I (Felix Jaehn album)
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I ( English for "I") is the debut album by German DJ Felix Jaehn .
Creation and artwork
With three exceptions, all the pieces on the album were written by Felix Jaehn, in collaboration with changing co-authors. In most cases, the co-authors only appear in isolated works. Most of the tracks were created in collaboration with the Luxembourg musician Christophe Vitorino De Almeida (Chris Meid), who co-wrote three tracks on the album. Furthermore, the songwriters and composers Tim Deal (Hight), Michael Geldreich, Mack, Aiko Rohd and Tonino Speciale each make two author participations. In addition to the author mentioned, a further 69 songwriters and composers are working on one piece each. With two exceptions, all titles were produced by Jaehn. Sometimes he did the productions alone and sometimes in collaboration with other music producers. De Almeida and the German producer quartet Hitimpulse (consisting of: Jeremy Chacon, Jonas Kalisch, Henrik Meinke and Alexsej Vlasenko) are involved in two productions, making them the only producers involved in more than one production. Jaehn did not produce the album in a fixed location, including pieces in Copenhagen , London or Los Angeles , on the laptop at various airports - and also in Felix's recently completed studio in his home village on the Baltic Sea . I was released under the L'Agentur, Universal Music, and Virgin Records labels .
On the cover of the album - next to the artist name and song title - you can see a pink stripe and Jaehn's face. The pink stripe is arranged in the middle and runs vertically against a white background through the middle of the cover image. At the bottom, the album title and artist name are embedded in white letters. Jaehns itself is also arranged in the middle. It is the same portrait as the one that can be seen on the single Cool . The only difference is that it is shown larger and in the middle while on the single it is smaller and arranged in the lower left corner. The same artwork concept can not only be found on this or the cover of Cool , but also on several other single releases. The photography by Jaehn comes from Jens Koch. There is a twelve-page booklet inside the CD.
Publication and promotion
I was first published on February 16, 2018 as a CD and download. The album consists of 25 studio recordings, including a cover version and three remixes. An alternative download version of the album contains only 22 tracks and has been shortened by the three pieces Eagle Eyes (Radio Edit) , Photograph (Felix Jaehn Remix) and Cheerleader (Felix Jaehn Remix) . The digital versions of I also include a 24-minute video about Jaehn himself. On June 2, 2018, I Remixed, a remix version of the debut album, was released.
A week before the release of I , Jaehn organized a “pre-listening party” in Hamburg in collaboration with the German radio station N-Joy , where Jaehn and Jens Hardeland presented all the titles. Shortly after the publication of I , Zeit magazine published an interview with Jaehn in which he came out as bisexual , among other things . With the appearance of the interview, the media rushed to this news, so that the music faded into the background. In order to further promote the album, talkshows followed, among other things, on the NDR talk show of the Norddeutscher Rundfunk and at Markus Lanz on ZDF . In April 2018 Jaehn completed a four-day tour in Germany, which took place under the name "I Tour 2018".
I Tour 2018
- April 5, 2018: Wholesale market , Hamburg
- April 6, 2018: Capitol , Offenbach am Main
- April 7, 2018: Tonhalle , Munich
- April 8, 2018: Palladium , Cologne
background information
Jaehn wanted to show with his debut album that he can not only act as a producer, but also as a songwriter. He himself made the following statement about this album: “Of course I haven't made a singer-songwriter album that describes my life from beginning to end. But the songs still carry my signature in a variety of ways and tell of my travels in recent years. There are electronic and hard-produced tracks for the club, but also slower and more melancholy songs that you can just let your mind wander to on the go. "
He always wanted to release an album to give people the opportunity to discover him holistically and to take the fans into his world. The work on the album stretched over three and a half years. He started production shortly after the release of Cheerleader (Felix Jaehn Remix) . He produced, created playlists and worried about the order of the tracks, but the album's production was delayed due to the great singles successes. In an interview Jaehn explained the delay as follows: “Maybe from a marketing point of view it would have been smarter to release the album two years ago. But that would have made no artistic sense to me. I've had such incredible success in such a short space of time, but I wasn't ready to produce a full album yet. First of all, I had to develop myself, find my sound, form a team around me, play live, give first interviews. A totally exciting phase that was very important to me. "
content
Most of the lyrics on the album are in English and, with three exceptions, were all written by Jaehn himself, in collaboration with changing co-authors. Only the two titles everyone for everyone and voice are written in German. Musically, the songs are mostly in the area of dance pop .
