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{{Short description|British Grammy-nominated singer, songwriter, record producer and arranger}}
{{Short description|British singer, songwriter, record producer and arranger}}
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{{Infobox musical artist
{{Infobox musical artist
| name = James Abrahart
| name = James Abrahart
| background = solo_singer
| image = J Hart in the studio.jpg
| caption = James Abrahart at Westlake Recording Studios, West Hollywood, January 2015
| image = J Hart in the studio.jpg
| alias = JHart
| caption = James Abrahart at Westlake Recording Studios, West Hollywood, January 2015.
| alias = JHart
| birth_name = James John Abrahart Jr.
| birth_name = James John Abrahart Jr.
| birth_date = {{birth date and age|1988|06|12|df=y}}
| birth_place =
| birth_date = {{birth date and age|1988|06|12|df=y}}
| origin = [[Brentwood, Essex]], England
| birth_place =
| genre = [[Pop music|Pop]], [[Contemporary R&B|R&B]], [[Hip hop music|hip hop]], [[House music|house]], [[tropical house]], [[country music|country]]
| origin = [[Brentwood, Essex]], United Kingdom
| occupation = Singer, songwriter, producer, vocal producer, entrepreneur
| genre = [[Pop music|Pop]], [[Contemporary R&B|R&B]], [[Hip hop music|hip hop]], [[House music|house]], [[tropical house]], [[country music|country]]
| years_active = 2010–present
| occupation = Singer, songwriter, producer, vocal producer, entrepreneur
| years_active = 2010–present
| associated_acts = [[Usher (entertainer)|Usher]], [[Justin Bieber]], [[Jason Derulo]], [[Chris Brown]], [[Little Mix]], [[Trey Songz]], [[Fetty Wap]], [[Meghan Trainor]], [[Sean Kingston]], [[Hardwell]], [[CeeLo Green]], [[Martin Garrix]], [[Tommy Trash]], [[Idina Menzel]], [[Kevin Gates]], [[Keith Urban]], [[Kygo]]
}}
}}


'''James John''' "'''JHart'''" '''Abrahart Jr.''' (born 12 June 1988) is a British singer, songwriter, record producer and arranger, based in Los Angeles. Signed by [[Mike Caren]] to Artist Publishing Group in 2013,<ref>{{Cite web|url = http://artistpublishinggroup.com/management#jhart|title = APG Strategic Management|website =Artistpublishinggroup.com }}</ref> he has been nominated for several Grammy Awards and worked with a number of popular artists, including [[Usher (entertainer)|Usher]], [[Justin Bieber]], [[Camila Cabello]], [[Kygo]], [[Chris Brown]], [[Little Mix]], [[Martin Garrix]], [[One Republic]], [[Jennifer Lopez]], [[Keith Urban]], [[Jon Bellion]], [[Kelsea Ballerini]] and [[Kevin Gates]], amongst others. His output has amassed over $10 million in sales.
'''James John''' "'''JHart'''" '''Abrahart Jr.''' (born 12 June 1988) is a British singer, songwriter, record producer and arranger, based in Los Angeles. Signed by [[Mike Caren]] to Artist Publishing Group in 2013,<ref>{{Cite web|url = http://artistpublishinggroup.com/management#jhart|title = APG Strategic Management|website = Artistpublishinggroup.com|access-date = 19 February 2015|archive-date = 19 February 2015|archive-url = https://web.archive.org/web/20150219051258/http://artistpublishinggroup.com/management#jhart|url-status = dead}}</ref> he has been nominated for several Grammy Awards and worked with popular artists including [[Usher (entertainer)|Usher]], [[Justin Bieber]], [[Troye Sivan]], [[Kygo]], [[Cher]], [[Chris Brown]], [[Little Mix]], [[Kylie Minogue]], [[OneRepublic]], [[Jennifer Lopez]], [[Keith Urban]], [[Jon Bellion]], [[Kelsea Ballerini]] and [[Kevin Gates]]. His output has amassed over 25 million in sales.


== Early life ==
== Early life ==
Born in Essex, UK, he spent most of his childhood in Brentwood with his parents, brother and two sisters- his first introduction to music came when his parents bought him a drum kit, after he suffered a serious skiing accident during a school trip to the Alps. He attended Brentwood Preparatory School until the age of 12, when his parents decided to move to Atlanta, Georgia to establish the family business overseas.<ref>{{Cite web|url = http://www.globalimagesports.com/global-image-sports/management-team/|title = James Abrahart Biography|website =Globalimagesports.com }}</ref>
Born in Essex, UK, he spent most of his childhood in [[Brentwood, Essex|Brentwood]] with his parents, brother and two sisters. His first introduction to music came when his parents bought him a drum kit, after he suffered a serious skiing accident during a school trip to the Alps. He attended Brentwood Preparatory School until the age of 12, when his parents decided to move to [[Atlanta]], Georgia to establish the family business overseas.<ref>{{Cite web|url = http://www.globalimagesports.com/global-image-sports/management-team/|title = James Abrahart Biography|website = Globalimagesports.com|access-date = 19 February 2015|archive-date = 19 February 2015|archive-url = https://web.archive.org/web/20150219054202/http://www.globalimagesports.com/global-image-sports/management-team/|url-status = dead}}</ref>


Abrahart's passion for writing music intensified after joining his school gospel choir in Atlanta, with whom he sang regularly. At home he began to create and mix beats, inspired by the music of Usher, Kirk Franklin and J Moss. In 2008, Abrahart was offered a 12-month internship with producer [[Polow Da Don]]<ref name="auto">{{Cite web|url = https://soundcloud.com/jhartmusic|title = Soundcloud Biography|website = Soundcloud.com}}</ref> where he was first introduced to the professional music scene, and just a year later he achieved his first professional breakthrough, [[Priscilla Renea]]'s "Pretty Girl" on her 2009 album ''[[Jukebox (Priscilla Renea album)|Jukebox]]''.<ref>{{Cite web|url = http://www.discogs.com/Priscilla-Renea-Jukebox/release/2095260|title = Jukebox Discogs Official Credits|website = Discogs.com}}</ref>
Abrahart's passion for writing music intensified after joining his school gospel choir in Atlanta, with whom he sang regularly. At home he began to create and mix beats, inspired by the music of Usher, Kirk Franklin and J Moss. In 2008, Abrahart was offered a 12-month internship with producer [[Polow da Don]]<ref name="auto">{{Cite web|url = https://soundcloud.com/jhartmusic|title = Soundcloud Biography|website = Soundcloud.com|access-date = 19 February 2015|archive-date = 19 February 2015|archive-url = https://web.archive.org/web/20150219052318/https://soundcloud.com/jhartmusic|url-status = dead}}</ref> where he was first introduced to the professional music scene, and just a year later he achieved his first professional breakthrough, [[Priscilla Renea]]'s "Pretty Girl" on her 2009 album ''[[Jukebox (Priscilla Renea album)|Jukebox]]''.<ref>{{Cite web|url = http://www.discogs.com/Priscilla-Renea-Jukebox/release/2095260|title = Jukebox Discogs Official Credits|website = Discogs.com}}</ref>


== Music career ==
== Music career ==
=== Major breakthrough ===
=== Major breakthrough ===
Abrahart's major breakthrough came in 2011, through a chance e-mail to manager [[Mike Caren]], who was impressed with the tracks, and consequently flew Abrahart to Los Angeles to work with Cody Simpson. That same year, he worked on projects for Flo Rida, Wynter Gordon and Karmin, before re-locating to Los Angeles the following year at the age of 22.<ref name="auto"/> During the summer of 2012, Abrahart received widespread attention for his track "Take You", which featured on [[Justin Bieber]]'s third studio album ''[[Believe (Justin Bieber album)|Believe]]''.<ref>{{Cite web|url = http://www.discogs.com/Justin-Bieber-Believe/release/3672574|title = Believe Discogs Credits|website= Discogs.com}}</ref> The album reached No. 1 in 16 countries, and sold over 3&nbsp;million copies worldwide. Bieber performed the song the following year at the 2013 [[Billboard Music Awards]].<ref>{{Cite web|url = https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6nR2_Lhc9U|title = YouTube – 2013 Billboard Music Awards Performance|publisher=[[YouTube]]}}</ref>
Abrahart's major breakthrough came in 2011, through a chance e-mail to manager [[Mike Caren]], who was impressed with the tracks, and consequently flew Abrahart to Los Angeles to work with [[Cody Simpson]]. That same year, he worked on projects for Flo Rida, Wynter Gordon and Karmin, before re-locating to Los Angeles the following year at the age of 22.<ref name="auto"/> During the summer of 2012, Abrahart received widespread attention for his track "Take You", which featured on [[Justin Bieber]]'s third studio album ''[[Believe (Justin Bieber album)|Believe]]''.<ref>{{Cite web|url = http://www.discogs.com/Justin-Bieber-Believe/release/3672574|title = Believe Discogs Credits|website= Discogs.com}}</ref> The album reached No. 1 in 16 countries, and sold over 3&nbsp;million copies worldwide. Bieber performed the song the following year at the 2013 [[Billboard Music Awards|''Billboard'' Music Awards]].<ref>{{Cite web|url = https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6nR2_Lhc9U|title = YouTube – 2013 Billboard Music Awards Performance|publisher=[[YouTube]]}}</ref>


