Artists & Writers

Growing up in Oklahoma on a very mixed diet of music, Boyer has become more focused on developing and writing in the time-honoured Nashville tradition.

In 2014, Boyer collaborated with Dustin Lynch on the song Hell Of A Night, which reached Number 1 on the US Billboard Country Airplay chart.

In 2016, Dierks Bentley released Boyer’s Somewhere On A Beach, which reached Number 1 on the US Billboard Country Airplay chart and Bentley’s first Number 1 hit on the Hot Country songs chart, becoming a platinum selling song. Further success for the pairing came with the Cole Swindell track Flatliner, feat. Dierks Bentley.

Boyer has worked particularly closely with Jason Aldean. They Don’t Know was taken from Aldean’s Number 1 album of the same name in 2016. Girl Like You was the third single from Aldean’s 2018 album Rearview and became a Number 1 US country airplay hit. Boyer then had 5 songs on Jason Aldean’s 2019 album 9.

Ingram is an esteemed creator within the Christian Music scene. Born in West Virgina, since the turn of this century, he has helped shape the genre in a modern distribution world and was awarded the SESAC ‘Christian Songwriter Of The Year’ award in 2007.

Ingram has recorded as an artist himself but also for bands including The Longing and his current band One Sonic Society. A key song for the band is Great Are You Lord, which also enjoyed exposure through the All Sons & Daughters duo.

Lauren Daigle has been a key recipient and partner of Ingram’s work. The song How Can It Be was the lead single from her album of the same name in 2015 and this album has gone on to sell over a million copies.

Ingram’s music has served to unite whole scenes with his worship anthems, especially under the Passion Music banner which brings together other key characters from the scene such as Kristian Stanfill, Crowder and Christy Nockels. Overall, he creates songs that perfectly match the requirements of worship leaders within the faith and Ingram manages to provides this music so well to Grammy nominated artists like Kari Jobe, Matt Maher and Chris Tomlin.

Bhasker cut his teeth playing keys in a number of different musical outfits before ultimately focusing on writing and producing at the turn of the millennium. Relocating to LA in 2005 he developed his craft even more working alongside writers like Diane Warren, Bruno Mars and Steve Lindsey. His next move was as music director for both Kanye West and Lady Gaga on her Monster Ball Tour. Working closer with Kanye he was soon taken into Ye’s inner circle and collaborated on the 808s & Heartbreak, My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fancy and the Watch The Throne albums with Jay-Z. The success of these projects resulted in a Grammy Award for Best Rap Song for All Of The Lights.

Further Grammy success has been achieved with his work on Run This Town by Jay-Z, We Are Young By fun. from their album Some Nights, on which Bhasker was lead producer and co-writer, as well as the global smash Uptown Fun (feat. Bruno Mars) by Mark Ronson. Uptown Funk was a transatlantic Number 1 single as well as topping the chart in 17 other countries. The song remained at Number 1 in the US for 14 weeks and in the UK for 7 weeks. The track won British Single Of The Year at the 2015 Brit Awards and also won Record Of The Year and Best Pop Performance at the Grammy Awards in 2016.

Bhasker also received the 2016 Grammy Award for Producer Of the Year, Non Classical for producing the Mark Ronson album Uptown Special and the Nate Reuss album Grand Romantic.

Jimmy Iovine’s producing career took flight following his work on the seminal Patti Smith’s Easter album which included the Top 10 hit Because Of The Night in 1978.

Iovine produced Stevie Nicks’ debut solo album Bella Donna which spent nearly three years on the US album charts, selling over 3 million copies in the US alone, as well as the second solo album The Wild Heart.

He also became a long term producer partner of Tom Petty. Throughout the 80’s, he delivered albums for Dire Straits, such as Making Movies featuring the song Romeo and Juliet and also for U2, including producing their 14 million selling Rattle & Hum album.

Two major additional productions had the stamp of Iovine’s work.  Firstly, the soundtrack to the Curtis Hanson 2002 film ‘8 Mile’ which was a Number 1 box office success featuring the artist Eminem. The soundtrack was certified quadruple platinum in the US and won an academy award for Eminem’s Lose Yourself. Three years later, the movie ‘Get Rich or Die Tryin’ was released with a soundtrack executively produced by Iovine. The album featured a host of G Unit stars, including 50 Cent, Lloyd Banks and Mobb Deep and sold over 3 million copies in the US.

In 2012 a record emerged that was at odds with the whole sonic palette and average bpm of radio, and it blew peoples’ minds: it was Royals by New Zealand artist Lorde.  Written and produced and with instrumentation by Joel Little this record became a global tidal wave and culminated in the Joel Little produced album Pure Heroine. The song has sold over ten million copies, reached Number 1 in the UK, stayed at Number 1 in the US for 9 weeks and was a double Grammy award winner.  Little’s sound had been shaped by his time in his own band Goodnight Nurse as well as producing for other New Zealand acts like the Broods.  Little relocated to Los Angeles in 2014 and has continued his work with artists like Ellie Goulding, Shawn Mendes, Khalid and wrote the enormous Imagine Dragons smash Whatever It Takes and created super sync friendly repertoire with songs like Champion for Bishop Briggs. He contributed 4 songs on Taylor Swifts’ Lover album which he wrote and produced, including the songs The Man and You Need To Calm Down. Little also re-united with Lorde and wrote the sizeable lead single Green Light from her second album Melodrama as well as producing Yellow Flicker Beat. This was the soundtrack for The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1, and was nominated for Best Song at the Golden Globes.