The regular album consists of 25 tracks, of which 21 are new compositions. Ain't Nobody (Loves Me Better) is a cover version of the original by the American funk band Rufus and Chaka Khan from 1983. The other three tracks Cloud 9 (Felix Jaehn Remix) (Aden x Olson), Photograph (Felix Jaehn Remix) ( Ed Sheeran ) and Cheerleader (Felix Jaehn Remix) ( Omi ) are remix versions of the previously published originals.
Felix Jaehn himself only works as an instrumentalist and producer on all pieces. He can only be heard singing in the background in a few exceptions, otherwise the songs are interpreted by the guest singers. Jaehn chooses these according to his personal taste in music. A voice must touch him. If she does that, he trusts that she would hopefully trigger these emotions in many other people as well. Tim Schou, the front man of the Danish indie band A Friend in London , can be heard as a guest singer in Millionaire and is officially listed. He can also be heard as a singer in Like a Riddle and Feel Good , but is not mentioned as an official guest singer.
| # | title | Author (s) | Producer (s) | length |
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| 1 | Cool (feat. Gucci Mane & Marc E. Bassy ) | Radric Davis (Gucci Mane), Scott Harris, Felix Jaehn, Jonas Jeberg, Rick Markowitz, Micah Premnath | Michael Geldreich, Felix Jaehn, Jonas Jeberg | 3:10 |
| 2 | Jennie (feat. Bori & R. City ) | Felix Jaehn, Mack, Theron Thomas, Timothy Thomas, Thomas Troelsen | Christophe Vitorino De Almeida, Felix Jaehn | 3:04 |
| 3 | Don't Say Love (feat.Rothchild) | Gunes Ergun, Robert Harvey, Felix Jaehn, Bruce Sigala | Felix Jaehn | 3:09 |
| 4th | Honolulu (feat. Matluck) | Christophe Vitorino De Almeida, Kevin Eagle, Michael Geldreich, Viktoria Hansen, Felix Jaehn, Max Matluck | Felix Jaehn | 2:52 |
| 5 | Hot2Touch (feat. Alex Aiono & Hight) | Tim Deal (Hight), Felix Jaehn, Cass Lowe, Mark Ralph, Thomas Walker | Hight, Felix Jaehn | 2:40 |
| 6th | Like a Riddle (feat. Adam Trigger & Hearts & Colors) | Steven Bashir, Florent Hugel, Felix Jaehn, Patrik Jean, Aiko Rohd, Adam Trigger | Felix Jaehn, Aiko Rohd | 2:59 |
| 7th | Better (feat. Clara Mae) | David Bjoerk, Clara Hagman, Felix Jaehn, Walid Ben Merieme, Cassandra Ströberg | Felix Jaehn | 3:22 |
| 8th | On a Body Like You (feat.Rachel Salvit) | Jenna Andrews, Felix Jaehn, James Nosanow, Rachel Salvit | Felix Jaehn | 2:52 |
| 9 | Millionaire (feat. Tim Schou ) | Hitimpulse (Jeremy Chacon, Jonas Kalisch, Henrik Meinke, Alexsej Vlasenko) , Felix Jaehn, Mack, Tim Schou | Felix Jaehn | 2:33 |
| 10 | Feel Good (feat. Mike Williams) | Andrew Bullimore, Nick Gale, Felix Jaehn, Mike Willemsen (Mike Williams) | Felix Jaehn, Mike Willemsen | 2:46 |
