Justin Raisen

Raisen co-produced Sky Ferreira's debut album Night Time, My Time with Ariel Rechtshaid in 2013.^[3] That year, he co-wrote "Nuclear Seasons" on Charli XCX's album True Romance.^[1] He co-wrote and produced the title track on Charli XCX's album Sucker in 2014.^[4]

In 2016, Raisen co-produced Angel Olsen's album My Woman.^[1] He also produced Kim Gordon's debut solo single "Murdered Out" that year.^[1]

Raisen co-produced Lawrence Rothman's album The Book of Law in 2017.^[5] He co-produced Yves Tumor's album Safe in the Hands of Love in 2018.^[6] In 2019, Raisen produced Kim Gordon's debut solo album No Home Record.^[7]

Raisen co-founded the record label KRO Records with Lawrence Rothman and Yves Rothman in 2019.^[8] Raisen co-produced Yves Tumor's album Heaven to a Tortured Mind in 2020.^[9]

Raisen produced Kim Gordon's album The Collective in 2024.^[10] 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.^[11][12] Raisen produced Gordon's follow-up album Play Me in 2026.^[2][13] He co-produced Violet Grohl's debut album Be Sweet to Me in 2026; Grohl is the daughter of Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl.^[14][15]

In 2026, Raisen contributed to the soundtrack for Wuthering Heights, collaborating with Charli XCX and Finn Keane on multiple songs including "Chains of Love."^[16]

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.^[17][18] The dispute was resolved with a confidential settlement in March 2022, each side bearing its own legal costs.^[19]

• 2011 — Theophilus London — Timez Are Weird These Days — co-writer, "Why Even Try"^[20]
• 2013 — Sky Ferreira — Night Time, My Time — co-producer (with Ariel Rechtshaid)^[3]
• 2013 — Charli XCX — True Romance — co-writer, "Nuclear Seasons"^[1]
• 2014 — Charli XCX — Sucker — co-writer, producer, "Sucker"^[4]
• 2015 — HEALTH — "Life" (Death Magic) — co-producer, co-writer^[21]
• 2016 — Angel Olsen — My Woman — co-producer^[1]
• 2016 — Santigold — "Who I Thought You Were" (99¢) — co-producer
• 2017 — Lawrence Rothman — The Book of Law — co-producer^[5]
• 2018 — Yves Tumor — Safe in the Hands of Love — co-producer, engineer^[6]
• 2019 — Kim Gordon — No Home Record — producer^[7]
• 2019 — Joji — "Sanctuary" — producer, writer (RIAA Gold)^[21]
• 2020 — Yves Tumor — Heaven to a Tortured Mind — co-producer^[9]
• 2022 — Yeah Yeah Yeahs — Cool It Down — co-producer, engineer^[21]
• 2022 — Charli XCX — Crash — producer, writer, "Baby"
• 2022 — Spoon — Lucifer on the Sofa — contributing production, "Feels Alright"^[21]
• 2022 — Grace Ives — Janky Star — co-producer^[21]
• 2023 — Lil Yachty — Let's Start Here — co-producer, engineer^[21]
• 2023 — Drake — "Away From Home" (For All the Dogs) — writer, producer^[21]
• 2023 — Nicki Minaj — "Blessings" (Pink Friday 2) — co-producer, co-writer^[21]
• 2023 — John Cale — MERCY — mixing engineer (tracks 7, 10, 12)^[21]
• 2024 — Kim Gordon — The Collective — producer^[10]
• 2024 — The Voidz — Like All Before You — co-producer^[21]
• 2024 — Kid Cudi — "BLUE SKY" (Insano) — producer, writer^[21]
• 2024 — Kid Cudi — "SUPERBOY" (Insano (NITRO MEGA)) — writer^[21]
• 2024 — Magdalena Bay — "Love Is Everywhere" (Imaginal Disk) — additional producer^[21]
• 2024 — Noga Erez — The Vandalist — co-producer, co-writer^[21]
• 2025 — Ariel Pink — With You Every Night — co-producer^[21]
• 2025 — Cruz Beckham — "Optics" / "Lick the Toad" — co-producer^[22]
• 2026 — Charli XCX / Finn Keane — Wuthering Heights soundtrack — co-producer, co-writer^[16]
• 2026 — Kim Gordon — Play Me — producer^[2][13]
• 2026 — Violet Grohl — Be Sweet to Me — co-producer^[14][15]
• 2026 — Modest Mouse — "Rotten Fruit" (An Eraser and a Maze) — additional production, featured artist^[23]