=== Notable work ===
=== Notable work ===
That same year, Abrahart penned [[Trey Songz]]' UK single "Never Again" from his studio album [[Chapter V (Trey Songz album)|''Chapter V'']],<ref>{{Cite web|url = http://www.discogs.com/Trey-Songz-Chapter-V/release/5656536|title = Chapter V Discogs Credits|website = Discogs.com}}</ref> and co-wrote [[Jason Derulo]]'s "Undefeated", which was performed by Derulo on the [[American Idol (season 11)|season 11 finale]] of ''American Idol''.<ref>{{Cite web|url = http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/music/news/a383144/jason-derulo-debuts-new-song-undefeated-listen.html|title = Digital Spy Review|website =Digitalspy.co.uk }}</ref> A year later he collaborated again with Derulo, this time on "Tattoo", the title track for his [[Tattoos (album)|third studio album]].<ref>{{Cite web|url = http://www.discogs.com/Jason-Derulo-Tattoos/release/4970561|title = Tattoo Album Discogs Credits|website = Discogs.com}}</ref> In 2014, Abrahart achieved greater commercial success, with releases from [[Timeflies]],<ref>{{Cite web|url = http://www.allmusic.com/album/all-the-way-mw0002615135|title = All The Way AllMusic Credits|website = [[AllMusic]]}}</ref> [[Inna]] and [[Pitbull (rapper)|Pitbull]],<ref>{{Cite web|url = http://www.ultratop.be/nl/song/123708/Jason-Derulo-feat.-Pitbull-Fire|title = Ultra Top Credits|website =Hung Medien }}</ref> [[Fifth Harmony]],<ref>{{Cite web|url = http://www.discogs.com/Fifth-Harmony-Reflection/release/6602570|title = Them Girls Be Like Discogs Credits|website = Discogs.com }}</ref> and most notably Songz' single "Change Your Mind", from his sixth studio album [[Trigga (album)|''Trigga'']],<ref>{{Cite web|url = http://www.discogs.com/Trey-Songz-Trigga/release/5852860|title = Change Your Mind Discogs Credits|website = Discogs.com}}</ref> which reached No. 1 on the ''Billboard'' 200.<ref>{{Cite web|url = http://www.billboard.com/articles/columns/chart-beat/6150428/trey-songz-scores-second-no-1-album-with-trigga|title = Billboard Trigga Announcement|website =Billboard.com }}</ref>
That same year, Abrahart penned [[Trey Songz]]' UK single "Never Again" from his studio album [[Chapter V (Trey Songz album)|''Chapter V'']],<ref>{{Cite web|url = http://www.discogs.com/Trey-Songz-Chapter-V/release/5656536|title = Chapter V Discogs Credits|website = Discogs.com}}</ref> and co-wrote [[Jason Derulo]]'s "Undefeated", which was performed by Derulo on the [[American Idol (season 11)|season 11 finale]] of ''American Idol''.<ref>{{Cite web|url = http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/music/news/a383144/jason-derulo-debuts-new-song-undefeated-listen.html|title = Digital Spy Review|website =Digitalspy.co.uk | date=23 May 2012 }}</ref> A year later he collaborated again with Derulo, this time on "Tattoo", the title track for his [[Tattoos (album)|third studio album]].<ref>{{Cite web|url = http://www.discogs.com/Jason-Derulo-Tattoos/release/4970561|title = Tattoo Album Discogs Credits|website = Discogs.com}}</ref> In 2014, Abrahart achieved greater commercial success, with releases from [[Timeflies]],<ref>{{Cite web|url = http://www.allmusic.com/album/all-the-way-mw0002615135|title = All The Way AllMusic Credits|website = [[AllMusic]]}}</ref> [[Inna]] and [[Pitbull (rapper)|Pitbull]],<ref>{{Cite web|url = http://www.ultratop.be/nl/song/123708/Jason-Derulo-feat.-Pitbull-Fire|title = Ultra Top Credits|website =Hung Medien }}</ref> [[Fifth Harmony]],<ref>{{Cite web|url = http://www.discogs.com/Fifth-Harmony-Reflection/release/6602570|title = Them Girls Be Like Discogs Credits|website = Discogs.com }}</ref> and most notably Songz' single "Change Your Mind", from his sixth studio album [[Trigga (album)|''Trigga'']],<ref>{{Cite web|url = http://www.discogs.com/Trey-Songz-Trigga/release/5852860|title = Change Your Mind Discogs Credits|website = Discogs.com}}</ref> which reached No. 1 on the ''Billboard'' 200.<ref>{{Cite web|url = http://www.billboard.com/articles/columns/chart-beat/6150428/trey-songz-scores-second-no-1-album-with-trigga|title = Billboard Trigga Announcement|website =Billboard.com }}</ref>


In January 2015, Abrahart collaborated with Derulo and [[Hardwell]] on the track "Follow Me Home", which was released on the DJ's debut studio album ''[[United We Are]]''.<ref>{{Cite web|url = http://www.allmusic.com/artist/james-abrahart-mn0002947546/credits|title = James Abrahart AllMusic Credits|website = [[AllMusic]]}}</ref> The album reached No.1 in the Netherlands and No. 2 on the ''Billboard'' Dance/Electronic Albums chart.
In January 2015, Abrahart collaborated with Derulo and [[Hardwell]] on the track "Follow Me Home", which was released on the DJ's debut studio album ''[[United We Are]]''.<ref>{{Cite web|url = http://www.allmusic.com/artist/james-abrahart-mn0002947546/credits|title = James Abrahart AllMusic Credits|website = [[AllMusic]]}}</ref> The album reached No.1 in the Netherlands and No. 2 on the ''Billboard'' Dance/Electronic Albums chart.
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On 17 March 2015, [[Martin Garrix]] released his new single "[[Don't Look Down (Martin Garrix song)|Don't Look Down]]" featuring [[Usher (entertainer)|Usher]], which was co-written by Abrahart. The track is the first official single from Garrix's upcoming debut album, set to be released later this year. The single reached No. 9 in the UK Charts.<ref>{{Cite web|title = MARTIN GARRIX FT USHER {{!}} full Official Chart History {{!}} Official Charts Company|url = http://www.officialcharts.com/artist/47713/martin-garrix-ft-usher/|website = Officialcharts.com|access-date = 4 August 2015}}</ref> The same day, [[Atlantic Records]] released the soundtrack album for the film ''[[Furious 7]]'', which features Abrahart's collaboration with [[Sevyn Streeter]] and Chloe Angelides, "How Bad Do You Want It (Oh Yeah)". The track was released as a promotional single on 23 February 2015.
On 17 March 2015, [[Martin Garrix]] released his new single "[[Don't Look Down (Martin Garrix song)|Don't Look Down]]" featuring [[Usher (entertainer)|Usher]], which was co-written by Abrahart. The track is the first official single from Garrix's upcoming debut album, set to be released later this year. The single reached No. 9 in the UK Charts.<ref>{{Cite web|title = MARTIN GARRIX FT USHER {{!}} full Official Chart History {{!}} Official Charts Company|url = http://www.officialcharts.com/artist/47713/martin-garrix-ft-usher/|website = Officialcharts.com|access-date = 4 August 2015}}</ref> The same day, [[Atlantic Records]] released the soundtrack album for the film ''[[Furious 7]]'', which features Abrahart's collaboration with [[Sevyn Streeter]] and Chloe Angelides, "How Bad Do You Want It (Oh Yeah)". The track was released as a promotional single on 23 February 2015.


In November 2015, [[Justin Bieber]] released his Billboard No. 1 album ''[[Purpose (Justin Bieber album)|Purpose]].'' Abrahart co-wrote two songs on the album, including "[[Mark My Words]]" and the single "[[Company (Justin Bieber song)|Company]]" (#53 Billboard Hot 100<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.billboard.com/artist/305459/justin-bieber/chart?page=3&f=379|title=Justin Bieber – Chart history {{!}} Billboard|website=Billboard|access-date=5 August 2016}}</ref>). That same month, [[Fleur East]] released her debut single "[[Sax (song)|Sax]]", which was co-written by Abrahart. The single has since been certified Platinum.
In November 2015, [[Justin Bieber]] released his ''Billboard'' No. 1 album ''[[Purpose (Justin Bieber album)|Purpose]].'' Abrahart co-wrote two songs on the album, including "[[Mark My Words]]" and the single "[[Company (Justin Bieber song)|Company]]" (#53 ''Billboard'' Hot 100<ref>{{Cite magazine|url=http://www.billboard.com/artist/305459/justin-bieber/chart?page=3&f=379|title=Justin Bieber – Chart history {{!}} Billboard|magazine=Billboard|access-date=5 August 2016}}</ref>). That same month, [[Fleur East]] released her debut single "[[Sax (song)|Sax]]", which was co-written by Abrahart. The single has since been certified Platinum.


In 2016, Abrahart co-wrote Keith Urban's hit single "[[Wasted Time (Keith Urban song)|Wasted Time]]" from his album ''[[Ripcord (album)|Ripcord]].'' The single reached No. 1 on the Billboard Country Airplay Chart<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.billboard.com/artist/305660/keith-urban/chart?page=1&f=1226|title=Keith Urban – Chart history {{!}} Billboard|website=Billboard|access-date=5 August 2016}}</ref> and the album debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Top Country Albums Chart.<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.billboard.com/artist/305660/keith-urban/chart?f=320|title=Keith Urban – Chart history {{!}} Billboard|website=Billboard|access-date=5 August 2016}}</ref>
In 2016, Abrahart co-wrote Keith Urban's hit single "[[Wasted Time (Keith Urban song)|Wasted Time]]" from his album ''[[Ripcord (album)|Ripcord]].'' The single reached No. 1 on the ''Billboard'' Country Airplay Chart<ref>{{Cite magazine|url=http://www.billboard.com/artist/305660/keith-urban/chart?page=1&f=1226|title=Keith Urban – Chart history {{!}} Billboard|magazine=Billboard|access-date=5 August 2016}}</ref> and the album debuted at No. 1 on the ''Billboard'' Top Country Albums Chart.<ref>{{Cite magazine|url=http://www.billboard.com/artist/305660/keith-urban/chart?f=320|title=Keith Urban – Chart history {{!}} Billboard|magazine=Billboard|access-date=5 August 2016}}</ref>


JHart also co-wrote [[Kevin Gates]]' "Know Better", which is featured on the ''[[Suicide Squad (film)|Suicide Squad]]'' [[Suicide Squad (soundtrack)|Soundtrack]].
JHart also co-wrote [[Kevin Gates]]' "Know Better", which is featured on the ''[[Suicide Squad (2016 film)|Suicide Squad]]'' [[Suicide Squad (soundtrack)|Soundtrack]].


