Justin Louis Raisen is an American record producer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and mixing engineer.
Career Raisen co-produced Sky Ferreira's debut album Night Time, My Time with Ariel Rechtshaid in 2013. That year, he co-wrote "Nuclear Seasons" on Charli XCX's album True Romance. He co-wrote and produced the title track on Charli XCX's album Sucker in 2014.
In 2016, Raisen co-produced Angel Olsen's album My Woman. He also produced Kim Gordon's debut solo single "Murdered Out" that year.
Raisen co-produced Lawrence Rothman's album The Book of Law in 2017. He co-produced Yves Tumor's album Safe in the Hands of Love in 2018. In 2019, Raisen produced Kim Gordon's debut solo album No Home Record.
Raisen co-founded the record label KRO Records with Lawrence Rothman and Yves Rothman in 2019. Raisen co-produced Yves Tumor's album Heaven to a Tortured Mind in 2020.
Raisen produced Kim Gordon's album The Collective in 2024. The album received two Grammy Award nominations for Best Alternative Music Album and Best Alternative Music Performance ("BYE BYE") at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards. Raisen produced Gordon's follow-up album Play Me in 2026. He co-produced Violet Grohl's debut album Be Sweet to Me in 2026; Grohl is the daughter of Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl.
In 2026, Raisen contributed to the soundtrack for Wuthering Heights, collaborating with Charli XCX and Finn Keane on multiple songs including "Chains of Love."
In 2019, Raisen and his brother Jeremiah stated that Lizzo's single "Truth Hurts" used elements from their song "Healthy" without credit, leading to litigation between the two sides. The dispute was resolved with a confidential settlement in March 2022, each side bearing its own legal costs.
Selected discography
2011 — Theophilus London — Timez Are Weird These Days — co-writer, "Why Even Try" 2013 — Sky Ferreira — Night Time, My Time — co-producer (with Ariel Rechtshaid) 2013 — Charli XCX — True Romance — co-writer, "Nuclear Seasons" 2014 — Charli XCX — Sucker — co-writer, producer, "Sucker" 2015 — HEALTH — "Life" (Death Magic) — co-producer, co-writer 2016 — Angel Olsen — My Woman — co-producer 2016 — Santigold — "Who I Thought You Were" (99¢) — co-producer 2017 — Lawrence Rothman — The Book of Law — co-producer 2018 — Yves Tumor — Safe in the Hands of Love — co-producer, engineer 2019 — Kim Gordon — No Home Record — producer 2019 — Joji — "Sanctuary" — producer, writer (RIAA Gold) 2020 — Yves Tumor — Heaven to a Tortured Mind — co-producer 2022 — Yeah Yeah Yeahs — Cool It Down — co-producer, engineer 2022 — Charli XCX — Crash — producer, writer, "Baby" 2022 — Spoon — Lucifer on the Sofa — contributing production, "Feels Alright" 2022 — Grace Ives — Janky Star — co-producer 2023 — Lil Yachty — Let's Start Here — co-producer, engineer 2023 — Drake — "Away From Home" (For All the Dogs) — writer, producer 2023 — Nicki Minaj — "Blessings" (Pink Friday 2) — co-producer, co-writer 2023 — John Cale — MERCY — mixing engineer (tracks 7, 10, 12) 2024 — Kim Gordon — The Collective — producer 2024 — The Voidz — Like All Before You — co-producer 2024 — Kid Cudi — "BLUE SKY" (Insano) — producer, writer 2024 — Kid Cudi — "SUPERBOY" (Insano (NITRO MEGA)) — writer 2024 — Magdalena Bay — "Love Is Everywhere" (Imaginal Disk) — additional producer 2024 — Noga Erez — The Vandalist — co-producer, co-writer 2025 — Ariel Pink — With You Every Night — co-producer 2025 — Cruz Beckham — "Optics" / "Lick the Toad" — co-producer 2026 — Charli XCX / Finn Keane — Wuthering Heights soundtrack — co-producer, co-writer 2026 — Kim Gordon — Play Me — producer 2026 — Violet Grohl — Be Sweet to Me — co-producer 2026 — Modest Mouse — "Rotten Fruit" (An Eraser and a Maze) — additional production, featured artist
Awards and honours YearAwardCategoryWorkResult2025Grammy AwardBest Alternative Music AlbumThe CollectiveNominated2025Grammy AwardBest Alternative Music Performance"BYE BYE"Nominated
References
External links
Justin Raisen at Discogs