Mabel has announced the details for her new single.
The Swedish singer/songwriter christened “Don’t Call Me Up” as the next promotional cut from her upcoming debut album under Polydor Records.
Scheduled to arrive on January 18 via all digital streaming outlets; “Don’t Call Me Up” was written by Mabel alongside Camille “Kamille” Purcell (Dua Lipa, Olly Murs) and Steven “Steve Mac” McCutcheon (Anne-Marie, Ed Sheeran).
Featuring previous single “One Shot” (which was co-written by Kelly Kiara and co-produced by JD. Reid), Mabel’s upcoming debut album reportedly delivers further contributions from TMS, Negin Djafari, Kid Harpoon, Amy Wadge, Electric, Lucy “Pawws” Taylor, Joel Compass, and Fraser T. Smith.
Mabel has delivered her new promotional single online.
“One Shot” – which was co-written by Kelly Kiara and collectively produced by Gabriel “GA” Kusimo and Jordan “JD” Reid and – is now available via iTunes, Apple Music, Amazon, Tidal and all other digital streaming platforms.
As mentioned in earlier posts, Mabel is expected to release her upcoming debut album – featuring previous single “Fine Line” – later this year via Universal Music Group / Polydor Records.
The still-untitled collection reportedly yields additional alliances with Snakehips, Joel Compass, Kid Harpoon, Cass Lowe, Bless Beats, MNEK, Jonny Coffer, Electric, Fraser T. Smith, Tre Jean-Marie, Jordan Riley, Lostboy, and TMS.
Swedish-British singer/songwriter Mabel McVey has reunited with Kid Harpoon for a new collaboration.
Harpoon previously co-wrote “Bedroom” and “Ivy” for McVey alongside Sarah Aarons and Brian Kennedy, respectively.
Harpoon’s recent songwriting and production credits also include Years & Years’ “Sanctify,” Jessie Ware’s “Alone,” Plan B’s “Grateful,” Lykke Li’s “Bad Woman,” Harry Styles’ “Carolina,” and Lea Michele’s “Heavy Love.”
Meanwhile, McVey is expected to release her next project – featuring the Marlon Roudette-penned “Fine Line” – later this year via Polydor Records.
The still-untitled collection reportedly yields additional productions and songwriting alliances with Fraser T. Smith (“Put Your Name on It”), Joel Compass (“I Told You”), Amy Wadge (“Do it All Again”), Tre Jean-Marie (“Side of You”), Jordan Riley (“Lose My Cool”) and TMS (“Sleep At Night”).
Mabel McVey has teamed up with Cass Lowe for a new collaboration.
The British record producer and songwriter’s recent credits include DNCE’s “TV in the Morning,” Lily Allen’s “Pushing Up Daisies,” MØ’s “Nostalgia,” Paloma Faith’s “Kings and Queens,” and Rudimental’s “Sun Comes Up.”
Fans of his works should also keep an eye on the next releases by Astrid S, Zara Larsson, Nick Jonas, Ray BLK, Stanaj, Alex Aiono, Dagny, Ella Henderson, Goody Grace, Jess Glynne, Stormzy, and Clean Bandit.
Meanwhile, Mabel is expected to release her next project – featuring current single “Fine Line” – later this year via Polydor Records.
The still-untitled collection reportedly yields additional contributions from Electric, Fraser T. Smith, MNEK, Bless Beats, Corey Sanders, Jonny Coffer, Tre Jean-Marie, Lostboy, Jordan Riley, Dan Caplen, and TMS.
Mabel McVey has teamed up with Jax Jones for his new single “Ring Ring,” which is scheduled to arrive on June 22nd via iTunes, Apple Music, Amazon, Google Play, Tidal and all other digital streaming platforms.
The track was co-written by Kamille (David Guetta, Bebe Rexha), Marlon Roudette (Liam Payne, Sinead Harnett), MNEK (Beyonce, Christina Aguilera) and Mark Ralph (Clean Bandit, Years & Years).
As mentioned in earlier posts, McVey’s upcoming debut album – featuring current promotional single “Fine Line” – is expected to arrive later this year via Universal Music Group / Polydor Records.
The still-untitled project reportedly boasts contributions from The Electric, Pawws, Jordan Riley, Lostboy, Dan Caplen, Bless Beats, Olivia Deano, Corey Sanders, Oscar Scheller, Fraser T. Smith, and Jonny Coffer.
British singer/songwriter Raye has drafted fellow recording artists Mabel and Stefflon Don for her new promotional single “Cigarette,” which is now available via iTunes and all other digital streaming platforms.
Production duties on “Cigarette” were collectively handled by Ryan “Charlie Handsome” Vojtesak (Khalid, Normani Kordei) alongside Nicholas Audino, Te Whiti Warbick and Lewis Hughes of Twice As Nice (Rihanna, Ella Mai).
As mentioned in earlier posts, Raye’s upcoming project – featuring the Jin Jin-penned / Fraser T. Smith-produced “Decline” – is scheduled to arrive later this year via Universal Music Group / Polydor Records.
On the songwriting front, Raye recently co-wrote “Capital Letters” for Hailee Steinfeld alongside Ellie Goulding, Andrew Jackson, Ely Weisfeld, and Michael “BloodPop” Tucker. The track appears on the original motion picture soundtrack, “Fifty Shades Freed,” out now via Republic Records.
Raye’s songwriting resume boasts additional works with Madison Beer (“Home with You”), Tara Carosielli (“Money”), Charli XCX (“After the Afterparty”), Dev (“Come at Me”), Little Mix (“If I Get My Way”), Blonde (“All Cried Out”), M.O (“Not in Love”), Snakehips (“Don’t Leave”) and Matoma (“The Wave”).
Swedish singer/songwriter Mabel McVey, known mononymously as Mabel, has teamed up with Corey Sanders and Jonny Coffer for a new collaboration.
Sanders recently co-wrote “You are the Reason” for British recording artist Calum Scott alongside regular collaborator Jon Maguire. The Fraser T. Smith-produced track appears on Scott’s upcoming debut album “Only Human,” which will arrive on March 9th via Capitol Records.
Meanwhile, Coffer’s songwriting/production resume boasts works with Beyonce (“Freedom”), Emeli Sande (“Shakes”), Rag’n’Bone Man (“Skin”), Jess Glynne (“No Rights, No Wrongs”), James Arthur (“Get Down”), Weezer (“Feels Like Summer”) and Fall Out Boy (“Hold Me Tight or Don’t”).
As mentioned in earlier posts, Mabel’s upcoming project – featuring the Marlon Roudette-assisted / JD Reid-produced “Fine Line” – is expected to arrive later this year via Polydor Records.
The still-untitled collection reportedly boasts further contributions from TMS, Lucy “Pawws” Taylor, Fraser T. Smith, Rachel “Raye” Keen, Tre Jean-Marie, Negin Djafari, MNEK, Jordan Riley, Lostboy, and The Electric.