=== Featured artist ===
=== Featured artist ===
In the summer of 2012, Abrahart made his debut as a recording artist under his alias "JHart", his vocals featuring on [[Paul Oakenfold]]'s dance hit "Surrender".<ref>{{Cite web|url = https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXIipcqq0w8|title = Paul Oakenfold – Surrender YouTube Official Video|publisher=[[YouTube]]}}</ref> In 2014, he penned and featured on [[Dirty South (musician)|Dirty South]]'s "One Breath" from the album ''With You'',<ref>{{Cite web|url = http://www.discogs.com/Dirty-South-With-You/release/6260941|title = With You Discogs Credits|website=Discogs.com}}</ref> and the following year, his collaboration with [[Vicetone]], "Follow Me" was announced as the anthem for the 2015 [[Ultra Music Festival]].<ref>{{Cite web|url = https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=891494167547620|title = Facebook Announcement|website = Facebook.com}}</ref> The track was premièred online by ''[[Entertainment Weekly]]'' the day before its official release.<ref>{{Cite web|url = http://www.ew.com/article/2015/02/16/stream-vicetones-new-release-follow-me-featuring-jhart|title = EW Premiere Announcement|website =Ew.com }}</ref>
In the summer of 2012, Abrahart made his debut as a recording artist under his alias "JHart", his vocals featuring on [[Paul Oakenfold]]'s dance hit "Surrender".<ref>{{Cite web|url = https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXIipcqq0w8|title = Paul Oakenfold – Surrender YouTube Official Video|publisher=[[YouTube]]}}</ref> In 2014, he penned and featured on [[Dirty South (musician)|Dirty South]]'s "One Breath" from the album ''With You'',<ref>{{Cite web|url = http://www.discogs.com/Dirty-South-With-You/release/6260941|title = With You Discogs Credits|website=Discogs.com}}</ref> and the following year, his collaboration with [[Vicetone]], "Follow Me", was announced as the anthem for the 2015 [[Ultra Music Festival]].<ref>{{Cite web|url = https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=891494167547620|title = Facebook Announcement|website = Facebook.com}}</ref> The track was premièred online by ''[[Entertainment Weekly]]'' the day before its official release.<ref>{{Cite web|url = http://www.ew.com/article/2015/02/16/stream-vicetones-new-release-follow-me-featuring-jhart|title = EW Premiere Announcement|website =Ew.com }}</ref>


On 18 May 2015, [[Tritonal (band)|Tritonal]] released "Untouchable", their new collaboration with fellow dance group [[Cash Cash]]. The single features the vocals of Abrahart.<ref>{{Cite web|url = https://www.billboard.com/articles/news/dance/6568750/tritonal-cash-cash-untouchable-summer-tour-exclusive|title = Tritonal & Cash Cash Join Forces for 'Untouchable,' Announce Fall Tour: Exclusive|work = Billboard}}</ref>
On 18 May 2015, [[Tritonal (band)|Tritonal]] released "Untouchable", their new collaboration with fellow dance group [[Cash Cash]]. The single features the vocals of Abrahart.<ref>{{Cite magazine|url = https://www.billboard.com/articles/news/dance/6568750/tritonal-cash-cash-untouchable-summer-tour-exclusive|title = Tritonal & Cash Cash Join Forces for 'Untouchable,' Announce Fall Tour: Exclusive|magazine = Billboard}}</ref>


Abrahart continued his dance success by collaborating with Australian DJ [[Tommy Trash]] on his single "Wake the Giant". The track was co-written and features vocals from Abrahart, and was released on Dutch dance label [[Armada Music]] on 13 July 2015.<ref>{{Cite web|title = Tommy Trash feat. JHart – Wake the Giant|url = http://www.edmtunes.com/2015/07/tommy-trash-feat-jhart-wake-giant/|website = EDMTunes.com|access-date = 16 July 2015}}</ref>
Abrahart continued his dance success by collaborating with Australian DJ [[Tommy Trash]] on his single "Wake the Giant". The track was co-written and features vocals from Abrahart, and was released on Dutch dance label [[Armada Music]] on 13 July 2015.<ref>{{Cite web|title = Tommy Trash feat. JHart – Wake the Giant|url = http://www.edmtunes.com/2015/07/tommy-trash-feat-jhart-wake-giant/|website = EDMTunes.com| date=13 July 2015 |access-date = 16 July 2015}}</ref>


Abrahart has cemented his position in the American music scene as one of the most influential young writers of his generation; in 2013, he was awarded the coveted [[Vilcek Prize]] for Creative Promise in Contemporary Music,<ref>{{Cite web|url = http://www.vilcek.org/news/press-release/classical-music-legend-claims-contemporary-music-prize.html|title = Vilcek Awards Press Release|website =Vilcek.org}}</ref> awarded to young foreign-born artists who have demonstrated exceptional achievements.
=== Awards and influences ===
In a short time, Abrahart has cemented his position in the American music scene as one of the most influential young writers of his generation; in 2013, he was awarded the coveted [[Vilcek Prize]] for Creative Promise in Contemporary Music,<ref>{{Cite web|url = http://www.vilcek.org/news/press-release/classical-music-legend-claims-contemporary-music-prize.html|title = Vilcek Awards Press Release|website =Vilcek.org}}</ref> awarded to young foreign-born artists who have demonstrated exceptional achievements. In 2017 James attended the Grammy's for his work on Keith Urban's Ripcord, Justin Bieber's Purpose and the Suicide Squad soundtrack.


