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Tori Kelly teams up with Pawws, Knightstarr for new collaboration

10 Oct

American singer/songwriter Tori Kelly has teamed up with Lucy “Pawws” Taylor and Bhavik “Knightstarr” Pattani for a new collaboration.

Pawws has previously penned songs that were performed by Dua Lipa (“Be the One”), Etham (“Close Enough”), Liv Dawson (“I’ll Be Waiting), Danny L Harle (“Me4U”) and Annalisa (“Used to You”).

Meanwhile, Knightstarr’s songwriting/production resume boasts works for Grace Ackerman (“Feels Like Home”), MY (“Skeletons”), Evangeline (“Write About”), VAX (“Fireproof”), Lauren Faith (“Tripping”), KRYSTALROXX (“You Gotta Be”), Low Steppa (“Can’t Lie”) and Eleni Drake (“Thrills”).

As mentioned in earlier posts, Kelly is expected to release the follow-up 2015’s “Unbreakable Smile” later this year via Schoolboy Records and Capitol Records.

The still-untitled project reportedly delivers productions from Mojam Music (Leona Lewis), Warren “Oak” Felder (Demi Lovato), Noel Zancanella (Ella Henderson), Stephan Moccio (Maty Noyes), Neff-U (ZZ Ward), Jimmy Napes (Ria Ritchie), Kyle Shearer (Starley) and Fred Cox (Grace Carter).

Among the songwriters expected to appear on the album are Natasha Bedingfield (Anne-Marie), James “JHart” Abrahart (Kelsea Ballerini), Tayla Parx (Christina Aguilera), Nate Campany (Jojo), Emily Warren (Alessia Cara), Fabienne Holloway (Janelle Monae) and Daniel Nigro (Charlotte OC).

Watch the music video for “Don’t You Worry ‘Bout a Thing” below.

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L Devine teases new collaboration with Lostboy

6 Sep

L Devine has teased a new collaboration with Lostboy.

“Mint session with @lostboy_uk,” the British singer/songwriter posted to Instagram on Tuesday (September 5th, 2017).

The UK record producer and songwriter (real name Peter Rycroft) has previously helmed singles for Gabrielle Aplin (“Waking Up Slow”), Sarah Close (“Call Me Out”), Lauren Faith (“Let Them Talk”), KLOE (“Liability”), Gavin James (“Bitter Pill”), Skinny Living (“Why”) and MAAD (“Wonderland”).

Lostboy has also contributed to the next projects by Taya, Marlon Roudette, Amber-Simone, Elley Duhe, KStewart, Molly Rainford, Becky Hill, Dakota, Ella Henderson, Fleur East, Kara Marni, Tom Walker, Antigoni Buxton, Nina Nesbitt, Maverick Sabre, Hannah Jane Lewis, Ella Eyre, and Arlissa.

Meanwhile, L Devine’s debut project – featuring current single “School Girls” – is expected to arrive later this year via Warner Brothers Records.

The still-untitled collection reportedly delivers additional alliances with Goldfingers (Louisa Johnson), Tre Jean-Marie (Craig David), Amish “ADP” Patel (Jojo), Digital Farm Animals (Liam Payne), Jonny Lattimer (Mollie King), Steve James (Justin Bieber), Knightstarr (Grace Ackerman), Phil Cook (Max George), Justin Broad (Izzy Bizu) and Jordan Riley (Dan Caplen).

Stream the audio clip for “School Girls” below.

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Liza Owen reunites with Robopop for new collaboration

1 Sep

Liza Owen has reunited with Robopop for a new collaboration.

The pair previously teamed up on the Ali Tamposi-assisted “Don’t Call Me Baby,” which is now available via iTunes, Apple Music, Amazon, Google Play, Tidal and all other digital streaming platforms.

Born Daniel Thomas Omelio; Robopop’s songwriting and production resume boasts further works with Lana Del Rey (“Video Games”), Prince Royce (“Stuck on a Feeling”), Maroon 5 (“Payphone”), Little Mix (“Power”), Jojo (“When Love Hurts”), Marina Diamandis (“How to be a Heartbreaker”), James Blunt (“When I Find Love Again”) and Hey Violet (“Hoodie”).

Having signed a publishing deal with Universal Music’s Lava Records, Owen is expected to release her debut project – featuring the Skyler Stonestreet-penned/Goldfingers-produced “Better with Me” – later this year.

The still-untitled collection reportedly delivers additional productions and songwriting contributions from Mac & Phil (Emeli Sande), Luke Fitton (Amber-Simone), Diztortion (Nicola Roberts), Corey Sanders (Leona Lewis), Youthonix (Tanika Bailey), Mick Schultz (Kelly Rowland), Digital Farm Animals (Grace Carter), Knightstarr (Pixie Lott) and Maths Time Joy (Kara Marni).

Stream the audio clip for “Don’t Call Me Baby” below.

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Mollie King reunites with Xenomania’s Brian Higgins for new single “Hair Down”

27 Aug

Mollie King has announced the details for her new single.

The British singer/songwriter christened “Hair Down” as the second promotional cut from her upcoming debut album and will release it on September 1st via iTunes and all other digital streaming platforms.

The track was co-written and produced by Brian Higgins of Xenomania, who previously teamed up with King as part of The Saturdays on “All Fired Up,” which peaked to number three on the UK Singles Chart.

Some of his other notable credits include Girls Aloud’s “Something New,” Alesha Dixon’s “The Boy Does Nothing,” Sugababes’ “Red Dress,” Melanie Blatt’s “Do Me Wrong,” Little Mix’s “Pretend It’s Okay,” Kylie Minogue’s “Giving You Up,” and Rebecca Ferguson’s “Mr. Bright Eyes.”

