Sam de Jong | |
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| Background information | |
| Born | 20 March 1989 (age 35) |
| Origin | Auckland, New Zealand |
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| Labels | Sony/ATV |
| Website | samdejong |
Sam de Jong (born 20 March 1989) is a record producer and songwriter from Auckland, New Zealand, based in Los Angeles, California.
Making his start in the music industry at 16 years old as a touring drummer, [1] Sam is best known for his work as a producer and songwriter for artists including; Pink, Rudimental, Alec Benjamin, Lennon Stella, Gracie Abrams, Amy Shark, Marina, Little Mix, Pale Waves, Noah Kahan, Maisie Peters, Anson Seabra, Thirty Seconds to Mars, Gary Clark Jr & Muse. [2]
De Jong is published by Sony Music Publishing, [3] and is based in Los Angeles.
| Year | Song | Artist | Credit |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 | 'Close To You' | Gracie Abrams | Producer, co-writer |
| 'is it my face?' | Juliet Ivy | Producer, co-writer | |
| 'GOOD AS YOU' | Johnny Huynh | Producer, co-writer | |
| 'Sacrifice Tomorrow' | Alec Benjamin | Producer | |
| 'What We Wanted' | Stephen Dawes | Producer, co-writer | |
| 'amnesia' | Zevia | Producer, co-writer | |
| 'American Horror Story' | Birskie | Co-producer, co-writer | |
| 'Baby Bangs' (feat. Dacelyn) | Frances Forever | Producer, co-writer | |
| 'jesus song (county line)' | Brenn! | Co-writer | |
| 'Brave' | James Arthur | Producer, co-writer | |
| 'Lose Me Too' | Rosie | Producer, co-writer | |
| 'Forget You' | Jessica Mauboy | Producer, co-writer | |
| 'gone for good' | Devon Gabriella | Producer, co-writer | |
| 2023 | 'Another Song About Love' | Wrabel | Co-producer |
| 'Just Like You' | Producer | ||
| 'Beautiful Day' | Co-producer | ||
| 'Lost Cause' | Co-writer | ||
| 'Loving Means Leaving' | Anson Seabra | Producer, co-writer | |
| 'What About The One Who Leaves' | |||
| 'If We Started Talking Again' | |||
| 'Collide' | |||
| 'Used To Be Yours' | |||
| 'Next Life' | |||
| 'A Heart Is A Terrible Thing To Break' | |||
| 'Lucid Dream' | Duncan Laurence | Producer | |
| 'Life On The Moon' | |||
| 'California Rose' | Producer, co-writer | ||
| 'Rest In Peace' | |||
| 'Anything' | |||
| 'Heartbreak Souvenirs' | Anson Seabra | Producer, co-writer | |
| 'Dont Be So Hard On Yourself' | Wrabel | Producer | |
| 'Find It' | |||
| 'We all could use some help' | Co-producer | ||
| 'Abstract Art' | Producer, co-writer | ||
| 'Running Out" | Stephen Dawes | Co-producer | |
| 'Happiest Girl In The World' | |||
| ‘19’ | Producer, co-writer | ||
| 'Supposed To Be A Love Song' | Anson Seabra | Producer, co-writer | |
| 'Broken Boy' | |||
| 'ok with it' | Lyn Lapid | Producer, co-writer | |
| 'Monster' | Danielle Bradbery | Producer, co-writer | |
| "Better Broken" | Devon Gilfillian | Co-writer | |
| 'Lost Cause' | Pink | Producer, co-writer | |
| 'one drink away' | Wrabel | Producer, co-writer | |
| 'you got yours' | Producer | ||
| 'feel it now (alive)' | |||
| 'happier' | |||
| 2022 | "Paper Crown" | Alec Benjamin | Producer |
| "georgia" | Jonah Kagen | Co-writer | |
| "Broken" | Sofia Valdes, Pink Sweats | Producer | |
| "18" | Anson Seabra | Producer, co-writer | |
| "All In Due Time" | Joshua Bassett | Producer, co-writer | |
| "Matter Of Time" | Meg Mac | Producer, co-writer | |
| "Act My Age" | Pale Waves | Co-writer | |
| "The Hard Way" | |||
| "Lies" | |||
| "Two Spaces In Between" | Francis Karel | Producer, co-writer | |
| "Sugarcoat" | Ash Lune | Producer, co-writer | |
| "By Design" | Jacob Banks | Producer | |
| "How To Save A Life" | TALK | Producer | |
| "Lies" | Pale Waves | Co-writer | |
| "Deniro" | Alec Benjamin | Producer | |
| "Hipocrite" | |||
| "I Tried" | Camylio | Producer, co-writer | |
| "Brave" | Ella Henderson | Additional producer | |
| 2021 | "Foolish" | Camylio | Co-producer, co-writer |
| "Black and White" | Co-producer | ||
| "Unbreak" | Producer | ||
| "Lucky Charms" | Anson Seabra | Producer | |
| "Magazines" | |||
| "u hurt me hurts u" | |||
| "We're Not In Kansas Anymore" | |||
| "Handle My Own" | Rudimental, Ella Henderson | Co-producer, co-writer | |