== Songwriting credits ==
== Songwriting credits ==
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| rowspan="3"| 2013 || [[Stooshe]] || ''[[London with the Lights On]]'' || "Round 2" || [[J. Perry|Jonathan Perry]], Mo Brandis, [[Audra Mae|Audra Mae Butts]], Darren Lewis, Geoffrey Early, Iyola Babalola
| rowspan="3"| 2013 || [[Stooshe]] || ''[[London with the Lights On]]'' || "Round 2" || [[J. Perry|Jonathan Perry]], Mo Brandis, [[Audra Mae|Audra Mae Butts]], Darren Lewis, Geoffrey Early, Iyola Babalola
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| rowspan="2"| [[Jason Derulo]] || rowspan="2"| ''[[Tattoos (album)|Tattoos]]'' ||style="background:#ffffcc"| "Tattoo" || [[Jason Derulo|Jason Desrouleaux]], [[Oh, Hush!|Christpher Sernel]], [[DJ Frank E| Justin Franks]], [[TODAY (production duo)|Viny Vyas]], [[TODAY (production duo)|Justin Davey]]
| rowspan="2"| [[Jason Derulo]] || rowspan="2"| ''[[Tattoos (album)|Tattoos]]'' ||style="background:#ffffcc"| "Tattoo" || [[Jason Derulo|Jason Desrouleaux]], [[Oh, Hush!|Christopher Sernel]], [[DJ Frank E| Justin Franks]], [[TODAY (production duo)|Viny Vyas]], [[TODAY (production duo)|Justin Davey]]
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|style="background:#ffffcc"| "Fire"<br>{{small|(featuring [[Pitbull (rapper)|Pitbull]])}} || [[Jason Derulo|Jason Desrouleaux]], [[DJ Buddha|Urales Vargas]], Matthew Naples, Tierce Person, [[Pitbull (rapper)|Armando Perez]]
|style="background:#ffffcc"| "Fire"<br>{{small|(featuring [[Pitbull (rapper)|Pitbull]])}} || [[Jason Derulo|Jason Desrouleaux]], [[DJ Buddha|Urales Vargas]], Matthew Naples, Tierce Person, [[Pitbull (rapper)|Armando Perez]]
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| [[Sevyn Streeter]] || ''[[Furious 7: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack|Furious 7 OST]]'' || "[[How Bad Do You Want It (Oh Yeah)]]" || [[Sevyn Streeter|Amber Streeter]], [[Chloe Angelides]], Andrew Cedar, [[DJ Frank E|Justin Franks]], James Smith, Kledji Llupa, Theodore Economou
| [[Sevyn Streeter]] || ''[[Furious 7: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack|Furious 7 OST]]'' || "[[How Bad Do You Want It (Oh Yeah)]]" || [[Sevyn Streeter|Amber Streeter]], [[Chloe Angelides]], Andrew Cedar, [[DJ Frank E|Justin Franks]], James Smith, Kledji Llupa, Theodore Economou
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| [[Martin Garrix]] || rowspan="3" {{n/a|Non-album single}} || "[[Don't Look Down (Martin Garrix song)|Don't Look Down]]"<br>{{small|(featuring [[Usher (singer)|Usher]])}} || [[Martin Garrix|Martijn Garritsen]], [[Busbee|Michael Busbee]], [[Usher (singer)|Usher Raymond IV]]
| [[Martin Garrix]] || rowspan="3" {{n/a|Non-album single}} || "[[Don't Look Down (Martin Garrix song)|Don't Look Down]]"<br>{{small|(featuring [[Usher (singer)|Usher]])}} || [[Martin Garrix|Martijn Garritsen]], [[Busbee|Michael Busbee]], [[Usher (singer)|Usher]]
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|-
| [[Tritonal (group)|Tritonal]] ||style="background:#87ceeb"| "Untouchable"<br>{{small|(with [[Cash Cash]])}} || [[Tritonal (group)|Chad Cisneros]], [[Tritonal (group)|David Reed]], [[Cash Cash|Jean Malakhouf]], [[Cash Cash|Alexander Malakhouf]], [[Cash Cash|Samuel Frisch]], Tofer Brown
| [[Tritonal (group)|Tritonal]] ||style="background:#87ceeb"| "Untouchable"<br>{{small|(with [[Cash Cash]])}} || [[Tritonal (group)|Chad Cisneros]], [[Tritonal (group)|David Reed]], [[Cash Cash|Jean Malakhouf]], [[Cash Cash|Alexander Malakhouf]], [[Cash Cash|Samuel Frisch]], Tofer Brown
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| [[Jake Miller (rapper)|Jake Miller]] || ''Overnight'' ||style="background:#ffffcc"| "Overnight" || [[Travis Mills]], [[Ilsey Juber]], James Wong, [[Axident|Andreas Schuller]], [[Big Taste|Leroy Clampitt]]
| [[Jake Miller (rapper)|Jake Miller]] || ''Overnight'' ||style="background:#ffffcc"| "Overnight" || [[Travis Mills]], [[Ilsey Juber]], James Wong, [[Axident|Andreas Schuller]], [[Big Taste|Leroy Clampitt]]
|-
|-
| rowspan="2"| [[Chris Lane]] || rowspan="2"| ''[[Girl Problems]]'' || "Who's It Gonna Be" || Kevin Fisher, [[Nick Bailey|Nicholas Bailey]], [[Ryan Ogren]]
| rowspan="2"| [[Chris Lane]] || rowspan="2"| ''[[Girl Problems]]'' || "Who's It Gonna Be" || Kevin Fisher, Nicholas Bailey, [[Ryan Ogren]]
|-
|-
| "All the Time" || [[Chelcee Grimes]], [[Taylor Parks]], [[Jordan Evans (producer)|Jordan Evans]], Tinashe Sibanda
| "All the Time" || [[Chelcee Grimes]], [[Taylor Parks]], [[Jordan Evans (producer)|Jordan Evans]], Tinashe Sibanda
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| [[Kevin Gates]] || ''[[Suicide Squad (soundtrack)|Suicide Squad: The Album]]'' || "Know Better" || [[Kevin Gates|Kevin Gilyard]], [[LunchMoney Lewis|Gamal Lewis]], Jeremy Coleman, Tinashe Sibanda, Jimmy Lavigne, Frank Brim
| [[Kevin Gates]] || ''[[Suicide Squad (soundtrack)|Suicide Squad: The Album]]'' || "Know Better" || [[Kevin Gates|Kevin Gilyard]], [[LunchMoney Lewis|Gamal Lewis]], Jeremy Coleman, Tinashe Sibanda, Jimmy Lavigne, Frank Brim
|-
|-
| [[Jake Miller (rapper)|Jake Miller]] || ''Overnight'' ||style="background:#ffffcc"| "Good Thing" || [[The Monsters and the Strangerz|Clarence Coffee Jr.]], [[Axident|Andreas Schuller]], [[Joe London|Joseph Spargur]]
| [[Jake Miller (rapper)|Jake Miller]] || ''Overnight'' ||style="background:#ffffcc"| "Good Thing" || [[The Monsters and the Strangerz|Clarence Coffee Jr.]], [[Axident|Andreas Schuller]], Joseph Spargur
|-
|-
| [[Idina Menzel]] || ''[[Idina (album)|idina.]]'' || "Show Me" || [[Idina Menzel]], [[Greg Wells]]
| [[Idina Menzel]] || ''[[Idina (album)|idina.]]'' || "Show Me" || [[Idina Menzel]], [[Greg Wells]]
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| "In the Dark" || [[Camila Cabello]], Madison Love, [[Simon Wilcox]], [[Frank Dukes|Adam Feeney]], Te Whiti Warbrick
| "In the Dark" || [[Camila Cabello]], Madison Love, [[Simon Wilcox]], [[Frank Dukes|Adam Feeney]], Te Whiti Warbrick
|-
|-
| [[Samantha Harvey (musician)|Samantha Harvey]] || ''Please EP'' || "Happy and You Know It" || Andrew Jackson, Adam Argyle
| [[Samantha Harvey (musician)|Samantha Harvey]] || ''Please'' EP || "Happy and You Know It" || Andrew Jackson, Adam Argyle
|-
|-
| [[RaeLynn]] || {{TBA}} ||style="background:#ffffcc"| "Queens Don't" || [[RaeLynn|Rachel Woodward]], Corey Crowder
| [[RaeLynn]] || {{TBA}} ||style="background:#ffffcc"| "Queens Don't" || [[RaeLynn|Rachel Woodward]], Corey Crowder
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| [[Sigala]] || ''[[Brighter Days]]'' ||style="background:#ffffcc"| "Revival" {{small|(featuring [[Cheat Codes]] and [[Max Schneider|MAX]])}} || [[Sigala|Bruce Fielder]], [[Caroline Ailin|Caroline Frouyen]], [[Cheat Codes|Trevor Dahl]], [[Cheat Codes|Matthew Russell]], [[Cheat Codes|Kevin Ford]], Peter "LostBoy" Rycroft, [[Max Schneider|Maxwell Schneider]]
| [[Sigala]] || ''[[Brighter Days]]'' ||style="background:#ffffcc"| "Revival" {{small|(featuring [[Cheat Codes]] and [[Max Schneider|MAX]])}} || [[Sigala|Bruce Fielder]], [[Caroline Ailin|Caroline Frouyen]], [[Cheat Codes|Trevor Dahl]], [[Cheat Codes|Matthew Russell]], [[Cheat Codes|Kevin Ford]], Peter "LostBoy" Rycroft, [[Max Schneider|Maxwell Schneider]]
|-
|-
| [[LANY]] || ''[[Malibu Nights]]'' ||style="background:#ffffcc"| "Taking Me Back" || [[LANY|Paul Klein]], Aaron Zuckerman
| [[LANY]] || ''[[Malibu Nights]]'' ||style="background:#ffffcc"| "Taking Me Back" || [[LANY|Paul Klein]], [[Aaron Zuckerman]]
|-
|-
| [[Sabrina Carpenter]] || ''[[Singular: Act I]]'' || "Mona Lisa" || [[Sabrina Carpenter]], Nathaniel Campany, [[The Monsters and the Strangerz|Stefan Johnson]], [[The Monsters and the Strangerz|Jordan Johnson]], [[The Monsters and the Strangerz|Marcus Lomax]], Oliver Peterhof
| [[Sabrina Carpenter]] || ''[[Singular: Act I]]'' || "Mona Lisa" || [[Sabrina Carpenter]], Nathaniel Campany, [[The Monsters and the Strangerz|Stefan Johnson]], [[The Monsters and the Strangerz|Jordan Johnson]], [[The Monsters and the Strangerz|Marcus Lomax]], Oliver Peterhof
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| [[Betty Who]] || ''[[Betty (Betty Who album)|Betty]]'' ||style="background:#ffffcc"| "Between You & Me" || [[Betty Who|Jessica Newham]], [[Pretty Sister|Zak Waters]], Peter Thomas
| [[Betty Who]] || ''[[Betty (Betty Who album)|Betty]]'' ||style="background:#ffffcc"| "Between You & Me" || [[Betty Who|Jessica Newham]], [[Pretty Sister|Zak Waters]], Peter Thomas
|-
|-
| [[Little Mix]] || ''[[LM5 (album)|LM5]]'' || "The National Manthem" || [[Little Mix|Leigh-Anne Pinnock]], [[Little Mix|Jade Thirwall]], [[Sarah Hudson (singer)|Sarah Hudson]], Kevin White, [[Michael Woods (producer)|Michael Woods]]
| [[Little Mix]] || ''[[LM5 (album)|LM5]]'' || "The National Manthem" || [[Leigh-Anne Pinnock]], [[Jade Thirlwall]], [[Sarah Hudson (singer)|Sarah Hudson]], Kevin White, [[Michael Woods (producer)|Michael Woods]]
|-
|-
| [[Calum Scott]] || ''[[Only Human (Calum Scott album)|Only Human:<br>Special Edition]]'' ||style="background:#ffffcc"| "Need to Know" || [[Calum Scott]], Amy Allen, [[Danny Majic|Daniel Majic]], [[DJ Frank E|Justin Franks]]
| [[Calum Scott]] || ''[[Only Human (Calum Scott album)|Only Human:<br>Special Edition]]'' ||style="background:#ffffcc"| "Need to Know" || [[Calum Scott]], Amy Allen, [[Danny Majic|Daniel Majic]], [[DJ Frank E|Justin Franks]]
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| Jack Gray || {{n/a|Non-album single}} || "Take Our Time" || Jack Grey, Peter Harding, Benjamin McCarthy
| Jack Gray || {{n/a|Non-album single}} || "Take Our Time" || Jack Grey, Peter Harding, Benjamin McCarthy
|-
|-
