Laurell
Laurell Barker (born April 20, 1979), also known mononymously as Laurell, is a Canadian singer and songwriter currently residing in Malmö, Sweden. She has co-written songs with numerous artists, including Twice, Eleni Foureira and Oh My Girl. She is also known for co-writing songs competing in the Eurovision Song Contest and its national selections.
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Laurell

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- Name
- Laurell
- Birth Name
- Laurell Barker
- Born
- 20 April 1979
- Birthplace
- North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
- Occupation
- * Singer
- Nationality
- Canada
- Languages
- English
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Laurell Barker (born April 20, 1979), also known mononymously as Laurell, is a Canadian singer and songwriter currently residing in Malmö, Sweden. She has co-written songs with numerous artists, including Twice, Eleni Foureira and Oh My Girl. She is also known for co-writing songs competing in the Eurovision Song Contest and its national selections.
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Laurell (born 1979) is a musician, singer and songwriter, of Canadian nationality. The musician was born in North Vancouver. Laurell lived in Malmö. Languages used include English.
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She won a Juno Award in 2018 for Dance Recording of the Year. In 2019, Barker was the first female songwriter to have three songs competing in a Eurovision final.
Key facts
Key facts
• Name — Laurell • Birth Name — Laurell Barker • Born — 20 April 1979 • Birthplace — North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada • Genre — Pop • Occupation — * Singer • songwriter • Years Active — 2015–present • Associated Acts — * Tritonal • Luca Hänni • Website — laurellmusic.com
As main artist
As main artist
• Title — Year — Peak chart positions — Album • SWE — GER — AUT • "Habit" — 2021 — — — 31 — 31 • "Get Loud" — — — — — — — Cookie Jar • "Sober" — 2023 — 85 — — — —
As featured artist
As featured artist
• Title — Year — Artist — Album • "Good Thing" — 2017 — Tritonal • "Good Vibes" — Quintino — Bright Nights • "Hide" — Matt Fax — Contrast • "Perfect Mess" — Steve Void and Navarra — rowspan="12" • "Call Me" — Tritonal • "True Love" — 2018 — Sondr • "Get Over It" — Sophie Francis • "Change My Heart" — Ummet Ozcan • "About You" — Tyron Hapi • "Sweat" — DJ Assad • "After Midnight" — LNY TNZ and Mann • "Closer" — Nick Fiorucci • "Come and Go" — 2019 — Flight School • "Slow" — 2020 — Unknown Brain, Steve Andreas and Haj • "Chocolat" — Foothills
Eurovision Song Contest entries
Eurovision Song Contest entries
• Year — Country — Song — Artist — Co-written with — Final — Points — Semi — Points • Switzerland — "Stones" — Zibbz — Corinne Gfeller, Stee Gfeller — colspan="2" Failed to qualify — 13 — 86 • Germany — "Sister" — Sisters — Marine Kaltenbacher, Tom Oehler, Thomas Stengaard — 25 — 24 — colspan="2" Member of the "Big 5" • Switzerland — "She Got Me" — Luca Hänni — Frazer Mac, Luca Hänni, Jon Hällgren, Lukas Hällgren — 4 — 364 — 4 — 232 • United Kingdom — "Bigger than Us" — Michael Rice — Anna-Klara Folin, John Lundvik, Jonas Thander — 26 — 11 — colspan="2" Member of the "Big 5" • Poland — "Empires" — Alicja — Patryk Kumór, Dominic Buczkowski-Wojtaszek, Frazer Mac — colspan="4" Contest cancelled • Cyprus — "El Diablo" — Elena Tsagrinou — Jimmy "Joker" Thörnfeldt, Oxa, Thomas Stengaard — 16 — 94 — 6 — 170
