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Mixed by Yngve Sætre, also På 'an igjen (Jan Eggum), I’ll Stay Here (Balthazar) and Come Together (Annie)
Produced by Yngve Sætre, also Fa-Fa-Fa, Always Too Late (Annie) and Helpless Fool for Love (Annie)
Engineered by Yngve Sætre, also I’d Rather Dance With You (Kings of Convenience), Fa-Fa-Fa and I Used to Dance With My Daddy
Part of Datarock Datarock, also Computer Camp Love, Fa-Fa-Fa and I Used to Dance With My Daddy
Worth knowing
Counted from cited credits on fono.
Yngve Sætre engineered 3 of Datarock’s top 4 songs
Yngve Sætre mixed 3 of Datarock’s top 4 songs
Yngve Sætre mixed 13 songs on fono
Yngve Sætre first appears on fono in 1989, 16 years before this song
Credits
All 5 credits
- Produced by
- Yngve Sætre
- Engineered by
- Yngve Sætre
- Mixed by
- Yngve Sætre
- Part of
- Datarock Datarock
- Released on
- Young Aspiring Professionals
- Produced by
- Yngve Sætre
- Engineered by
- Yngve Sætre
- Mixed by
- Yngve Sætre
- Part of
- Datarock Datarock
- Released on
- Young Aspiring Professionals
Connected by credits
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Same mixer: Yngve Sætre
Same producer: Yngve Sætre
Same engineer: Yngve Sætre
Same release: Datarock Datarock
Same mixer: Yngve Sætre
Same producer: Yngve Sætre
Same mixer: Yngve Sætre
Same producer: Yngve Sætre
Elsewhere
Sources (6)
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1MusicBrainz Princess was produced by Yngve Sætre
2MusicBrainz Princess is part of the release Datarock Datarock
Princess is part of the release Datarock Datarock
MusicBrainz core data (CC0)Retrieved Sep 30, 2026
3MusicBrainz Young Aspiring Professionals is the label of the song Princess
Young Aspiring Professionals is the label of the song Princess
MusicBrainz core data (CC0)Retrieved Sep 30, 2026
4MusicBrainz Princess was engineered by Yngve Sætre
5MusicBrainz Princess was mixed by Yngve Sætre
6MusicBrainz Princess was released on 2005-04-04