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Norway Lemaitre is an indie electronic duo from Norway, recognized for blending diverse musical styles and achieving significant streaming success.
Lemaitre signed a record deal with SONY Music in Norway and Sweden.
Lemaitre recently cut a deal with OneLove Records.
Lemaitre secured a label deal with Astralwerks, a label that felt right as it was home to some of their 'sonic heroes' such as Daft Punk and The Chemical Brothers.
Lemaitre's song "1:18" from their debut EP, 'The Friendly Sound', appeared in Apple's product advertisement "Designed Together", showcasing the iPhone 5c's integration with iOS 7.
Lemaitre's song "Cut To Black" was used in Facebook's 12th Anniversary "Friends' Day" feature, which created personalized videos commemorating friendship.
Lemaitre collaborated with the video game Minecraft to perform in the "world's first live Minecraft concert" as part of Norway's The Gathering computer party.
Lemaitre's song "Closer" was featured in a video for the launch of the Google Pixel phone.
Lemaitre's song "Stepping Stone" was featured in the soundtrack for the PlayStation 4 racing game 'Gran Turismo Sport'.
Lemaitre's song "Higher" was featured as the menu soundtrack for the racing game 'Asphalt Legends Unite'.
Lemaitre collaborated with the Norwegian electronic group The Knocks on their single "We Got U".
Lemaitre, an indie electronic duo originating from Oslo, Norway, was formed on June 20, 2010, by Ketil Jansen and Ulrik Denizou Lund. The duo, now based in Los Angeles, California, quickly gained recognition for their distinct sound. Their early work included tracks like “Momentum” and “Primeval Atom,” which preceded their debut EP, “The Friendly Sound.” A notable turning point occurred with the release of their “Relativity Series” of EPs, praised for their use of original samples. “Relativity 2,” released in May 2012, topped Canadian and US iTunes electronic album charts, and achieved high rankings in Switzerland, Australia, and France.
In January 2014, Lemaitre signed with Astralwerks Records, a label known for artists such as Daft Punk and The Chemical Brothers, who were listed as inspirations for the duo. This partnership led to collaboration opportunities, including Jansen and Lund being credited on Porter Robinson’s song “Polygon Dust” from his album “Worlds.” In 2016, they released their seventh EP, “1749,” named after their Los Angeles home and studio, which was previously owned by Dr. Dre. The duo subsequently embarked on a European tour, and their music gained broader exposure through placements in media, including Apple’s “Designed Together” advertisement for the iPhone 5c, Facebook’s “Friends’ Day” feature, a Google Pixel phone advertisement, and the Norwegian teen drama “Skam.
Lemaitre has appeared at major festivals like Coachella and has engaged in unique projects, such as performing in the world’s first live Minecraft concert in 2016. They continued to release music steadily, including their first album, “Chapter One,” in June 2017, and an eighth EP, “Fast Lovers,” in March 2019. Their debut album, “Substellar,” was released on November 19, 2021, featuring singles like “Trip Sitter,” “Sparrow,” “OK Computer,” “Reflection,” and “What About U” with Anna of the North. Their songs have also been featured in video games like “Gran Turismo Sport” and “Asphalt Legends Unite.” The duo emphasizes a dynamic creative process, continuously exploring different genres and styles while maintaining a cohesive sound.
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