| [[bülow (singer)|Bülow]] || ''Crystalline EP'' || "Word Smith" || [[bülow (singer)|Megan Bulow]], Casey Smith, [[Big Taste|Leroy Clampitt]]
| [[bülow (singer)|Bülow]] || ''Crystalline'' EP || "Word Smith" || [[bülow (singer)|Megan Bulow]], Casey Smith, [[Big Taste|Leroy Clampitt]]
|-
|-
| [[Why Don't We]] ||[[UglyDolls (soundtrack)|Ugly Dolls (Sountrack)]]|| "Don't Change" || [[Why Don't We|Corbyn Besson]], [[Why Don't We|Daniel Seavey]], [[Why Don't We|Jonah Marais]], Jonathan Price, Marco Borerro, [[Louis Schoorl]]
| [[Why Don't We]] ||[[UglyDolls (soundtrack)|''UglyDolls'' (soundtrack)]]|| "Don't Change" || [[Why Don't We|Corbyn Besson]], [[Why Don't We|Daniel Seavey]], [[Why Don't We|Jonah Marais]], Jonathan Price, Marco Borerro, [[Louis Schoorl]]
|-
|-
| [[Illenium]] ||[[Ascend (Illenium album)|Ascend]]|| style="background:#ffffcc" | "Good Things Fall Apart"<br>{{small|(with [[Jon Bellion]])}} || [[Illenium|Nicholas D. Miller]], [[Sarah Hudson (singer)|Sarah Hudson]], [[Jason Evigan]], [[Jon Bellion|Jonathan Bellion]]
| [[Illenium]] ||''[[Ascend (Illenium album)|Ascend]]''|| style="background:#ffffcc" | "Good Things Fall Apart"<br>{{small|(with [[Jon Bellion]])}} || [[Illenium|Nicholas D. Miller]], [[Sarah Hudson (singer)|Sarah Hudson]], [[Jason Evigan]], [[Jon Bellion|Jonathan Bellion]]
|-
|-
| [[Liam Payne]] || ''[[LP1 (Liam Payne album)|LP1]]'' || "Remember" || Jonathan Price, [[The Monsters and the Strangerz|Stefan Johnson]], [[The Monsters and the Strangerz|Jordan Johnson]], [[The Monsters and the Strangerz|Marcus Lomax]], Oliver Peterhof
| [[Liam Payne]] || ''[[LP1 (Liam Payne album)|LP1]]'' || "Remember" || Jonathan Price, [[The Monsters and the Strangerz|Stefan Johnson]], [[The Monsters and the Strangerz|Jordan Johnson]], [[The Monsters and the Strangerz|Marcus Lomax]], Oliver Peterhof
|-
|-
| rowspan="2" |[[The Script]]
| rowspan="2" |[[The Script]]
| rowspan="2" |[[Sunsets and Full Moons]]
| rowspan="2" |''[[Sunsets and Full Moons]]''
|"The Last Time"
|"The Last Time"
|[[Mark Sheehan]], [[James Berry (writer)]], [[Danny O'Donoghue]]
|[[Mark Sheehan]], [[James Berry (writer)|James Berry]], [[Danny O'Donoghue]]
|-
|-
|"Same Time"
|"Same Time"
|Dale Anthoni, [[Steve James (DJ)]], [[Mark Sheehan]], [[Danny O'Donoghue]]
|Dale Anthoni, [[Steve James (DJ)|Steve James]], [[Mark Sheehan]], [[Danny O'Donoghue]]
|-
|-
|[[Arizona (American band)]]
|[[Arizona (American band)|Arizona]]
|[[Asylum (Arizona album)]]
|''[[Asylum (Arizona album)|Asylum]]''
|"Nostalgic"
|"Nostalgic"
|Stef Johnson, Jordan Johnson, Michael Pollack, [[Olivia Holt]], [[PJ Bianco]], [[Zachary Charles]], [[David Labuguen]], Nathan Esquite
|Stef Johnson, Jordan Johnson, Michael Pollack, [[Olivia Holt]], [[PJ Bianco]], [[Zachary Charles]], [[David Labuguen]], Nathan Esquite
|-
|-
|[[Lost Kings]]
|[[Lost Kings]]
|We Are Lost Kings (Japan EP)
|''We Are Lost Kings'' (Japan EP)
|"Try"
|"Try"
|[[John Ryan (musician)]], [[Axident]], Norris Shanholtz, [[Robert Abisi]]
|[[John Ryan (musician)|John Ryan]], [[Axident]], Norris Shanholtz, [[Robert Abisi]]
|-
|-
|[[Ally Brooke]]
|[[Ally Brooke]]
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|
|"Temporary"
|"Temporary"
|[[Ian Kirkpatrick (record producer)]], [[Ilsey Juber]], Oliver Peterho, Sabrina Bernstein
|[[Ian Kirkpatrick (record producer)|Ian Kirkpatrick]], [[Ilsey Juber]], Oliver Peterho, Sabrina Bernstein
|-
|-
|-
| rowspan="11" |2020
| rowspan="11" |2020
|[[OneRepublic]]
|[[OneRepublic]]
|Human
|''Human''
|"Didn't I"
|"Didn't I"
|[[Brent Kutzle]], [[Kygo]], [[Ryan Tedder]], Zach Skelton
|[[Brent Kutzle]], [[Kygo]], [[Ryan Tedder]], Zach Skelton
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|Jackson Foote, Jonny Price, AJ Mitchell
|Jackson Foote, Jonny Price, AJ Mitchell
|-
|-
|Tate McRae
|[[Tate McRae]]
|"Vicious (feat. [[Lil Mosey]])"
|"Vicious (feat. [[Lil Mosey]])"
|Mark Nilan, Jr., Victoria Zaro, Tate McRae, Lathan Echols
|Mark Nilan, Jr., Victoria Zaro, Tate McRae, Lathan Echols
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|-
|-
| rowspan="2" |[[The Vamps (British band)|The Vamps]]
| rowspan="2" |[[The Vamps (British band)|The Vamps]]
| rowspan="2" |Cherry Blossom
| rowspan="2" |''Cherry Blossom''
|Glory Days
|"Glory Days"
|Bradley Simpson, James McVey, Connor Ball, Tristan Evans, Jordan Riley, James Abrahart
|Bradley Simpson, James McVey, Connor Ball, Tristan Evans, Jordan Riley, James Abrahart
|-
|-
|Bitter
|"Bitter"
|Bradley Simpson, James McVey, Connor Ball, Tristan Evans, James Abrahart
|Bradley Simpson, James McVey, Connor Ball, Tristan Evans, James Abrahart
|-
|-
|[[Little Mix]]
|[[Little Mix]]
|Confetti
|''Confetti''
|My Love Won't Let You Down
|"My Love Won't Let You Down"
|Kamille Purcell, James Abrahart, Frank Nobel, Linus Nordstrom
|Kamille Purcell, James Abrahart, Frank Nobel, Linus Nordstrom
|-
|-
|[[Jennifer Lopez]]
|[[Jennifer Lopez]]
|Non-album single
|Non-album single
|In The Morning
|"In the Morning"
|Jennifer Lopez, Jeremy Dussolliet, Johnny Simpson, Jackson Foote, Tim Sommers, Patrick Ingunza, Daniel Rondon
|Jennifer Lopez, Jeremy Dussolliet, Johnny Simpson, Jackson Foote, Tim Sommers, Patrick Ingunza, Daniel Rondon
|-
| rowspan="13" |2021
|John K
|''in case you miss me''
|"don't"
|Benjamin Berger, Ryan McMahon, Ryan Rabin, Donte Blaise, James Abrahart, John Poulson
|-
| rowspan="4" |[[Vincint|VINCINT]]
| rowspan="4" |''There Will Be Tears''
|"Hard 2 Forget"
|STORYBOARDS, John Greenham
|-
|"Higher (with Princess Precious) (feat. Alex Newell)"
|Harrison Mead, Vincent Cannady
|-
|"Kill My Heart"
|Amy Heidemann, Patrick Jordan-patrikios, Ashton Parson, Vincint Cannady
|-
|"Hard to Forget"
|Harrison, Vincent Cannady
|-
|[[Why Don't We]]
|Single
|"[[Love Back (Why Don't We song)|Love Back]]"
|Daniel Seavey, Jackson Foote, Dussolliet, Johnny Simpson
|-
|[[Troye Sivan]]
|Single
|"[[Angel Baby (Troye Sivan song)|Angel Baby]]"
|Jason Evigan, Michael Pollack, Sarah Hudson, Troye Sivan
|-
|Fancy Hagood
|Single
|"Infinity"
|Leland, Brett McLaughlin, Fancy Hagood, Peter Thomas
|-
|Reiley
|Single
|"Let it Ring"
|Lauren Amber Aquilina, Peter John Rees Rycroft
|-
|[[NCT Dream]]
|''[[Hot Sauce (NCT Dream album)|Hot Sauce]]''
|"Dive Into You"
|David Wilson, Ji Yoon Seo, Wyatt Sanders
|-
| rowspan="2" |Noa Kirel
|Single
|"Thought About That"
|Nitzan Kaikov, Zach Skelton, Jason Hahs, Casey Cathleen Smith, Natania Lalwani, Noa Kirel, Miranda Glory, Jacqueline Maskanic
|-
|Single
|"Bad Little Thing"
|Samuel Martin, Casey Smith, Samuel Ahana, Nathaniel Merchant
|-
|Helene Fischer
|''Rausch''
|"Wir Werden Eins"
|Alexander Standal Pavelich, Joakim Harestad Haukaas, Katerina Loules, Lukas Loules, Martin Sjolie, Tolga Saya Yildirim
|-
| rowspan="11" |2022
|Ross Copperman
|Single
|"Stay Blessed"
|Ross Copperman, Matt Mcginn
|-
|Cheat Codes
|''HELLRAISERS, Part 3''
|"Afraid of Love"
|Sarah Hudson, Trevor Dahl, Jackson Foote
|-
|Reiley
|Single
|"Blah Blah Blah"
|Robert Davis, Jamie Michael Robert Sanderson, Catherine Roseanne Dennis, Roland Max Spreckley
|-
|Victon
|Chaos
|"Stay"
|Philip Cook, Nathan Cyphert, Han Se Do, Wu Hyun Park, Heui Ju Lee, Subin Kim
|-
|[[Johnny Orlando]]
|''all the things that could go wrong''
|"Leave the Light On"
|Kinetics, Jackson Foote
|-
|[[5 Seconds of Summer]]
|''[[5SOS5]]''
|"Bad Omens"
|Jason Evigan, Sarah Theresa Hudson, Ashton Fletcher Irwin, Luke Robert Hemmings
|-
|Måneskin
|Single
|"THE LONELIEST"
|Damiano David, Ethan Torchio, Jason Gregory Evigan, Rami Yacoub, Sarah Theresa Hudson, Thomas Raggi, Victoria De Angelis
|-
|[[Illenium]]
|Single
|"Worst Day"
|Jason Evigan, Sarah Theresa Hudson , Max Schneider, Nicholas Miller, Taylor Dearman
|-
| rowspan="2" |Leah Kate
|Single
|"Hot All the Time"
|Alna Hofmeyer, Andrew Maxwell Goldstein, Leah Kate, Sarah Theresa Hudson
|-
|''Alive and Unwell (Deluxe)''
|"Gazillionaire"
|Madison Emiko Love, Sam Catalano, Kyle Joseph Buckley, Leah Kate
|-
|Teddy Swims
|''Sleep is Exhausting''
|"Someone Who Loved You"
|Gian Stone, Jason Evigan, Jaten Dimsdale, Jonny Price
|-
| rowspan="9" |2023
|salem ilese
|Single
|"Painhub"
|Andrew Goldstein, salem ilese
|-
|Oliver Heldens
|Single
|"10 Out Of 10 (feat. Kylie Minogue)
|Jackson Foote, Kylie Minogue, Lianna Banks, Oliver Heldens, Sarah Hudson
|-
| rowspan="2" |Leah Kate
|Single
|"Happy"
|Andrew Goldstein, Leah Kate, Lowell Boland
|-
|Single
|"Super Over"
|Andrew Goldstein, Leah Kate, Lowell Boland, Madison Love
|-
|Kodak Black, NLE Choppa, Jimin, JVKE, Muni Long
|''FAST X (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)''
|"[[Angel Pt. 1]]"
|Bill Kapri, Bryson Potts, Daniel Majic, Jackson Foote, Jauquez Lowe, Jeremy Dussolliet, Johnny Simpson, Mark Nilan Jr., Tylon Freeman
|-
|JVKE, Jimin, Charlie Puth, Muni Long
|Single
|"Angel Pt. 2"
|Bill Kapri, Bryson Potts, Cate Downey, Charlie Puth, Daniel Majic, Jackson Foote, Jake Lawson, Jaucquez Lowe, Jeremy Dussolliet, Johnny Simpson, Mark Nilan Jr., Tylon Freeman, Zachary Lawson
|-
|LANY
|Single
|"XXL"
|Andrew Goldstein, Jesse St. John, Paul Jason Klein
|-
|[[Cher]]
|''[[Christmas (Cher album)]]''
|"[[DJ Play a Christmas Song]]"
|Sarah Hudson, Jesse St. John, [[Leland (musician)]], Mark Schick, Lionel Crasta, [[Mark Taylor (Music Producer)]]
|-
|[[NCT 127]]
|[[Fact Check (album)|''Fact Check'']]
|"Angel Eyes"
|Jeremy Dussolliet, Johnny Simpson, [[Loote|Jackson Foote]], [[Why Don't We|Jack Avery]], [[Why Don't We|Jonah Marais]], [[Why Don't We|Corbyn Besson]], [[Taeyong|Lee Taeyong]], [[Mark (rapper)|Mark Lee]]
|-
| rowspan="2" |2024
|[[Riize]]
|''[[Riizing]]''
|"Impossible"
|David "Dwilly" Wilson, [[Dewain Whitmore Jr.]]
|-
|[[Enhypen]]
|[[Romance: Untold]]
|"[[Brought the Heat Back]]"
|JHart, [[Jesse Saint John]], [[Cirkut]], Yu Bin Hwang, Danke, "Hitman" Bang, Inverness
|}
|}


