About Martin Tungevaag
Born 1993. Martin Tungevaag is a Norwegian disc jockey, record producer and composer.
Martin TungevΓ₯g (born July 9, 1993), known professionally as Martin Tungevaag or simply Tungevaag, is a Norwegian DJ and music producer who peaked at number #73 on the DJ Mag top 100 DJs list in 2023. He has achieved success in Europe, Asia and South America with the electronic songs "Samsara 2015", "Wicked Wonderland", "All for Love", "Bad Boy", "Dance", "Peru" and "Play" together with K-391, Alan Walker and Mangoo. He has been nominated at the Norwegian Spellemannprisen twice times: for Hit of the Year in 2015 with "Samsara 2015"; in the same category in 2020 with "Dance"; and for Best EDM Artist in 2019 at the Swedish Grammis. Tungevaag has over four billion worldwide streams on his music and received several gold and platinum certifications in several countries. He was ranked #84 on DJ Mag's Top 100. in 2024.
Career At the age of 15, Tungevaag began to explore different digital audio workstations (DAW) in his bedroom studio in 2008. On 12 June 2014, he signed with and started his music career at Kontor Records in Germany, scoring his first major hit in 2014 with "Wicked Wonderland". It became a summer hit and led to shows at clubs and festival main stages all over Europe. "Wicked Wonderland" was later certified platinum in Germany, Switzerland, Austria and Spain, quadruple platinum in Norway, as well as triple platinum in Sweden and Finland. In topped the chart in Austria and has over 130 million streams on Spotify.
In 2018, Tungevaag released "All for Love" through Warner Music and in 2019 "Million Lights" through Spinnin' Records. Later in the same year he worked with Alan Walker, K-391 and Mangoo on a remake of Mangoo's "Eurodancer" known as "Play". The single was released on 30 August 2019, was streamed over 760 thousand times on its day of release on Spotify, later reached the upper ranks of the charts in Norway, MΓ©xico, Sweden and Finland.
Tungevaag's track "Dance", made in collaboration with CLMD, received radio support and was streamed over 70 million times on Spotify in its first year. It was also nominated as for Hit of the Year at both the Spellemann (Norwegian Grammys) and at P3 Gull, the biggest Norwegian radio station. It was certified gold in Denmark, platinum in Sweden and double platinum in Norway.
His track "Miss You", released through Spinnin', debuted on the Dutch Top 40 at number 37, reaching number 19 on 16 April 2021.
Discography Singles YearSinglePeak positionsCertifications NOR AUT DEN FIN FRA GER NL SWE SWI 2014 "Wicked Wonderland"41β596β221 IFPI NOR: 3Γ Platinum BVMI: Platinum "Vidorra"βββββ72β21β IFPI NOR: 3Γ Platinum 2015 "Samsara 2015" 2781βββ4β IFPI NOR: 4Γ Platinum IFPI DEN: Platinum "Springfield" (with ItaloBrothers)22ββ3βββ51β IFPI NOR: 3Γ Platinum "Knockout" 22 β β β β β β β β IFPI NOR: Platinum 2020 "Peru" βββββββββ IFPI NOR: Gold "Stay" (with The Second Level featuring Mvrt)βββββββββ "Make You Happy" (featuring Richard Smitt)βββββββββ "The Night" (with bby ivy)βββββββββ"Afterparty" (with Rat City featuring Rich the Kid)βββββββββ"Miss You"(with Sick Individuals and Marf)ββββββ19ββ"Kingdoms" (with Jay Hardway)βββββββββ 2021"Woke Up in India" βββββββββ"Famous" (with Vlade Kay and Jonth featuring Skinny Days)βββββββββ"Young Summer" βββββββββ"Ride with Me" (featuring Kid Ink)ββββ64ββββ SNEP: Gold "Paper Planes" (with Lucas & Steve)ββββββ22ββ"Written in the Stars" (with Bassjackers)βββββββββ"Close Your Eyes" (with Kshmr)βββββββββ"Electrified" (with Voster & Gallardo and Aloma Steele)βββββββββ 2022"In My Zone" βββββββββ"When & Where" βββββββββ"With My Friends" (with Sick Individuals and Philip Strand)βββββββββ"Love Me Anyway" (with Faustix)βββββββββ"Not The One" βββββββββ"Toxic" (with 22Bullets and Mentum)βββββββββ"I Knew It Was You" (with Lovespeake)βββββββββ"La Danse" (with Timmy Trumpet)βββββββββ 2023"Dreams Come True" (with Mike Williams)βββββββββ "β" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released.
As Tungevaag & Raaban: 2015: "Samsara" 2015: "Parade" 2015: "Russian Roulette" 2016: "Wolf" 2016: "Magical" 2016: "Beast" (feat. Isac Elliot) 2017: "Wake Up Alone" 2017: "Cold Blood" 2017: "Coming Up" 2018: "All for Love" 2018: "Bad Boy" 2018: "Hey Baby" 2019: "Million Lights" 2019: "Try Again" 2019: "Take Me Away"
Remixes 2020: Rat City and Kiesza β "Naked (With My Headphones On)" (Tungevaag Remix) 2020: Hoved and Tungevaag β "Let You Go" (Tungevaag Edit)
Awards and nominations
Year Organization Award Work Result 2014 MTV Awards Best Norwegian Act Martin Tungevaag
Year Organization Award Work Result 2015 Spellemannprisen Hit of the year Samsara Year Organization Award Work Result 2018 MTV Europe Music Awards Best Norwegian Act Tungevaag & Raaban Year Organization Award Work Result 2019 Grammis Best Electronic Act All For Love
Year Organization Award Work Result 2019 Musikkforleggerprisen Best Track ALL FOR LOVE
Year Organization Award Work Result 2020 NRK P3 Gull Hit of the year DANCE Year Organization Award Work Result 2020 DJ Mag DJ Mag top 100 Tungevaag #92 Year Organization Award Work Result 2021 Luttprisen Artist of the year Tungevaag
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Who is Martin Tungevaag?
Norwegian DJ and producer
When was Martin Tungevaag born?
Martin Tungevaag was born on 9 July 1993 in Γ lesund Municipality.
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Martin Tungevaag is a disc jockey, record producer and composer.
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Martin Tungevaag is Norwegian.
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