Eurovision: You Decide entries (United Kingdom)
Eurovision: You Decide entries (United Kingdom)
• Year — Artist — Title — Co-written with — Result • 2017 — Holly Brewer — "I Wish I Loved You More" — Kevin Fisher, Courtney Harrell, Mattias Frändå, Johan Åsgärde, Oliver Lundström — Final • Olivia Garcia — "Freedom Hearts" — Gabriel Alares, Sebastian Lestapier, Linnea Nelson — Final • 2018 — Asanda Jezile — "Legends" — Christopher Wortley, Roel Rats — Final • 2019 — Michael Rice — "Bigger than Us" — Anna-Klara Folin, John Lundvik, Jonas Thander — 1st
Melodifestivalen entries (Sweden)
Melodifestivalen entries (Sweden)
• Year — Artist — Title — Co-written with — Result • 2018 — Renaida — "All the Feels" — Jon Hällgren, Peter Barringer, Lukas Hällgren — 9th • 2019 — Margaret — "Tempo" — Anderz Wrethov, Jimmy Jansson, Sebastian von Koenigsegg — 5th (Heat) • 2020 — Ellen Benediktson and Simon Peyron — "Surface" — Paul Rey, Anderz Wrethov, Sebastian von Koenigsegg, Ellen Benediktson — Second Chance • Hanna Ferm — "Brave" — David Kjellstrand, Jimmy Jansson — 4th • 2021 — Nathalie Brydolf — "Fingerprints" — Andreas Stone Johansson, Etta Zelmani, Anna-Klara Folin — 7th (Heat) • Paul Rey — "The Missing Piece" — Fredrik Sonefors, Paul Rey — 12th • 2022 — Faith Kakembo — "Freedom" — Anderz Wrethov, Palle Hammarlund, Faith Kakembo — 10th • 2023 — Laurell — "Sober" — Anderz Wrethov, Andreas Stone Johansson, Thomas Stengaard — 5th (Heat) • Maria Sur — "Never Give Up" — Anderz Wrethov — 9th • 2025 — Andreas Lundstedt — "Vicious" — Andreas Lundstedt, Dino Medanhodzic, Liam Cacatian Thomassen — 3rd (Heat) • Meira Omar — "Hush Hush" — Anderz Wrethov, Dino Medanhodzic, Meira Omar — 10th • 2026 — Indra — "Beautiful Lie" — Anderz Wrethov, Indra Elg, Kristofer Strandberg, Robert Skowronski — 3rd (Heat) • Meira Omar — "Dooset Daram" — Anderz Wrethov, Jimmy "Joker" Thörnfeldt, Meira Omar — 9th
Die Grosse Entscheidungsshow entries (Switzerland)
Die Grosse Entscheidungsshow entries (Switzerland)
• Year — Artist — Title — Co-written with — Result • 2018 — Alejandro Reyes — "Compass" — Alejandro Reyes, Lars Christen — 2nd • Zibbz — "Stones" — Corinne Gfeller, Stee Gfeller — 1st
Eurovizijos Atranka entries (Lithuania)
Eurovizijos Atranka entries (Lithuania)
• Year — Artist — Title — Co-written with — Result • 2018 — Mia — "Arrows" — Rickard Bonde Truumeel, Greig Watts — 7th (Heat) • 2019 — Gabrielė Rybko — "Lay It Down" — Georgie Dennis, Cameron Warren — 9th (Heat)
Dansk Melodi Grand Prix entries (Denmark)
Dansk Melodi Grand Prix entries (Denmark)
* Year — Artist — Title — Co-written with — Result
* 2019 — Leeloo — "That Vibe" — Ludvig Hilarius Brygmann, Maria Marcus — Out (Final)
National final entry (Germany)
National final entry (Germany)
* Year — Artist — Title — Co-written with — Result
* 2019 — S!sters — "Sister" — Marine Kaltenbacher, Tom Oehler, Thomas Stengaard — 1st
Melodi Grand Prix entries (Norway)
Melodi Grand Prix entries (Norway)
* Year — Artist — Title — Co-written with — Result
* 2019 — Carina Dahl — "Hold Me Down" — Ashley Hicklin, Jeroen Swinnen, Pele Loriano, Laura Groeseneken — Eliminated (Final)