| 11 | Forever Young (feat. Lxandra) | Christophe Vitorino De Almeida, Philipp Albinger, Marcus Brosch, Felix Jaehn, Alexandra Lehti, Jonas Shandel | Felix Jaehn | 2:33 |
| 12 | LOV (feat. Andrew Jackson & Sondr) | Lorenzo Cosi, Andrew Jackson, Felix Jaehn, Yusekai A. Koi | Christophe Vitorino De Almeida, Felix Jaehn, Nikodem Milewski | 2:42 |
| 13 | Figure You Out | Karen Harding, Felix Jaehn, Tonino Speciale | Felix Jaehn | 2:52 |
| 14th | Last Summer (feat. Troi Irons) | Troi Irons, Felix Jaehn, Jaakko Manninen | Felix Jaehn | 3:19 |
| 15th | Cut the Cord (Acoustic) (feat.Patrik Jean) | Felix Jaehn, Patrik Jean, Simone Porter, Aiko Rohd | Felix Jaehn | 3:51 |
| 16 | Ain't Nobody (Loves Me Better) ( feat.Jasmine Thompson ) | David Hawk Wolinski | Felix Jaehn | 3:06 |
| 17th | Book of Love (feat. Polina) | Polina Goudieva, Jimmy Harry, Felix Jaehn | Felix Jaehn | 3:18 |
| 18th | Bonfire (feat. Alma ) | Felix Jaehn, Alma Miettinen, Pascal Reinhardt, Joe Walter | Hit impulse, Felix Jaehn | 3:03 |
| 19th | I do | Tim Deal, Poppy Haddigan, Felix Jaehn, Tonino Speciale | Felix Jaehn | 3:21 |
| 20th | Eagle Eyes (Radio Edit) (feat.Lining & Lost Frequencies ) | Felix Jaehn, Felix De Laet, Lin Ying | Felix Jaehn | 3:15 |
| 21st | Everyone for Everyone (feat. Herbert Grönemeyer ) | Michael Geldreich, Herbert Grönemeyer, Felix Jaehn | Hit impulse, Felix Jaehn | 3:04 |
| 22nd | Voice (with Mark Forster as Eff ) | Mark Forster, Felix Jaehn, Philipp Steinke | Mark Forster, Felix Jaehn | 3:02 |
| 23 | Cloud 9 (Felix Jaehn Remix) (Interpretation: Aden x Olson) | Christophe Vitorino De Almeida, Felix Jaehn, Aden Jaron, Björn Steiner | Felix Jaehn, Aden Jaron, Björn Steiner | 3:06 |
| 24 | Photograph (Felix Jaehn Remix) (Interpretation: Ed Sheeran ) | Martin Harrington, Thomas Leonard, Johnny McDaid, Ed Sheeran | Jeff Bhasker | 3:30 |
| 25th | Cheerleader (Felix Jaehn Remix) (Interpretation: Omi ) | Mark Bradford, Clifton Dillon, Ryan Dillon, Sly Dunbar, Omar Samuel Pasley (Granny) | Clifton Dillon, Granny | 3:02 |
Single releases
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The first single from the album was released three years before I was released . So far, eleven songs on the album have appeared as independent singles. Furthermore, Photograph (Felix Jaehn Remix) and Cloud 9 (Felix Jaehn Remix) were released as singles. However, these are new editions or remixes of the regular versions, the sales of which are added to the original and are therefore not listed as independent singles.
Cheerleader (Felix Jaehn Remix) was released as the first single . The single was first released on May 19, 2014. The last single so far, Cool, was released on February 9, 2018. With Voice and Everyone for Everyone , two German-language singles were released.
