Critics Award

Göteborg Film Festival - Dragon Award

Danish Music Awards

Danish Critics Choice Award

Nordic Music Prize

Danish Publishers Award

Danish Arts Council

Léonie Sonning Music Prize

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References

  1. Michelsen, Thomas (2013-07-05). "Musikredaktør: Jazzfestival peger på markante skred i musikken". Politiken (in Danish). Retrieved 2017-10-21.
  2. "August Rosenbaum". Resident Advisor . Retrieved 2017-10-21.