Jordan Kyle
Jordan Kyle | |
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Origin | Buffalo, New York, United States |
Occupation(s) | Songwriter, producer |
Years active | 2010–present |
Associated acts | EXO, Girls' Generation, SHINee, Charice, Madtown, UNIQ, History, Oh My Girl, Adventure Club, Terravita, Jason Derulo, Kara Dioguardi |
Website |
jordankyle |
Jordan Kyle is a music producer, songwriter and sound engineer based in Los Angeles, California. He has written and produced for Girls' Generation, Charice, SHINee, EXO, Madtown, UNIQ, Oh My Girl, History, Speed, Royal Pirates, Adventure Club, Terravita and more. His corporate works include music creation for Disney, MTV, Sony Music, and Rocawear. Jordan's song for Charice Pempengco was written with Kara DioGuardi and Jason Derulo.
Discography
Year | Artist | Album | Notes | Charts/Awards |
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2010 | Craig Smart | 123 | Producer, Co-writer, Mixing ("123") | Certified Canadian Gold[1] No. 33 Billboard Hot 100 No. 86 SoundScan 100 Most Popular Canadian Songs of The Millenium |
2011 | Charice | Infinity | Co-producer, Co-writer ("Lesson For Life") | No. 8 Billboard Top Albums No. 5 Oricon Albums |
2013 | Girls' Generation | I Got a Boy | Co-producer, Co-writer, Engineering ("Romantic St.") | No. 1 Album in Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, United States and Philippines No. 7 Japan Oricon Weekly Albums Chart |
2013 | Shinee | Dream Girl – The Misconceptions of You
The Misconceptions of Us Repackage |
Co-producer ("Dream Girl") | No. 1 Gaon No. 3 Billboard K-Pop Hot 100[2] No. 2 Billboard World Albums No. 5 Billboard Heatseekers No. 10 Oricon Albums |
2013 | Shinee | Boys Meet U | Co-producer ("Dream Girl" Japanese Version) Co-producer ("Dream Girl" Instrumental) | Certified Japanese Gold No. 2 Billboard Japan Hot 100 No. 1 G-Music Asia No. 1 Hit FM Asia No. 1 Oricon Chart |
2013 | Exo | XOXO | Co-producer, Co-writer, Engineering ("Don't Go") | No. 1 Billboard World Albums Chart No. 1 South in Korea (Gaon and Hanteo Charts) and Japan (Oricon Chart) No. 23 Billboard US Top Heatseekers Albums |
2013 | Exo | XOXO Growl Repackage | Co-producer, Co-writer, Engineering ("Growl") | No. 1 Billboard World Albums[3]
No. 3 Billboard K-Pop Hot 100 No. 1 Gaon No. 1 on Bugs, MelOn, Mnet, Soribada, Daum, Monkey3, Olleh and Naver (Korea)
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2014 | Madtown | Mad Town - Super Debut | Producer, Writer (music), Mixing ("YOLO", "YOLO Instrumental") | No. 11 Gaon Weekly Album Chart No. 31 Inkigayo Chart No. 37 MelOn M/V Chart No. 54 MelOn Chart No. 12 YinYueTai "Top 20 MV" Chart No. 20 Germany Kpop Chart |
2014 | Shinee | I'm Your Boy | Co-producer ("Dream Girl") | No. 1 Oricon Weekly Albums Chart No. 7 Oricon Monthly Albums Chart No. 9 Gaon Weekly Album Chart No. 25 Gaon Monthly Album Chart |
2014 | UNIQ | UNIQ | Producer, Co-writer, Engineering, Mixing ("Falling In Love" Korean, Chinese, and English versions) | No. 9 Gaon Weibo Chart No. 33 Gaon Social Chart No. 6 YinYueTai V-Chart |
2015 | Oh My Girl | Oh My Girl - 1st Mini Album | Co-producer, Co-writer, Engineering ("Cupid") | No. 8 MelOn Chart No. 12 MCountdown Chart No. 10 MelOn Realtime Chart |
2015 | UNIQ | UNIQ - 1st Mini Album | Co-producer, Co-writer, Engineering, Mixing ("Listen To Me" Korean and Chinese versions) | No. 26 Baidu Chart No. 3 Gaon Weibo Chart No. 20 Gaon Album - Monthly Chart |
2015 | History | Blue Spring | Co-producer, Co-writer ("TBA") | TBA |
2015 | History | Beyond The History | Co-producer, Co-writer ("TBA") | TBA |
2015 | Kris Sun | Gravity | Co-producer, Co-writer ("TBA") | TBA |
2015 | Speed | Speed On | Co-producer ("TBA") | TBA |
2015 | Chad Future | The 2nd Mini Album | Producer, Writer (music) ("Famous feat. HOTSHOT Sungwoon") | TBA |
2016 | Adventure Club | Red // Blue | Co-producer, Co-writer ("Save Me") | TBA |
2017 | HALO | TBA | Co-producer, Co-writer ("Yours for Life") | TBA |
2017 | Niel of Teen Top | TBA | Co-producer, Co-writer ("TBA") | TBA |
References
- ↑ "123" Certified Gold, Music Canada. Retrieved 31 August 2013.
- ↑ SHINee's "Dream Girl" makes an all-kill on real time charts + clips from 'SHINee Music Spoiler' released, Allkpop, 19 February 2013. Retrieved 31 August 2013.
- ↑ EXO Talks 'Growl' and Global Success in Video Interview (Exclusive). Retrieved 18 September 2013.
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