Of the eleven single releases, ten reached the official German single charts . Nine singles hit the charts in Austria, seven in Switzerland, two in the United Kingdom and one in the United States. The only single that didn't make it to the chart is Eagle Eyes . In Germany, five singles made it into the top 10 , as well as four in Austria, two each in Switzerland and the United Kingdom and one in the USA. With Cheerleader (Felix Jaehn Remix) , Ain't Nobody (Loves Me Better) and voice , three singles made it to the top in Germany. In Austria, two singles reached the top of the charts with Cheerleader and Ain't Nobody (Loves Me Better) . Cheerleaders became the world's number one success, including in all five countries listed. In the United States, cheerleading is only the sixth number one success by a German artist . It was the first time since 1989 ( Blame It on the Rain by Milli Vanilli ) that a German had topped the Billboard Hot 100 . In addition to the regular singles, the song Jennie made it into the German single charts on June 22, 2018 - due to high downloads.
The best-selling single on the album is Cheerleader , which has sold over 8.3 million copies worldwide to date. Ain't Nobody (Loves Me Better) was also able to sell over a million copies . In total, all single releases have sold over eleven million copies so far and have received over 89 recordings (10 × gold / 78 × platinum / 1 × diamond).
For a detailed listing of all chart successes in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and the United States as well as the worldwide sales figures and record awards, see Felix Jaehn / Discography .
Contributors
Album production
- Aden x Olson: vocals (song 23)
- Alex Aino: vocals (song 5)
- Philipp Albinger: composer (song 11) , songwriter (song 11)
- Christophe Vitorino De Almeida: Keyboard (song 22) , composer (songs: 4, 11, 23) , co-producer (song 6) , songwriter (songs: 4, 11, 23) , music producer (songs: 2, 12) , programming ( Song 22)
- Jenna Andrews: composer (song 8) , lyricist (song 8)
- Lex Barkey: Mixing (song 6) , mastering (songs: 18, 21)
- Steven Bashir: composer (song 6) , lyricist (song 6)
- Marc E. Bassy : vocals (song 1) , rap (song 1)
- Jeff Bhasker: music producer (song 24)
- David Bjoerk: composer (song 7) , lyricist (song 7)
- Bori: vocals (song 2)
- Mark Bradford: composer (song 25) , lyricist (song 25)
- Marcus Brosch: composer (song 11) , songwriter (song 11)
- Andrew Bullimore: composer (song 10) , lyricist (song 10)
- Jeremy Chacon : Mixing (songs: 18, 21) , composer (song 9) , songwriter (song 9) , co-producer (song 5) , marimba (song 18) , music producer (songs: 18, 21)
- Lorenzo Cosi: composer (song 12) , lyricist (song 12)
- Radric Davis ( Gucci Mane ): composer (song 1) , lyricist (song 1) , rap (song 1)
- Kat Deal: saxophone (song 5) , trumpet (song 5)
- Tim Deal (Hight): guitar (song 5) , background vocals (song 5) , keyboard (song 5) , composer (songs: 5, 19) , songwriter (songs: 5, 19) , music producer (song 5) , programming ( Song 5)
- Clifton Dillon: composer (song 25) , lyricist (song 25) , music producer (song 25)
- Ryan Dillon: composer (song 25) , lyricist (song 25)
- Sly Dunbar : composer (song 25) , songwriter (song 25)
- Kevin Eagle: composer (song 4) , lyricist (song 4)
