Peer Åström

Peer Åström has written and produced music for countless Grammy Award-winning, multi-platinum artists ranging from Madonna, Cyndi Lauper and Celine Dion to Enrique Iglesias and Selena Gomez.  Overall, the number of his credits is over 100 albums and over 500 performers, and it only keeps rising.

Growing up in Sweden, Åström discovered music almost as soon as he could walk.  He'd bang around pots and pans as makeshift percussion (before his mom bought him a drum kit at three-years-old), and he began professionally pursuing the art the first chance he got.  He grew up listening to and playing many different genres of music, which enables him to write in numerous styles.  He also tries to be versatile and emotional with every song he writes, which is evident in such songs as Madonna's "Get Together" and Celine Dion's "Sorry for Love," which was the first song Åström wrote in his native Sweden.  The song "Get Together" is part of the album Confessions on a Dance Floor, which exceeded sales of 12 million worldwide.  Among his other songs are Dion's "Have You Ever Been in Love" and "I Drove All Night," which he co-produced.

In 2009, Åström teamed up with "Glee" Executive Music Producer Adam Anders and became a co-writer and co-music producer for the show.  The show instantly became a cultural phenomenon and a new audience became exposed to his work, an audience that remains crucial to him as a creator.

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