King’s first studio collection, on the other hand, is expected to arrive later this year via Universal Music Group / Island Records UK.

The still-untitled project reportedly boasts further productions from Jonny Lattimer (Sinead Harnett), Knightstarr (Pixie Lott), The Rascals (Kelly Rowland), Electric (Imani Williams), Red Triangle (Fleur East), Cutfather (Ella Henderson), KIN (Tamera Foster) and Mac & Phil (Leona Lewis).

On the songwriting front, King has worked with Chelcee Grimes (Kesha), Tayla Parx (Liza Owen), Rachel Furner (Sam Smith), Chiara Hunter (Paloma Faith), Fiona Bevan (Antigoni Buxton), Grace Barker (Rita Ora), Cara Salimando (Dua Lipa), Britt Burton (Jessie J) and Nina Nesbitt (Olivia Holt).

Watch the music video for “Back to You” below.

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L Devine drafts Tre Jean-Marie for new collaboration

22 Aug

British singer/songwriter Olivia Devine, professionally known as L Devine, has drafted Tre Jean-Marie for a new collaboration.

The UK record producer and songwriter is responsible for Jacob Banks’ “Monster,” Vanessa White’s “Don’t Want You Back,” Kaytranada’s “Got it Good,” Tom Grennan’s “Praying,” Brayton Bowman’s “Skin Deep,” Monsieur Adi’s “Stay Up Late,” and Craig David’s “Couldn’t Be Mine.”

Jean-Marie’s resume boasts additional works with fellow musicians including Ali Tennant, Caroline Ailin, Ed Drewett, Jin Jin, Iain James, Karen Poole, Sebastian Kole, Chelcee Grimes, Talay Riley, Maegan Cottone, Bryn Christopher, Negin Djafari, Andrew Jackson, Celetia Martin, and Jacob Attwooll.

Meanwhile, L Devine’s debut project – featuring current single “School Girls” – is expected to arrive later this year via Warner Brothers Records.

The still-untitled collection reportedly delivers additional alliances with ADP (Ella Eyre), Digital Farm Animals (Grace Carter), Jonny Lattimer (Sinead Harnett), Pip Kembo (Chris Brown), Jordan Riley (Nina Nesbitt), Knightstarr (Pixie Lott), Nate Cyphert (Rachel Platten), Justin Broad (Raleigh Ritchie), Phil Cook (Chloe Leone) and Steve James (Justin Bieber).

Fans of Jean-Marie’s songwriting and production works, on the other hand, should keep an eye on the next releases by Christina Aguilera, Fleur East, Louisa Johnson, Dakota, Melissa Steel, Andreya Triana, KStewart, Dionne Bromfield, Mabel McVey, Kara Marni, Four of Diamonds, Becky Hill, Lauren Faith, Antigoni Buxton, Folly Rae, Imani Williams, Bluey, Jason Derulo, Marlon Roudette, OMI, Bobii Lewis, Mo Adeniran, and Craig David.

Stream the audio clip for “School Girls” below.

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Liv Dawson confirms details for new promotional single

6 Aug

Liv Dawson has confirmed the details for her new single.

The British singer/songwriter (born Olivia Ellen Dawson) christened “Painkiller” as the next promotional cut from her upcoming project under Method Records.

Co-written with James Hatcher and Andy Clutterbuck of UK electronic music duo Honne; “Painkiller” is scheduled to arrive on August 11 via via iTunes, Apple Music, Amazon, Google Play, Tidal and all other digital streaming platforms.

Featuring previous singles “Somewhere Good” and “Last Time;” Dawson’s next project reportedly boasts further contributions from Knightstarr (Craig David), Frances (Meghan Trainor), Sam Romans (John Legend), Lucy Taylor (Dua Lipa), Max McElligott (John Newman) and TMS (Becky Hill).

Stream the audio clip for “Somewhere Good” below.

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Taya enlists LOSTBOY for new collaboration

1 Aug

British Taylor Ann Fowlis, known mononymously as Taya, has enlisted LOSTBOY for a new collaboration.

The British record producer and songwriter has previously worked with artists including Sarah Close (“Call Me Out”), Lauren Faith (“Let Them Talk”), KLOE (“Liability”), Gavin James (“Bitter Pill”) and Skinny Living (“Why”).

LOSTBOY’s extensive resume boasts additional works with fellow musicians including Fraser T. Smith, Maegan Cottone, Adam Argyle, Laura Dockrill, Martin Brammer, Anita Blay, Tom Aspaul, Karen Poole, Philip Plested, Hannah Yadi, Max McElligott, Bibi Bourelly, Corey Sanders, Rachel Furner, Matt Parad, Zena Kitt, Javeon McCarthy, and Lauren Aquilina.

Meanwhile, Taya’s upcoming debut EP is expected to arrive later this year via Warner Music Group / Atlantic Records UK.

For the still-untitled mini-collection, the “Got Me Wondering” star has reportedly teamed up with Fred Cox (Rag’n’Bone Man), KIN (Tamera Foster), Ollie Green (Stephen Puth), Mitch Allan (Jasmine Thompson), Knightstarr (Jason Derulo), Sacha Skarbek (Lana Del Rey), Tre Jean-Marie (Bobii Lewis), Jacob Attwooll (Dua Lipa) and Mac & Phil (Etham).

Fans of LOSTBOY’s works, on the other hand, should keep an eye on the next projects by Marlon Roudette, Amber Simone, Elley Duhe, KStewart, Molly Rainford, Becky Hill, Dakota, Ella Henderson, Fleur East, Joy Crookes, Kara Marni, MAAD, Tom Walker, Nina Nesbitt, and Maverick Sabre.

Stream the audio clip for “Never Letting Go” below.

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