| "Sometimes" | Camylio | Producer | |
| "Therapy" | Catie Turner | Producer | |
| "Silhouette" | Sofia Valdes | Producer | |
| "Magazines" | Anson Seabra | Producer | |
| "Miss You" | Amy Shark | Producer, co-writer | |
| "Polluted Love" | Elliphant | Producer, co-writer | |
| "To Begin Again" | Ingrid Michaelson, Zayn | Producer | |
| "It's Raining, It's Pouring" | Anson Seabra | Producer | |
| "Black N White" | Jacob Banks | Producer, co-writer | |
| "Parade" | |||
| "Odd Ones Out" | Pale Waves | Co-writer | |
| "Fall To Pieces" | |||
| "You Don't Own Me" | |||
| "Oceans Away" | Sofia Valdes | Producer | |
| "Lonely" | |||
| "Easy" | Pale Waves | Co-writer | |
| "Play God" | Catie Turner | Producer | |
| 2020 | "She's My Religion" | Pale Waves | Co-writer |
| "Walked Through Hell" | Anson Seabra | Producer, co-writer | |
| "One Day" | Catie Turner | Producer | |
| "Change" | Pale Waves | Co-producer, co-writer | |
| "Little Did I Know" | Sofia Valdes | Producer, co-writer | |
| "Empty Love (feat. Ruel)" | GRACEY | Producer, co-writer | |
| "Games" | Lennon Stella | Producer | |
| "Weakness" feat. Maisey Stella (Huey Lewis) | Producer, co-writer | ||
| "Watching You - stripped" | Robinson | Producer | |
| "Watching You" | |||
| "Don't Say" | |||
| "Lie To Me" | |||
| "I Tried" | |||
| "Minor" | Gracie Abrams | Vocal producer | |
| 2019 | "Loser" | Moby Rich | Producer, co-writer |
| "Self Sabotage" | |||
| "Stay" | Gracie Abrams | Producer, co-writer | |
| "Mad at You" | Navvy | Producer, co-writer | |
| "100 Thousand" | |||
| "Cologne" | Isaac Dunbar | Producer, co-writer | |
| "Young and in Love" | Ingrid Michaelson | Producer, co-writer | |
| "Missing You" | |||
| "Hate You" | Producer | ||
| "Soft to be Strong" | Marina | Producer | |
| "Too Afraid" | |||
| "You" | |||
| "Emotional Machine" | Producer, co-writer | ||
| "Superstar" | Co-producer | ||
| "Heartbreak" | Jamie N Commons | Producer, co-writer | |
| "Start Again" | |||
| "Won't Let Go" | |||
| "Karma" | Robinson | Producer, co-writer | |
| "Stay Young" | Maisie Peters | Co-producer | |
| 2018 | "Medicine" | Robinson | Co-producer |
| "Breakaway" | Lennon Stella | Producer, co-writer | |
| "Paper Dreams" | Jamie N Commons | Producer, co-writer | |
| "Woman's World" | Little Mix | Producer | |
| "Gotta Be A Reason" | Alec Benjamin | Producer | |
| "Outrunning Karma" | |||
| "Annabelle's Homework" | |||
| "Boy in the Bubble" | |||
| "Water Fountain" | |||
| "Death of a Hero" | |||
| "Back Again" | Moss Kena | Producer, co-writer | |
| "Closer To You" | Dan Caplen | Co-producer | |
| "Break it to Me (Sam de Jong remix)" | Muse | Producer | |
| "Are You Ready (Sam de Jong remix)" | Disturbed | Producer | |
| "Pitch Dark" | Chelsea Jade | Producer, co-writer | |
| "Let Her Go" | Family of the Year | Producer | |
| "Heart Shaped Culdesac" | Daye Jack | Producer | |
| "Alright" | CYN | Producer, co-writer | |
| "Nothing To Regret" | Robinson | Co-producer | |
| 2017 | "Lucid" | Mitch James | Producer |
| "All The Ways To Say Goodbye" | Producer, co-writer | ||
| "Crave You" | Robinson | Producer | |
| "Come Together" | Gary Clark Jr | Co-producer | |
| "Hurt Somebody" | Noah Kahan | Co-producer | |
| "Walk on Water" | Thirty Seconds to Mars | Additional producer | |
| 2016 | "Move On" | Mitch James | Producer, co-writer |
| "Oh My My" | Nomad | Producer | |
| "Kind of Love" | Maala | Producer, co-writer | |
| "Hurricane Love" | L.A Women | Producer | |
| "Home" | Mae Valley | Producer | |
| "Glitter" | |||
| "I Won't Be Long" | |||
| "Hurricane" | |||
| "Brightside" | |||
| "This Is Where Love Comes From" | Benny Tipene | Producer | |
| 2015 | "Love Me Anyway" | Ginny Blackmore | Producer, co-writer |
| 2014 | "Young" | Benny Tipene | Producer |
| "Not Coming Back" | |||
| "Give This Up" | |||
| "Open Ending" | |||
| "Hooked On Love" | |||
| "Either Gone or Lost" | |||
| "Good Man" | |||
| "No Good For Me" | |||
| "Step On Up" | |||
| "Walking on Water" | |||
| "Better Side" | |||
| "Fight For You" | |||
| "Toulouse" | |||
| "Embrace" | |||
| "Lonely" | |||
| "Make You Mine" | |||
| 2013 | "Runaway" | Stan Walker | Producer, co-writer |
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