- Gunes Ergun: composer (song 3) , songwriter (song 3)
- Mark Forster: vocals (song 22) , composer (song 22) , lyricist (song 22) , music producer (song 22)
- Nick Gale: composer (song 10) , lyricist (song 10)
- Michael Geldreich: Keyboard (songs: 1, 5, 10) , composer (songs: 4, 21) , co-producer (song 1) , songwriter (songs: 4, 21) , music producer (song 1) , programming (songs: 1, 10)
- Polina Goudieva: vocals (song 17) , composer (song 17) , lyricist (song 17)
- Herbert Grönemeyer : vocals (song 21) , composer (song 21) , songwriter (song 21)
- Poppy Haddigan: composer (song 19) , lyricist (song 19)
- Clara Hagman: composer (song 7) , songwriter (song 7)
- Viktoria Hansen: composer (song 4) , songwriter (song 4)
- Karen Harding: composer (song 13) , lyricist (song 13)
- Martin Harrington: composer (song 24) , lyricist (song 24)
- Scott Harris: composer (song 1) , lyricist (song 1)
- Jimmy Harry: guitar (song 17) , keyboard (song 17) , composer (song 17) , co-producer (song 17) , lyricist (song 17)
- Robert Harvey: composer (song 3) , songwriter (song 3)
- Hearts & Colors: vocals (song 6)
- Gero Hensel: Trumpet (Song 1)
- Florent Hugel : composer (song 6) , songwriter (song 6)
- Troi Irons: vocals (song 14) , composer (song 14) , songwriter (song 14)
- Andrew Jackson: vocals (song 12) , composer (song 12) , lyricist (song 12)
- Felix Jaehn : Mixing (songs: 1, 25) , arrangement (song 17) , background vocals (song 5) , keyboard (song 17) , composer (songs: 1-15, 17-23) , songwriter (songs: 1-15 , 17-23) , music producer (songs: 1-23) , programming (songs: 1-2, 5-6, 10, 17) , drums (song 6)
- Aden Jaron: composer (song 23) , songwriter (song 23) , music producer (song 23)
- Patrik Jean: vocals (song 15) , composer (songs: 6, 15) , lyricist (songs: 6, 15)
- Jonas Jeberg: composer (song 1) , songwriter (song 1) , music producer (song 1)
- Jonas Kalisch : Mixing (songs: 18, 21) , composer (song 9) , co-producer (song 5) , songwriter (song 9) , music producer (songs: 18, 21) , drums (song 18)
- Robert Keßler: Guitar (Song 5)
- Peter Klohmann : Saxophone (Song 1)
- Yusekai A. Koi: composer (song 12) , songwriter (song 12)
- Vincent Kottkamp: Bass (Song 5) , E-Bass (Song 18)
- Anton Kühl: Programming (Song 1)
- Felix De Laet: composer (song 20) , songwriter (song 20)
- Alexandra Lehti: composer (song 11) , songwriter (song 11)
- Thomas Leonard: composer (song 24) , lyricist (song 24)
- Cass Lowe: composer (song 5) , lyricist (song 5)
- Lyandra: vocals (song 11)
- Mack: background vocals (song 2) , composer (songs: 2, 9) , lyricist (songs: 2, 9)
- Erik Madrid: Mixing (song 1)
- Clara Mae: vocals (song 7)
- Jaakko Manninen: composer (song 14) , lyricist (song 14)
- Rick Markowitz: composer (song 1) , songwriter (song 1)
- Max Matluck: vocals (song 4) , composer (song 4) , songwriter (song 4)
- Johnny McDaid : composer (song 24) , lyricist (song 24)
- Henrik Meinke : Mixing (songs: 18, 21) , keyboard (song 18) , composer (song 9) , co-producer (song 5) , songwriter (song 9) , music producer (songs: 18, 21)
- Walid Ben Merieme: composer (song 7) , songwriter (song 7)
- Alma Miettinen : vocals (song 18) , composer (song 18) , songwriter (song 18)
- Nikodem Milewski : Mixing (songs: 4, 7, 8, 11-14, 16, 17, 22, 24) , mastering (songs: 1-8, 10-17, 19, 20, 22-24) , music producer (songs : 12) , programming (songs: 4, 7, 8, 11-13, 17, 22, 24)
