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| Birth name | Kevin Bard |
| Born | 1990or1991(age 33–34) [1] East Meadow, New York, United States |
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| Years active | 2006–present |
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Kevin Bard (born 1990/1991) is an American multi-platinum songwriter and producer born in East Meadow, New York. [1] [2] He is best known as the lead singer of Stereo Skyline and released their debut album Stuck on Repeat under Columbia Records. [1] [3] [4]
With Stereo Skyline, the group released two studio albums, Stuck on Repeat and The Good Life. In June 2009, the band had signed a record deal with Columbia Records. [5] In addition to Stereo Skyline, he formed a music project called Max & Simon with producer Blake Healy and Mark Rosas. [6]
Bard has composed and produced music for several different artists including Dan + Shay, Cody Simpson, Fitz and the Tantrums and Max and Harvey. [2] Bard has also produced music for brands such as Target, Logitech and Jeep.
| Artist | Album | Song | Credit | Notes |
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| Parmalee X Blanco Brown | Just The Way | Just The Way [7] [8] | Songwriter | RIAA Certified Platinum, Music Canada Certified Platinum, Number 1 Country Radio (Most played Song Country Radio 2021) Number 17 Hot A/C Radio, Number 2 Country Radio Australia [9] |
| Dan And Shay | Obsessed | How Not To [10] | Songwriter | RIAA Certified Platinum, Number 1 Country Radio [9] |
| We The Kings | Somewhere Somehow | Sad Song | Songwriter | RIAA Certified Platinum, [9] Charted 34 on Adult Pop Airplay for 9 weeks |
| Andy Grammer | Monster | Still Smiling | Songwriter | |
| Olivia O'Brien | i should've fucked your brother | i should've fucked your brother | Songwriter | |
| Redferrin | Jack and Diet Coke | Jack and Diet Coke | Songwriter | RIAA Certified Gold, Spotify's Best Country Songs of 2024 |
| Lakeview | She Drove Me To A Bar | Eyes Closed | Songwriter | |
| ATARASHII GAKKO! | HELLO | HELLO | Songwriter | Featured in The Tiger's Apprentice |
| Alih Jey | Más Que | Más Que | Songwriter | Featured in national Target ad campaign |
| Roadhouse (feat. Jimmie Allen) | Roadhouse | Talking With Our Hands | Songwriter | |
| Cody Simpson | Surfers Paradise | Better Be Mind | Songwriter | |
| Temecula Road | Fades | Fades | Songwriter | |
| Fitz and The Tantrums | All The Feels | Ain't Nobody But Me | Songwriter | |
| Wayfarers | Swimming in Stars | Swimming in Stars | Songwriter, Producer | Featured in The Kissing Booth, [11] featured in national ad campaign for Logitech |
| Marc Scibilia | On The Way | On The Way | Songwriter, Producer | Featured in national Jeep campaign |
| Fitz and The Tantrums | Fitz and The Tantrums | Fadeback | Songwriter | |
| Max & Harvey | Coming Soon EP | Trade Hearts | Songwriter | |
| We The Kings | So Far | Just Keep Breathing | Songwriter | |
| Wayfarers | Just Our Style | Just Our Style | Songwriter | Featured in The Kissing Booth, [11] featured in national ad for FLIPP |
| The Summer Set | Legendary | Boomerang | Songwriter | |
| Jagwar Twin | 33 | Online | Songwriter | |
| Casadee Pope | Thrive | Thrive | Songwriter | |
| Jordan Harvey | Alabama Girl | Alabama Girl | Songwriter, Producer | |
| Cheat Codes and Adam Doleac | One Night In Nashville | We'll Break Up | Songwriter, Producer | |
| Jordan Harvey | It Is What It Is | Overnight | Songwriter, Producer | |
| Troy Cartwright | Unlove You | Unlove You | Songwriter, Producer | |
| Ryan and Rory | Ryan and Rory | Pour Decisions | Songwriter, Producer |
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