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James Abrahart
James Abrahart at Westlake Recording Studios, West Hollywood, January 2015
James Abrahart at Westlake Recording Studios, West Hollywood, January 2015
Background information
Birth nameJames John Abrahart Jr.
Also known asJHart
Born (1988-06-12) 12 June 1988 (age 36)
OriginBrentwood, Essex, England
GenresPop, R&B, hip hop, house, tropical house, country
Occupation(s)Singer, songwriter, producer, vocal producer, entrepreneur
Years active2010–present

James John "JHart" Abrahart Jr. (born 12 June 1988) is a British singer, songwriter, record producer and arranger, based in Los Angeles. Signed by Mike Caren to Artist Publishing Group in 2013,[1] he has been nominated for several Grammy Awards and worked with popular artists including Usher, Justin Bieber, Troye Sivan, Kygo, Cher, Chris Brown, Little Mix, Kylie Minogue, OneRepublic, Jennifer Lopez, Keith Urban, Jon Bellion, Kelsea Ballerini and Kevin Gates. His output has amassed over 25 million in sales.

Early life

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Born in Essex, UK, he spent most of his childhood in Brentwood with his parents, brother and two sisters. His first introduction to music came when his parents bought him a drum kit, after he suffered a serious skiing accident during a school trip to the Alps. He attended Brentwood Preparatory School until the age of 12, when his parents decided to move to Atlanta, Georgia to establish the family business overseas.[2]

Abrahart's passion for writing music intensified after joining his school gospel choir in Atlanta, with whom he sang regularly. At home he began to create and mix beats, inspired by the music of Usher, Kirk Franklin and J Moss. In 2008, Abrahart was offered a 12-month internship with producer Polow da Don[3] where he was first introduced to the professional music scene, and just a year later he achieved his first professional breakthrough, Priscilla Renea's "Pretty Girl" on her 2009 album Jukebox.[4]

Music career

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Major breakthrough

[edit]

Abrahart's major breakthrough came in 2011, through a chance e-mail to manager Mike Caren, who was impressed with the tracks, and consequently flew Abrahart to Los Angeles to work with Cody Simpson. That same year, he worked on projects for Flo Rida, Wynter Gordon and Karmin, before re-locating to Los Angeles the following year at the age of 22.[3] During the summer of 2012, Abrahart received widespread attention for his track "Take You", which featured on Justin Bieber's third studio album Believe.[5] The album reached No. 1 in 16 countries, and sold over 3 million copies worldwide. Bieber performed the song the following year at the 2013 Billboard Music Awards.[6]

Notable work

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That same year, Abrahart penned Trey Songz' UK single "Never Again" from his studio album Chapter V,[7] and co-wrote Jason Derulo's "Undefeated", which was performed by Derulo on the season 11 finale of American Idol.[8] A year later he collaborated again with Derulo, this time on "Tattoo", the title track for his third studio album.[9] In 2014, Abrahart achieved greater commercial success, with releases from Timeflies,[10] Inna and Pitbull,[11] Fifth Harmony,[12] and most notably Songz' single "Change Your Mind", from his sixth studio album Trigga,[13] which reached No. 1 on the Billboard 200.[14]

In January 2015, Abrahart collaborated with Derulo and Hardwell on the track "Follow Me Home", which was released on the DJ's debut studio album United We Are.[15] The album reached No.1 in the Netherlands and No. 2 on the Billboard Dance/Electronic Albums chart.

On 17 March 2015, Martin Garrix released his new single "Don't Look Down" featuring Usher, which was co-written by Abrahart. The track is the first official single from Garrix's upcoming debut album, set to be released later this year. The single reached No. 9 in the UK Charts.[16] The same day, Atlantic Records released the soundtrack album for the film Furious 7, which features Abrahart's collaboration with Sevyn Streeter and Chloe Angelides, "How Bad Do You Want It (Oh Yeah)". The track was released as a promotional single on 23 February 2015.

In November 2015, Justin Bieber released his Billboard No. 1 album Purpose. Abrahart co-wrote two songs on the album, including "Mark My Words" and the single "Company" (#53 Billboard Hot 100[17]). That same month, Fleur East released her debut single "Sax", which was co-written by Abrahart. The single has since been certified Platinum.

In 2016, Abrahart co-wrote Keith Urban's hit single "Wasted Time" from his album Ripcord. The single reached No. 1 on the Billboard Country Airplay Chart[18] and the album debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Top Country Albums Chart.[19]

JHart also co-wrote Kevin Gates' "Know Better", which is featured on the Suicide Squad Soundtrack.

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In the summer of 2012, Abrahart made his debut as a recording artist under his alias "JHart", his vocals featuring on Paul Oakenfold's dance hit "Surrender".[20] In 2014, he penned and featured on Dirty South's "One Breath" from the album With You,[21] and the following year, his collaboration with Vicetone, "Follow Me", was announced as the anthem for the 2015 Ultra Music Festival.[22] The track was premièred online by Entertainment Weekly the day before its official release.[23]

On 18 May 2015, Tritonal released "Untouchable", their new collaboration with fellow dance group Cash Cash. The single features the vocals of Abrahart.[24]

Abrahart continued his dance success by collaborating with Australian DJ Tommy Trash on his single "Wake the Giant". The track was co-written and features vocals from Abrahart, and was released on Dutch dance label Armada Music on 13 July 2015.[25]

Abrahart has cemented his position in the American music scene as one of the most influential young writers of his generation; in 2013, he was awarded the coveted Vilcek Prize for Creative Promise in Contemporary Music,[26] awarded to young foreign-born artists who have demonstrated exceptional achievements.

Songwriting credits

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  indicates a background vocal contribution.

  indicates an un-credited lead vocal contribution.

  indicates a credited vocal/featured artist contribution.

