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Jennie Löfgren (b. 1977)

Born:
July 22, 1977

Biography from TheMovieDB

Once a celebrated pop star, now a prominent Swedish film score composer who also have worked extensively across TV and commercials. Jennie Löfgren has also released her first solo work of instrumental music. In September 2018, the first part of her Dreamology series saw the light of day; a collection of delicate and beautiful piano pieces. The first track,The Waves, was also accompanied by a video shot and directed by Jennie herself. It peaked on number 9 most played classical songs on Apple Music. Jennie has been rewarded with SKAPs award/scholarship for her achievements in Swedish film music.

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Film Production

Music:
2022  People Like Us Never Change

Original Music Composer:
2006  Beck 17 - The Scorpion
2006  Beck 18 - The Girl in the Root Cellar
2007  Beck 19 - The Vulture
2007  Beck 20 - The Lawyer
2007  Beck 21 - The Japanese Painting
2007  Beck 22 - The Weak Link
2007  Beck 23 - The Silent Scream
2007  Beck 24 - In the Name of God
2009  Beck 25 - The Eye of the Storm
2010  Beck 26 - Buried Alive
2015  For Better and Worse
2017  Vilken jävla cirkus
2022  People Like Us Never Change

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TV Production

Music:
1999  Beck

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