Robin Lynch

Robin Lynch, originally from Sandnessjøen, Norway, is a multifaceted musical genius and esteemed songwriter and music producer based in Sätila, Sweden. His career spans over two decades, marked by his role in the Swedish production team MachoPsycho since 2004. Robin's work has influenced the global music scene, collaborating with a vast array of artists and selling millions of records worldwide. His notable collaborations include working with iconic figures such as Pink, Cher, Justin Timberlake, Natalie Imbruglia, and many more. He achieved a significant milestone with Pink’s hit single "Stupid Girls" in 2006 and has been nominated for Grammy awards, highlighting his prominent role in the music industry. In 2013, he celebrated a major success with "I Feed You My Love" performed by Margaret Berger, which placed third in the Eurovision Song Contest. Venturing into K-pop, he made a splash with "Seoul" by Ghost9 in 2021, showcasing his adaptability and creative prowess across genres. Currently, Robin continues to innovate, exploring dark analog techno with his project DARKLYNCH. He also releases electronic music under his real name, Robin Lynch, often featuring some of his favorite singers. This allows him to delve into various musical styles and express his artistic vision. Alongside these projects, he actively writes and produces hit songs globally and performs with his indie project Elin & The Woods, demonstrating his enduring influence and versatility in the music world.