Patrik Jean
Patrik Jean | |
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Birth name | Jean Patrik Olsson |
Born | Stockholm, Sweden | 3 May 1990
Genres | Pop |
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Years active | 2013–present |
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Jean Patrik Olsson (born 3 May 1990), known as Patrik Jean, is a Swedish singer, songwriter and record producer. He has written or co-written songs for many artists, including the Mamas, Marcus & Martinus, and Felix Jaehn. He frequently works with fellow songwriters and producers Melanie Wehbe and Herman Gardarfve.[1] He released his second extended play titled Consequence in November 2020.[2]
Jean participated in Melodifestivalen 2021 with the song "Tears Run Dry",[3] but failed to qualify to the finals.
Influences[]
Jean cited Whitney Houston, Sam Smith, Khalid, Frank Ocean, and Summer Walker as his influences.[2]
Personal life[]
Patrik Jean came out as gay. He is in a relationship with photographer and video director Magnus Ragnvid.[2]
Discography[]
Extended plays[]
Title | Details |
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L Is For[4] |
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Consequence[5] |
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Singles[]
Title | Year | Peak chart positions | Album |
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SWE [6] | |||
"Feel Good" | 2013 | — | Non-album singles |
"Cut and Run" | — | ||
"Losing Sleep" | 2016 | — | |
"Loved You Once" | 2018 | — | L Is For |
"Let Me Know" | — | ||
"Prosecco" | 2019 | — | Non-album singles |
"För alltid" | — | ||
"The Talk" | 2020 | — | Consequence |
"24" | — | ||
"Come Through" | — | ||
"One Night / Lifetime" | — | ||
"Tears Run Dry" | 2021 | 59 [7] |
Melodifestivalen 2021 |
"Gravitate"[8] | — | TBA |
Production discography[]
Title | Year | Artist | Album | Co-written with |
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"Like A Riddle" (featuring Hearts & Colors & Adam Trigger) |
2017 | Felix Jaehn | I | Felix Jaehn, Adam Trigger, Aiko Rohd, Florent Hugel, Steven Bashir |
"Cut the Cord" (vs. Hitimpulse) |
Felix Jaehn, Aiko Rohd, Hitimpulse, Simone Porter | |||
"Treading Water" | Chris Kläfford | Treading Water | Herman Gardarfve, Melanie Wehbe | |
"Mad for It" (featuring Casso) |
TooManyLeftHands | N/A | Anders Kanstrup, Cassandra Ströberg, John-Alexis Mendoza, Martin Nick Bosewetter | |
"Break My Habits" | Topic | N/A | Tobias Topic, Arno Krabman, Jona Selle | |
"Louder" | Mariette | N/A | Elias Näslin, Karl-Ola Kjellholm, Melanie Wehbe | |
"Low Life" | 2018 | Soleima | Bulldog | Elias Näslin, Emma Bertilsson, Sarah Mariegaard |
"A Little Longer" | Broiler | N/A | Herman Gardarfve, Melanie Wehbe | |
"Sólo Contigo" (with Juan Magán and Lena) |
Topic | N/A | Tobias Topic, Juan Magán, Lena Meyer-Landrut, Melanie Fontana, Nico Wellenbrink | |
"Invited" | Marcus & Martinus | N/A | Marcus Gunnarsen, Martinus Gunnarsen, Emanuel Abrahamsson, Isabelle Zikai, Tayla Parx | |
"Make Room" | Melanie Wehbe | N/A | Melanie Wehbe, Helmer Norrby | |
"Forget You" | N/A | Melanie Wehbe, Herman Gardarfve | ||
"Bad Habit" | Hanna Ferm | N/A | Hanna Ferm, Melanie Wehbe, Herman Gardarfve | |
"Breaking Hearts" | 2019 | Benedict Cork | Letters to Strangers | Benedict Cork, Tom Wiklund |
"Rain" | Tusse | TBA | Herman Gardarfve, Melanie Wehbe | |
"Can't Say No" (featuring PJZ) |
Alex Mattson | N/A | David Björk, Aleksi Kaunisvesi | |
"Don't Speak" | Chris Holsten | N/A | Chris Holsten, Hayley Aitken, Johan Gustavsson, Stephan Gracia Slaeen | |
"Irony" | Melanie Wehbe | N/A | Melanie Wehbe, Helmer Norrby | |
"Amsterdam" | 2020 | Grace Davies | TBA | Grace Davies, Adam Argyle |
"Let It Be" | The Mamas | Tomorrow Is Waiting | Herman Gardarfve, Melanie Wehbe | |
"Runaway" | Rahmania Astrini | TBA | Rahmania Astrini, Björn Djupström, Rian Hamzah | |
"Dig Deep" | Nathan Hartono | TBA | Nathan Hartono, Joy Deb, Tom Liljegren | |
"Don't Wait For Me" | 2021 | Hanin Dhiya | Jangan Sampai Pasrah | Hanin Dhiya, Joy Deb, Melanie Wehbe |
Melodifestivalen entries[]
Year | Title | Artist | Co-written with | Place |
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2020 | "Move" | The Mamas | Herman Gardarfve, Melanie Wehbe | 1 |
2021 | "Tears Run Dry" | Patrik Jean | Non-qualified |
References[]
- ^ "Låtskrivarna Melanie Wehbe och Patrik Jean: "Var inte rädd för att skapa en dålig låt!"". STIM. 29 January 2020. Retrieved 11 December 2020.
- ^ a b c "Patrik Jean Gives Us the Lowdown on Consequence: His Latest EP Inspired by Love, Heartbreak and Coming Out". FMS Magazine. 12 November 2020. Retrieved 11 December 2020.
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