Year Artist Album Song Co-written with
2008 Mýa Sugar & Spice "Wish You Were Here"
(featuring Che'Nelle)		 Mýa Marie Harrison, Canoy Watkins, Cheryline Lim
2011 Wynter Gordon With the Music I Die "All My Life" Diana Gordon, Djibril Kagni, Jordan Houyez
Priscilla Renea Jukebox "Pretty Girl" Priscilla Renea, Warren Felder, Janey Elrod, Kendall Jackson, Rashad Taylor
2012 Angel About Time "Go In, Go Hard"
(featuring Wretch 32)		 Sirach Charles, Victoria Akintola, Ras Alexander, Ryan Williamson, Jermaine Scott
Jason Derulo Future History "Undefeated" Jason Desrouleaux, Justin Franks
Paul Oakenfold Non-album single "Surrender"
(featuring JHart)		 Paul Oakenfold
Justin Bieber Believe "Take You" Justin Bieber, Raphael Judrin, Pierre-Antoine Melki, Ross Golan, Alexander Dezen, Benjamin Maddahi
Trey Songz Chapter V "Never Again" Tremaine Neverson, Matthew Prime, Teemu Brunila, Curtis Mayfield
Loreen Heal "See You Again" Lorine Talhaoui, Jeremy Coleman, Jens Gruele
Angel About Time "Time After Time" Sirach Charles, Timothy Thomas, Theron Thomas, Kassa Alexander, Nathan Payton
2013 Stooshe London with the Lights On "Round 2" Jonathan Perry, Mo Brandis, Audra Mae Butts, Darren Lewis, Geoffrey Early, Iyola Babalola
Jason Derulo Tattoos "Tattoo" Jason Desrouleaux, Christopher Sernel, Justin Franks, Viny Vyas, Justin Davey
"Fire"
(featuring Pitbull)		 Jason Desrouleaux, Urales Vargas, Matthew Naples, Tierce Person, Armando Perez
2014 Taeyang Rise "Stay with Me"
(featuring G-Dragon)		 Chaz Mishan, David Delazyn, Kwon Ji-Yong
Trey Songz Trigga "Change Your Mind" Tremaine Neverson, Marcos Palacios, Ernest Clark, Alexander Izquerdio, Mark Goodchild
Inna Party Never Ends "Good Time"
(featuring Pitbull)		 Eric Frederic, Andreas Schuller, Thomas Troelsen, Armando Perez
Andy Grammer Magazines or Novels "Red Eye" Andrew Grammer, Thomas Meredith, Mason Levy, Joshua Kear, Abram Dean, Josiah Rosen
Inna Party Never Ends "Take Me Higher" Georgia Overton, Thomas Meredith, Marcel Botezan, Radu Bolfea, Sebastian Barac
Union J You Got It All - The Album "Girl Like You" Christopher Sernel, Joleen Belle
2015 Hardwell United We Are "Follow Me"
(featuring Jason Derulo)		 Robert van de Corput, Jason Desrouleaux, Djibril Kagni, Jordan Houyez, Dino Cirone
Fifth Harmony Reflection "Them Girls Be Like" Victoria McCants, Emily Schwartz, Brittany Burton, Tinashe Sibanda
Vicetone Non-album single "Follow Me"
(featuring JHart)		 Ruben Den Boer, Victor Pool
Sevyn Streeter Furious 7 OST "How Bad Do You Want It (Oh Yeah)" Amber Streeter, Chloe Angelides, Andrew Cedar, Justin Franks, James Smith, Kledji Llupa, Theodore Economou
Martin Garrix Non-album single "Don't Look Down"
(featuring Usher)		 Martijn Garritsen, Michael Busbee, Usher
Tritonal "Untouchable"
(with Cash Cash)		 Chad Cisneros, David Reed, Jean Malakhouf, Alexander Malakhouf, Samuel Frisch, Tofer Brown
Tommy Trash "Wake the Giant"
(featuring JHart)		 Thomas Olsen, Jonnali Parmenius
Timeflies Just for Fun "Undress Rehearsal" Calum Shapiro, Robert Resnick, Jacob Lutrell, Andreas Schuller
Rita Ora non-album single "Body on Me"
(featuring Chris Brown)		 Rosina Russell, Stefan Johnson, Jordan Johnson, Marcus Lomax, Tinashe Sibanda, Christopher Brown, Balazs Harko, Robin Ellingsen
Pierce Fulton "Landmines"
(featuring JHart)		 Pierce Fulton
Fleur East Love, Sax and Flashbacks "Sax" Fleur East, Camille Purcell, Edvard Forre Erfjord, Henrik Barman Michelsen
Justin Bieber Purpose "Mark My Words" Justin Bieber, Jason Boyd, Michael Tucker, Rodney Jerkins, Fredrik Halland
"Company" Justin Bieber, Jason Boyd, James Wong, Andreas Schuller, Thomas Troelsen, Leroy Clampitt
Kalin and Myles Kalin and Myles "I See You" Kalin White, Myles Parrish, Charles Puth Jr., James Scheffer, Michael Burman, Isaac de Boni, Michael Mule
Fleur East Love, Sax and Flashbacks "More and More" Fleur East, Camille Purcell, Edvard Forre Erfjord, Henrik Barman Michelsen
"Baby Don't Dance" Fleur East, Jamie Sanderson, Charles Spurling, Hank Ballard
2016 Charlie Puth Nine Track Mind "Dangerously" Charles Puth Jr., J.R. Rotem, Alexander Izquerdio, Marco Diaz Jr.
Wolfgang Gartner Non-album single "Feel Right"
(featuring JHart)		 Joseph Youngman, Marty Garten
K. Michelle More Issues Than Vogue "Make the Bed"
(featuring Jason Derulo)		 Jason Desrouleaux, Helen Culver, Lovy Longomba, Tinashe Sibanda
Keith Urban Ripcord "Wasted Time" Keith Urban, Greg Wells
Fifth Harmony 7/27 "I Lied" James Wong, Stefan Johnson, Jordan Johnson, Marcus Lomax, Alexander Izquerdio, Oliver Peterhof
Jake Miller Overnight "Overnight" Travis Mills, Ilsey Juber, James Wong, Andreas Schuller, Leroy Clampitt
Chris Lane Girl Problems "Who's It Gonna Be" Kevin Fisher, Nicholas Bailey, Ryan Ogren
"All the Time" Chelcee Grimes, Taylor Parks, Jordan Evans, Tinashe Sibanda
Kevin Gates Suicide Squad: The Album "Know Better" Kevin Gilyard, Gamal Lewis, Jeremy Coleman, Tinashe Sibanda, Jimmy Lavigne, Frank Brim
Jake Miller Overnight "Good Thing" Clarence Coffee Jr., Andreas Schuller, Joseph Spargur
Idina Menzel idina. "Show Me" Idina Menzel, Greg Wells
Cerrone Non-album single "Move Me" (featuring Brendan Reilly) Marc Cerrone, Pascal LeMaire, Brendan Reilly
Zara Larsson So Good "I Would Like" Zara Larsson, Stefan Johnson, Jordan Johnson, Marcus Lomax, Alexander Izquerdio, Oliver Peterhof, Karen Chin, Anthony Kelly
Nathan Sykes Unfinished Business "Money" Nathan Sykes, Harmony Samuels, Helen Culver, Edgar Etienne
"I'll Remember You" Nathan Sykes, Courtney Harrel, Dernst Emile II
Little Mix Glory Days "Power" Camille Purcell, Daniel Omelio
"Your Love" Camille Purcell, Jeremy Coleman
Stanaj Non-album single "Changed" Frederik Halland, Rodney Jerkins
2017 TLC TLC "Way Back"
(featuring Snoop Dogg)		 Tionne Walkins, Dernst Emile II, Calvin Broadus
Chris Blue Non-album single "Money on You" Talay Riley, Tinashe Sibanda, Michael "Scribz" Riley, Michael Dupree
Cade "Where We Left" Cade Larsen, Trevor Dahl, Matthew Russell, Kevin Ford
Kyd the Band "Feel Something" Devin Guisande, Kyle Guisande
Chris Brown Heartbreak on a Full Moon "This Way" Christopher Brown, Tinashe Sibanda, Jeremy Coleman, Floyd Bentley III, Frank Brim, Andrew Benjamin, Antwan Patton
Kygo Kids in Love "Permanent"
(featuring JHart)		 Kyrre Gorvell-Dahll, Jonathan Price
Kelsea Ballerini Unapologetically "Machine Heart" Kelsea Ballerini, Greg Wells
2018 Camila Cabello Camila "Something's Gotta Give" Camila Cabello, Sarah Hudson, Jesse St. John, Alexander Schwartz, Joseph Khajadourian
"In the Dark" Camila Cabello, Madison Love, Simon Wilcox, Adam Feeney, Te Whiti Warbrick
Samantha Harvey Please EP "Happy and You Know It" Andrew Jackson, Adam Argyle
RaeLynn TBA "Queens Don't" Rachel Woodward, Corey Crowder
Ghosted Non-album single "Feel on Me"
(featuring JHart)		 Thomas Barnes, Peter Kelleher, Benjamin Kohn, Uzoechi Emenike
Ocean Park Standoff "If You Were Mine"
(featuring Lil Yachty)		 Samantha Ronson, Peter Nappi, Ethan Thompson, Mathieu Jomphe Lepine
Keith Urban Graffiti U "Never Comin' Down" Keith Urban, Joshua Kear, Blake Carter
Betty Who Betty "Taste" Jessica Newham, Zak Waters, Viljar Losnegard, Hjeltnes Hagtvet
Nicky Blitz non-album single "Good Time" Nicholas Scapa, Brian Lee Robertson, Jacob Troth, Sebastian Teigen
Kream "Deep End" Daniel Slettebakken, Markus Slettebakken, James Lavigne
The Vamps Night & Day:
Day Edition		 "Just My Type" Connor Ball, Tristan Evans, James McVey, Bradley Simpson, Alexander James, Iain Farquarson, Philip Plested, Jacob Manson, Tobias Tripp, Dale Anthoni