- James Nosanow: composer (song 8) , songwriter (song 8)
- Omar Samuel Pasley (Omi) : vocals (song 25) , composer (song 25) , songwriter (song 25) , music producer (song 25)
- Simone Porter: composer (song 15) , songwriter (song 15)
- Micah Premnath: composer (song 1) , songwriter (song 1)
- Mark Ralph: Mixing (song 2) , composer (song 5) , songwriter (song 5)
- Pascal Reinhardt: composer (song 18) , songwriter (song 18)
- Aiko Rohd: composer (songs: 6, 15) , songwriter (songs: 6, 15) , music producer (song 6)
- Rothchild: vocals (song 3)
- Rachel Salvit: vocals (song 8) , composer (song 8) , lyricist (song 8)
- Tim Schou : vocals (songs: 6, 9-10) , composer (song 9) , songwriter (song 9)
- Ed Sheeran : vocals (song 24) , composer (song 24) , lyricist (song 24)
- Jonas Shandel: composer (song 11) , songwriter (song 11)
- Bruce Sigala: composer (song 3) , songwriter (song 3)
- Sondr: vocals (song 12)
- Tonino Speciale: composer (songs: 13, 19) , lyricist (songs: 13, 19)
- Bertie Spencer: Backing vocals (Song 5)
- Mike Spencer: Mixing (song 5) , bass (song 5) , electric bass (song 5) , keyboard (song 5) , co-producer (song 5) , programming (drums) (song 5)
- Björn Steiner: composer (song 23) , songwriter (song 23) , music producer (song 23)
- Philipp Steinke : Keyboard (song 22) , composer (song 22)
- Cassandra Ströberg: composer (song 7) , songwriter (song 7)
- Theron Thomas : vocals (song 2) , composer (song 2) , lyricist (song 2)
- Timothy Thomas : vocals (song 2) , composer (song 2) , songwriter (song 2)
- Jasmine Thompson : vocals (song 16)
- Adam Trigger: Keyboard (song 6) , composer (song 6) , co-producer (song 6) , songwriter (song 6) , drums (song 6) , trumpet (song 6)
- Thomas Troelsen: composer (song 2) , co-producer (song 2) , songwriter (song 2) , programming (song 2)
- Alexsej Vlasenko : Mixing (songs: 18, 21) , composer (song 9) , co-producer (song 5) , songwriter (song 9) , music producer (songs: 18, 21) , synthesizer (song 18)
- Thomas Walker: composer (song 5) , lyricist (song 5) , programming (drums) (song 5)
- Joe Walter: composer (song 18) , songwriter (song 18)
- Mike Willemsen (Mike Williams): Mixing (song 10) , composer (song 10) , songwriter (song 10) , music producer (song 10) , programming (song 10)
- David Hawk Wolinski : composer (song 16) , songwriter (song 16)
- Lin Ying / Linying: vocals (song 20) , composer (song 20) , lyricist (song 20)
Artwork (cover)
- Jens Koch: Photographer
Companies
- L'Agentur: music label
- Universal Music : music label
- Virgin Records : music label
reception
Reviews
Eddy Decembrino from the German-language online magazine laut.de rated the album with 2/5 stars. For technical reasons, it is understandable that past sales successes should be put on the album again. However, Decembrino wonders whether this really has to be. It could have been interesting to see a more compact album, perhaps only ten tracks strong, with “more experimental sounds” and an even stronger focus on “songwriting”. I, on the other hand, feel like the “best of”. It is “of course” well produced, but overall “few surprises”. Good for radio and business, light pop and shallow dance, but just too many tracks for a successful debut.
