Biography
Hailing from Bergen, Norway, Patrick Jørgensen crafts English-language rap verses centered on intimate personal themes. Frequently viewed as a stylistic successor to Eminem, he achieved widespread recognition across the country after placing second on the 2015 edition of the television contest Norway's Got Talent. Prior to that pivotal appearance, he pursued studies in the United States at Academy of Art University in San Francisco as well as McNally Smith College of Music in St. Paul, Minnesota, completing a major in music business.
One standout track from his seventh-season participation was "Million Questions," a piece composed in memory of his mother following her death from cancer. The recording reached the Top 30 on the Norwegian singles chart. While still competing, he issued the singles "Hard to Say Goodbye" and "I'm Dreaming" through Sony Music Entertainment Norway. "Fan Mail," which includes a feature from Doriansgrave, appeared the following year in 2016, and "Lifeline" surfaced in early 2017.
One standout track from his seventh-season participation was "Million Questions," a piece composed in memory of his mother following her death from cancer. The recording reached the Top 30 on the Norwegian singles chart. While still competing, he issued the singles "Hard to Say Goodbye" and "I'm Dreaming" through Sony Music Entertainment Norway. "Fan Mail," which includes a feature from Doriansgrave, appeared the following year in 2016, and "Lifeline" surfaced in early 2017.
Singles
