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'''Jonas Gladnikoff''' is a songwriter and music producer originally from [[Stockholm]], [[Sweden]], currently living in the [[Åland Islands]], [[Finland]]. He has written several songs for singers from across Europe, but is best known for writing entries for the [[Eurovision Song Contest]] and for various national pre-selections. He studied songwriting at the Music Production Academy Musikmakarna, graduating in 2006. In 2009 he co-wrote the song that represented [[Republic of Ireland | Ireland with the song "[[Et Cetera (song)|Et Cetera]]" performed by [[Sinéad Mulvey]] & [[Black Daisy]] in [[Moscow]], [[Russia]].< Sinéad Mulvey & Black Daisy - Et Cetera (Ireland 2009) | Participant Profile | Eurovision Song Contest - Malmö 2013.

In the 2010 Eurovision Song Contest he once again co-wrote the Irish entry. The song, "[[It's for You (Niamh Kavanagh song) |It's for You]]", was performed by the 1993 Eurovision winning singer [[Niamh Kavanagh]]. He also later wrote the 2014 Irish entry "[[Heartbeat (Can-linn song)|Heartbeat]]" sung by [[Can-linn]].

Among his entries in national pre-selections for the Eurovision Song Contest he is best known for having co-written the runner up in the [[Dansk Melodi Grand Prix 2009]], the Danish final, with the song "Someday" performed by the Icelandic singer [[Hera Hjörk]], which became a big hit and also won the [[OGAE Second Chance Contest 2009]] for Denmark. Gladnikoff is a member of the jazz pop project [[Technicoloured Roses]]. He has also been seen in the costume drama [[Anno 1790]] and has starred in several TV commercials. His music has also been used in [[Manny Quinn: The Musical]].

==Entries in the Eurovision Song Contest==
* [[Et Cetera (song)|Et Cetera]]" by [[Sinéad Mulvey]] & [[Black Daisy]], Ireland, ([[Eurovision Song Contest 2009]]), 11th place (Semi-final)
* [[It's for You (Niamh Kavanagh song)|It's for You]]" by [[Niamh Kavanagh]], Ireland, ([[Eurovision Song Contest 2010]]), 23rd place (Final)
*[Heartbeat (Can-linn song)|Heartbeat]]" by Can-linn feat. [[Kasey Smith (singer)|Kasey Smith]], Ireland, ([[Eurovision Song Contest 2014]]), 12th place (Semi-final)

==Entries in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest==
* "Réalta na mara" by Aimee Banks, Ireland, ([[Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2015]]), 12th place

==Entries in national Eurovision pre-selections==
'''2006'''
* "Po dhe jo" by Ingrid Jushi ([[Albania in the Eurovision Song Contest 2006|Albania 2006]]), eliminated (Semi-final)
'''2007'''
* "Open your eyes" by Charlene & Natasha ([[Bulgaria in the Eurovision Song Contest 2007|Bulgaria 2007]]), eliminated (semi-final)
* "I will survive without you" by Edgaras Kapocious ([[Lithuania in the Eurovision Song Contest 2007|Lithuania 2007]]), 10th place (Quarter-final)
'''2009'''
* "Someday" by [[Hera Björk]] ([[Denmark in the Eurovision Song Contest 2009|Denmark 2009]]), 2nd place
* "[[Et Cetera (song)|Et Cetera]]" by [[Sinéad Mulvey]] & [[Black Daisy]] ([[Ireland in the Eurovision Song Contest|Ireland 2009]]), 1st place
'''2010'''
* "Tonight" by Kafka & Ruta ([[Lithuania in the Eurovision Song Contest 2010|Lithuania 2010]]), 4th place (Semi-final)
* "[[It's for You (Niamh Kavanagh song)|It's for You]]" by [[Niamh Kavanagh]] ([[Ireland in the Eurovision Song Contest 2010|Ireland 2010]]), 1st place
'''2011'''
* "Topsy Turvy" by J.Anvil ([[Malta in the Eurovision Song Contest 2011|Malta 2011]]), 10th place
* "Falling" by Nikki Kavanagh ([[Ireland in the Eurovision Song Contest 2011|Ireland 2011]]), 2nd place
* "Sueños rotos" by Melissa ([[Spain in the Eurovision Song Contest 2011|Spain 2011]]), 5th place
* "Volver" by [[Auryn]] ([[Spain in the Eurovision Song Contest 2011|Spain 2011]]), 2nd place
* "Tensão" by Filipa Ruas ([[Portugal in the Eurovision Song Contest 2011|Portugal 2011]]), 4th place
'''2012'''
* "This Must Be Love" by Ana Mardare ([[Romania in the Eurovision Song Contest 2012|Romania 2012]]), 13th place
'''2013'''
* "Meðal Andanna" by [[Birgitta Haukdal]] ([[Iceland in the Eurovision Song Contest 2013|Iceland 2013]]), 3rd place
* "Fool In Love" by Davids & Dinara ([[Latvia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2013|Latvia 2013]]), 11th place
* "Hullócsillag" by [[Monika Hoffman|Mónika Hoffmann]] ([[Hungary in the Eurovision Song Contest 2013|Hungary 2013]]), eliminated (semifinal)
* "Conquer My Heart" by Svetlana Bogdanova ([[Moldova in the Eurovision Song Contest 2013|Moldova 2013]]), 11th place
* "I Believe In Love" by Diana Hetea ([[Romania in the Eurovision Song Contest 2013|Romania 2013]]), 12th place (semifinal)
'''2014'''
* "Silent Tears" by VIG Roses ([[Lithuania in the Eurovision Song Contest 2014|Lithuania 2014]]), eliminated
* "[[Heartbeat (Can-linn song)|Heartbeat]]" by Can-linn feat. [[Kasey Smith (singer)|Kasey Smith]] ([[Ireland in the Eurovision Song Contest 2014|Ireland 2014]]), 1st place
'''2015'''
* "Right In" by Emily Charalambous ([[Cyprus in the Eurovision Song Contest 2015|Cyprus 2015]]), 11th
* "Sound of Colours" by Jurgis Bruzga ([[Lithuania in the Eurovision Song Contest 2015|Lithuania 2015]]), 5th
'''2016'''
* "All Around the World" by Deborah C ([[Malta in the Eurovision Song Contest 2016|Malta 2016]])
* "Fire Burn" by Dominic ([[Malta in the Eurovision Song Contest 2016|Malta 2016]])
* "Falling Glass" by Corazon ([[Malta in the Eurovision Song Contest 2016|Malta 2016]])

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