The German-language e-zine Plattentests.de rated I with 4/10 points. Felix Heinecker from the online editorial team is of the opinion that the album doesn't have much "exciting" to tell. Jaehn also relies on boiling a tried and tested EDM formula. Quiet verse, tension build-up in the bridge until the bang and a relaxed, semi-instrumental refrain . The competence in this field cannot be denied. The feeling for melody is there, as well as for the rhythm to "rock along". Especially when soul comes into the mix like in the “opener” Cool or with Don't Say Love , which is almost like Disclosure , it would be “really good”. How he got the photographer remix moving is not original, but thanks to the great "bridge harmony" it is effective. It is similar with the Eff project with Mark Forster , whose “voice” is used better here than with his own “stuff”. That'll put you in the mood for a few songs. Only I have a whopping 25 of them. According to Jaehn, the first 15 should be the actual "album statement", as guests there would be Gucci Mane and around 20 people whom you have never heard of. The rest is a collection of the previous singles. That means that one would not be spared the "terrible football break" every for every shortly before the end. It is already noticeable when Cut the Cord is available here in a version with the little addition “(Acoustic)”. It is not completely currentless, the beats continue to come from the laptop. Thanks to the successful melody, it sounds nice and is a change. In the midst of all this unbelievably "competent, cuddly, but also quite neutral music", which was probably blown up to 77 minutes thanks to cleverly recognized streaming advantages. Heinecker highlighted cheerleaders (Felix Jaehn Remix) , Cool , Cut the Cord (Acoustic) , Don't Say Love and Photograph (Felix Jaehn Remix) as “highlights” .
Charts and chart placements
I reached position five in the album charts in Germany and stayed in the top 10 for two weeks and 15 weeks in the charts. In Austria the album reached position 26 in one chart week and also position 26 in Switzerland in two chart weeks. After the Felix Jaehn EP missed a chart entry, this is Jaehn's first chart success in the album charts of all three countries. Furthermore, the album was able to place itself for several days or weeks in the iTunes daily evaluations in Brazil (highest ranking: 35), Germany (highest ranking: 2) and Spain (highest ranking: 19).
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 Germany (GfK)
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5 (15 weeks) | 15th |
 Austria (Ö3)
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26th (1 week) | 1 |
 Switzerland (IFPI)
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26th (2 weeks) | 2 |
Awards for music sales
On February 28, 2018, not even two weeks after the album was released, I was awarded a gold record in Poland for over 10,000 units sold.
| Country / Region | Award | Sales |
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 Poland (ZPAV)
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 gold
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10,000 |
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1 × gold |
10,000 |
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b c d Felix Jaehn - I. austriancharts.at, accessed on April 4, 2018 .
- ↑ a b c d Felix Jaehn - I. jpc.de, accessed on April 8, 2018 .
- ↑ a b c d e Felix Jaehn - I. discogs.com, accessed on April 4, 2018 .
- ↑ Felix Jaehn feat. Marc E. Bassy & Gucci Mane - Cool. austriancharts.at, accessed on April 4, 2018 .
- ↑ Felix Jaehn. facebook.com, accessed July 23, 2017 .
- ^ I by Felix Jaehn. itunes.apple.com, accessed April 8, 2018 .
- ↑ Felix Jaehn “I”: Too hot to touch! n-joy.de, accessed on April 8, 2018 .
- ↑ Christoph Dallach: Felix Jaehn - I dream of finding the person with whom I would like to share my life . In: ZEITmagazin. No. 9/2018, February 22, 2018.
- ^ NDR Talk Show, Norddeutscher Rundfunk, February 23, 2018.
- ↑ Markus Lanz, ZDF, March 29, 2018.
- ↑ Felix Jaehn. setlist.fm, accessed April 8, 2018 .
- ↑ a b Debut best of album for a picture book career. laut.de, accessed on April 8, 2018 .
- ↑ Felix Jaehn - I. listen.tidal.com, accessed on April 14, 2018 .
- ↑ IFPI Global Music Report 2016. (PDF) International Federation of the Phonographic Industry , accessed on April 13, 2018 (English).
- ^ Formula I. plattentests.de, accessed on April 8, 2018 .
- ^ Felix Jaehn - 'I': International iTunes Chart Performance. itunescharts.net, accessed April 8, 2018 .
- ^ Felix Jaehn - I. officialcharts.de, accessed on April 8, 2018 .
- ^ Felix Jaehn - I. hitparade.ch, accessed on April 8, 2018 .
- ^ Złote płyty CD. bestsellery.zpav.pl, accessed April 8, 2018 .