Betty Who Betty "Just Thought You Should Know" Jessica Newham, Peter Thomas
Why Don't We 8 Letters "8 Letters" Jonathan Price, Stefan Johnson, Jordan Johnson, Marcus Lomax
Sigala Brighter Days "Revival" (featuring Cheat Codes and MAX) Bruce Fielder, Caroline Frouyen, Trevor Dahl, Matthew Russell, Kevin Ford, Peter "LostBoy" Rycroft, Maxwell Schneider
LANY Malibu Nights "Taking Me Back" Paul Klein, Aaron Zuckerman
Sabrina Carpenter Singular: Act I "Mona Lisa" Sabrina Carpenter, Nathaniel Campany, Stefan Johnson, Jordan Johnson, Marcus Lomax, Oliver Peterhof
Betty Who Betty "Between You & Me" Jessica Newham, Zak Waters, Peter Thomas
Little Mix LM5 "The National Manthem" Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Jade Thirlwall, Sarah Hudson, Kevin White, Michael Woods
Calum Scott Only Human:
Special Edition		 "Need to Know" Calum Scott, Amy Allen, Daniel Majic, Justin Franks
2019 Alec Bailey Non-album single "Grip" Alec Bailey, Jonathan Dibb, Nicholas Lobel
Jack & Jack A Good Friend Is Nice "Promise Me" James Wong, Andrew Jackson
Alma Have You Seen Her? "Summer" Alma-Sofia Miettinen, Alexander Shuckburgh
Betty Who Betty "Whisper" Jessica Newham, Zak Waters
Julian Jordan Non-album single "To the Wire" Chris Loco, John Ewbank, Julian Dobbenberg, Tom Martin
Jack Gray Non-album single "Take Our Time" Jack Grey, Peter Harding, Benjamin McCarthy
Bülow Crystalline EP "Word Smith" Megan Bulow, Casey Smith, Leroy Clampitt
Why Don't We UglyDolls (soundtrack) "Don't Change" Corbyn Besson, Daniel Seavey, Jonah Marais, Jonathan Price, Marco Borerro, Louis Schoorl
Illenium Ascend "Good Things Fall Apart"
(with Jon Bellion)		 Nicholas D. Miller, Sarah Hudson, Jason Evigan, Jonathan Bellion
Liam Payne LP1 "Remember" Jonathan Price, Stefan Johnson, Jordan Johnson, Marcus Lomax, Oliver Peterhof
The Script Sunsets and Full Moons "The Last Time" Mark Sheehan, James Berry, Danny O'Donoghue
"Same Time" Dale Anthoni, Steve James, Mark Sheehan, Danny O'Donoghue
Arizona Asylum "Nostalgic" Stef Johnson, Jordan Johnson, Michael Pollack, Olivia Holt, PJ Bianco, Zachary Charles, David Labuguen, Nathan Esquite
Lost Kings We Are Lost Kings (Japan EP) "Try" John Ryan, Axident, Norris Shanholtz, Robert Abisi
Ally Brooke "No Good" Alex Soifer, Daniel Majic, Dolores Drewry, James Bratton, Sermstyle, Kelly Charles, Madison Love
Carlie Hanson "Side Effects" Carlie Hanson, Mitch Allan, M-Phazes
Hrvy "A Million Ways" Blair Dreelan, George Tizzard, Hrvy, James Birt, Rick Parkhouse
JHart "Temporary" Ian Kirkpatrick, Ilsey Juber, Oliver Peterho, Sabrina Bernstein
2020 OneRepublic Human "Didn't I" Brent Kutzle, Kygo, Ryan Tedder, Zach Skelton
AJ Mitchell Non-album single "Burn" Jackson Foote, Jonny Price, AJ Mitchell
Tate McRae "Vicious (feat. Lil Mosey)" Mark Nilan, Jr., Victoria Zaro, Tate McRae, Lathan Echols
Dahl "after ours" Benjamin Harris Berger, Ryan Rabin, Ryan David Vincent McMahon, Andrew Bullimore, Trevor Dahl
Cheat Codes "On My Life" Jackson Foote, Trevor Dahl
Cash Cash "Gasoline (feat. Laura White)" Jean Paul Makhlouf, Alex Makhlouf, Samuel Frisch, Leroy Clampitt, E. "Kidd" Bogart
Kungs "Dopamine (feat. JHart)" Kungs, Hampus Lindvall, Sarah Barrios
The Vamps Cherry Blossom "Glory Days" Bradley Simpson, James McVey, Connor Ball, Tristan Evans, Jordan Riley, James Abrahart
"Bitter" Bradley Simpson, James McVey, Connor Ball, Tristan Evans, James Abrahart
Little Mix Confetti "My Love Won't Let You Down" Kamille Purcell, James Abrahart, Frank Nobel, Linus Nordstrom
Jennifer Lopez Non-album single "In the Morning" Jennifer Lopez, Jeremy Dussolliet, Johnny Simpson, Jackson Foote, Tim Sommers, Patrick Ingunza, Daniel Rondon
2021 John K in case you miss me "don't" Benjamin Berger, Ryan McMahon, Ryan Rabin, Donte Blaise, James Abrahart, John Poulson
VINCINT There Will Be Tears "Hard 2 Forget" STORYBOARDS, John Greenham
"Higher (with Princess Precious) (feat. Alex Newell)" Harrison Mead, Vincent Cannady
"Kill My Heart" Amy Heidemann, Patrick Jordan-patrikios, Ashton Parson, Vincint Cannady
"Hard to Forget" Harrison, Vincent Cannady
Why Don't We Single "Love Back" Daniel Seavey, Jackson Foote, Dussolliet, Johnny Simpson
Troye Sivan Single "Angel Baby" Jason Evigan, Michael Pollack, Sarah Hudson, Troye Sivan
Fancy Hagood Single "Infinity" Leland, Brett McLaughlin, Fancy Hagood, Peter Thomas
Reiley Single "Let it Ring" Lauren Amber Aquilina, Peter John Rees Rycroft
NCT Dream Hot Sauce "Dive Into You" David Wilson, Ji Yoon Seo, Wyatt Sanders
Noa Kirel Single "Thought About That" Nitzan Kaikov, Zach Skelton, Jason Hahs, Casey Cathleen Smith, Natania Lalwani, Noa Kirel, Miranda Glory, Jacqueline Maskanic
Single "Bad Little Thing" Samuel Martin, Casey Smith, Samuel Ahana, Nathaniel Merchant
Helene Fischer Rausch "Wir Werden Eins" Alexander Standal Pavelich, Joakim Harestad Haukaas, Katerina Loules, Lukas Loules, Martin Sjolie, Tolga Saya Yildirim
2022 Ross Copperman Single "Stay Blessed" Ross Copperman, Matt Mcginn
Cheat Codes HELLRAISERS, Part 3 "Afraid of Love" Sarah Hudson, Trevor Dahl, Jackson Foote
Reiley Single "Blah Blah Blah" Robert Davis, Jamie Michael Robert Sanderson, Catherine Roseanne Dennis, Roland Max Spreckley
Victon Chaos "Stay" Philip Cook, Nathan Cyphert, Han Se Do, Wu Hyun Park, Heui Ju Lee, Subin Kim
Johnny Orlando all the things that could go wrong "Leave the Light On" Kinetics, Jackson Foote
5 Seconds of Summer 5SOS5 "Bad Omens" Jason Evigan, Sarah Theresa Hudson, Ashton Fletcher Irwin, Luke Robert Hemmings
Måneskin Single "THE LONELIEST" Damiano David, Ethan Torchio, Jason Gregory Evigan, Rami Yacoub, Sarah Theresa Hudson, Thomas Raggi, Victoria De Angelis
Illenium Single "Worst Day" Jason Evigan, Sarah Theresa Hudson , Max Schneider, Nicholas Miller, Taylor Dearman
Leah Kate Single "Hot All the Time" Alna Hofmeyer, Andrew Maxwell Goldstein, Leah Kate, Sarah Theresa Hudson
Alive and Unwell (Deluxe) "Gazillionaire" Madison Emiko Love, Sam Catalano, Kyle Joseph Buckley, Leah Kate
Teddy Swims Sleep is Exhausting "Someone Who Loved You" Gian Stone, Jason Evigan, Jaten Dimsdale, Jonny Price
2023 salem ilese Single "Painhub" Andrew Goldstein, salem ilese
Oliver Heldens Single "10 Out Of 10 (feat. Kylie Minogue) Jackson Foote, Kylie Minogue, Lianna Banks, Oliver Heldens, Sarah Hudson
Leah Kate Single "Happy" Andrew Goldstein, Leah Kate, Lowell Boland
Single "Super Over" Andrew Goldstein, Leah Kate, Lowell Boland, Madison Love
Kodak Black, NLE Choppa, Jimin, JVKE, Muni Long FAST X (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) "Angel Pt. 1" Bill Kapri, Bryson Potts, Daniel Majic, Jackson Foote, Jauquez Lowe, Jeremy Dussolliet, Johnny Simpson, Mark Nilan Jr., Tylon Freeman
JVKE, Jimin, Charlie Puth, Muni Long Single "Angel Pt. 2" Bill Kapri, Bryson Potts, Cate Downey, Charlie Puth, Daniel Majic, Jackson Foote, Jake Lawson, Jaucquez Lowe, Jeremy Dussolliet, Johnny Simpson, Mark Nilan Jr., Tylon Freeman, Zachary Lawson
LANY Single "XXL" Andrew Goldstein, Jesse St. John, Paul Jason Klein
Cher Christmas (Cher album) "DJ Play a Christmas Song" Sarah Hudson, Jesse St. John, Leland (musician), Mark Schick, Lionel Crasta, Mark Taylor (Music Producer)
NCT 127 Fact Check "Angel Eyes" Jeremy Dussolliet, Johnny Simpson, Jackson Foote, Jack Avery, Jonah Marais, Corbyn Besson, Lee Taeyong, Mark Lee
2024 Riize Riizing "Impossible" David "Dwilly" Wilson, Dewain Whitmore Jr.
Enhypen Romance: Untold "Brought the Heat Back" JHart, Jesse Saint John, Cirkut, Yu Bin Hwang, Danke, "Hitman" Bang, Inverness

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