* 2020 — Lisa Børud — "Talking About Us" — Jimmy Jansson, Anderz Wrethov, Maia Wright — Eliminated (Gold Duel in Heat)
* Raylee — "Wild" — Andreas Stone Johansson, Anderz Wrethov — 3rd/4th place (Gold Final)
* 2021 — Raylee — "Hero" — Andreas Stone Johansson, Anderz Wrethov, Thomas Stengaard, Frazer Mac — Eliminated (Final)
Beovizija entry (Serbia)
Beovizija entry (Serbia)
* Year — Artist — Title — Co-written with — Result
* 2020 — Andrija Jo — "Oči meduze" — Jimmy Jansson, Palle Hammarlund, Andrijano Ajzi — 4th (Final)
Dora entry (Croatia)
Dora entry (Croatia)
* Year — Artist — Title — Co-written with — Result
* 2022 — Mia Negovetić — "Forgive Me (Oprosti)" — Andreas Stone Johansson, Denniz Jamm, Mia Negovetić — 3rd
Eurosong entry (Belgium)
Eurosong entry (Belgium)
* Year — Artist — Title — Co-written with — Result
* 2023 — The Starlings — "Rollercoaster" — Kato Callebaut, Tom Eeckhout, Thomas Stengaard, Andreas Stone Johansson, Anderz Wrethov, Anna Grey — 2nd
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Songwriting discography
• Title — Year — Artist — Album — Co-written with • "Ghosts" — 2015 — Charlie Storwick — rowspan="4" Non-album single — Charlie Storwick, Ian Prince, Dave Corman • "Stop and Stare" — 2018 — Letters from Pluto — Ian Prince, Kristina Torrieri • "Rough Cut" — Cassie Dasilva — Cassie Dasilva, Ryan Stewart • "Kissing Tree" — Ainsley Elisa — Ryan Stewart, Jocelyn Alice • "On My Own" — Claire Richards — My Wildest Dreams — Oliver Jacobs, Aidan Martin, Ricardo Hindes • "Between You and Me" (with Louisa) — One Bit — rowspan="2" Non-album single — One Bit, Stevie Appleton • "Lil' Touch" (몰랐니) — Oh!GG — Rachael Kennedy, Nathalia Marshall, Lance Shipp, Choi Ji-Yeon, Odal Park • "Money Ca$h" — 2019 — Laurence Nerbonne — FEU — Laurence Nerbonne • "Maria" — Eleni Foureira — Gypsy Woman — Claydee, Emy Perez, Eleni Foureira • "Barcelona" — Claydee, Tim Aeby, Sarah Haba • "Going On" (featuring Soran) — Henri PFR — Non-album single — Duncan Laurence, Henri Peiffer, Kiris Houston, Soran Dussaigne • "Love Me Wrong" — 2020 — Isak Danielson — Remember to Remember Me — Isak Danielson, Ken Berglund • "살짝 설렜어 (Nonstop)" — Oh My Girl — Nonstop — Steven Lee, Andreas Stone Johansson, Sebastian Thott, Seo Ji-eum, Mimi • "Bella Bella" — Luca Hänni — 110 Karat — Frazer Mac, Jon Hällgren, Lukas Hällgren, Pele Loriano • "Oči meduze" — Andrija Jo — Non-album single — Jimmy Jansson, Palle Hammarlund • "Bring It Back" — Twice — Eyes Wide Open — Earattack, Gong Do, Katya Edwards • "Popcorn" — 2021 — Lightsum — Non-album single — Steven Lee, Andreas Stone Johansson, Joe Lawrence • "Shout It Out" — 2022 — Kara — Move Again — Steven Lee, Joe Lawrence
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- 1.Ratsit, accessed 28 December 2022
- 2.Gillberg, Jonas. Historisk i ESC-sammanhang – nu är Laurell Barker Malmöbo. Sydsvenskan. February 5, 2021.
- 3.Keith, Edd. Eurovision 2020: A breakdown of foreign composed songs. Wiwibloggs. March 28, 2020.
- 4.Gallagher, Robyn. Poll: Which Eurovision 2019 song written by Laurell Barker is your favourite?. Wiwibloggs. March 8, 2019.
- 5.Junos 2018: the complete list of winners. CBC.ca. March 25, 2018.
- 6.Sverigetopplistan. Veckolista Singlar, vecka 9.
- 7.charts.de/ Hung Medien. Tom Dice: Discography.
- 8.austriancharts.at/ Hung Medien. Tom Dice: Discography Singles.
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