Thomas Troelsen

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Thomas Troelsen (born 6 October 1981) is a composer and producer from Skive, Denmark. Thomas Troelsen is a singer, songwriter, and producer since responsible for chart-topping hits, like Junior Senior's "Move Your Feet", Monrose's "Hot Summer", PRIVATE's "My Secret Lover", BoA’s "Eat You Up", and Aura Dione's “Geronimo.” He was also the lead singer of the band Superheroes and currently fronts the band PRIVATE. In 2001 he opened his recording studio, Delta Lab Studios, in Copenhagen, Denmark. The studio is inspired by Danish designer, Verner Panton, and has a vast collection of analog equipment. Bloc Party recorded their debut album Silent Alarm at Delta Lab. Troelsen has produced, mixed, and written for Aloe Blacc, Aqua, Aura Dione, Basshunter, Bryan Adams, Kenneth Bager, Melody Club, Paradiso Girls, Plastilina Mosh, Sarah Connor, Sash!, Shayne Ward, The Raveonettes, Whyte Seeds, and Young Hot Rod. Additionally, he has remixed songs for artists such as A.R.E. Weapons and Stereo Total. Thomas was profiled in Dazed & Confused, NME, Attitude, The Guardian, and Monocle. In January 2010, Thomas's group PRIVATE released its single "My Secret Lover" in the UK on Relentless/Virgin Records with remixes by Diplo, Egyptian Lover, Rune RK, and Spencer & Hill. The single achieved platinum sales in Denmark, where it was released on Universal Music. Troelsen, along with Remee and Hanne Sørvaag, wrote and produced the German entry for the Eurovision Song Contest 2008, "Disappear," perform

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