Nick Brophy | |
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Born | St. Louis, Missouri, United States |
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Instrument | Multi-instrumentalist |
Years active | 1990-present |
Website | www |
Nick Brophy is an American mixer, sound engineer, record producer and songwriter. The artists he has collaborated with and written for include Jason Aldean, the Rolling Stones, Avril Lavigne, Hootie & the Blowfish, Kenny Chesney, Carly Simon, Taylor Swift, Garbage and Everclear. His engineering credits include Everclear's platinum Sparkle and Fade , Avril Lavigne's 6× platinum Let Go and the Rolling Stones 4× platinum 40 Licks . His mixing credits include three consecutive #1 singles by Kip Moore; 2× platinum Somethin' 'Bout a Truck , certified gold Beer Money and platinum Hey Pretty Girl , as well as Jimmy Fallon's Blow Your Pants Off , for which he won a Grammy. [1] His songwriting credits include recordings by Hootie & the Blowfish, Jason Aldean, Kenny Chesney and Rascal Flatts.
Brophy was born in St. Louis, Missouri but grew up all over the world. He spent time overseas in Japan, Greece, Egypt as well as many states in the U.S., eventually settling in Southern California. He began playing guitar at age 13 and was in several SoCal bands before joining Aircraft, a local band out of San Diego consisting of Ronnie Jones, Larry Madison, Rob Lamothe and Alan DeSilva. Aircraft relocated to Los Angeles where it performed shows at Hollywood's Whisky a Go Go, Troubadour, Gazzarri's, the Roxy and other venues. After disbanding in 1987, drummer Alan DeSilva contacted Lamothe and Brophy to form a new band.
In 1988, together with DeSilva and Lamothe, Brophy formed the Riverdogs. Then Whitesnake guitarist, Vivian Campbell was helping produce the group's demos and later left to join the Riverdogs. [2] In February 1989, Riverdogs signed to Tony Martell's imprint label Epic Associated Records and began pre-production on its debut album “Riverdogs” which was released in June 1990. [3] The album was critically lauded and received Holland's Edison Award for best hard rock album of 1991.[ citation needed ] Campbell left the band in November 1990 and later joined Def Leppard. After 2 follow-up albums, 1992's “Absolutely Live” and 1993's “Bone”, the Riverdogs disbanded. During the making of “Bone”, Brophy assumed the role of engineer and in 1994 began engineering at the newly built Rondor Music Publishing studios in West Los Angeles.
In 1994, after 3 months of working as an assistant engineer, Brophy was promoted to head engineer by Herb Alpert. During his 5 years at Rondor, Brophy engineered alongside veteran producers Lou Adler (the Mamas & the Papas, Carole King), Richard Perry (Harry Nilsson, Barbra Streisand, Art Garfunkel), Bones Howe (Elvis Presley, Tom Waits, the Fifth Dimension) and contemporary producers Greg Wells (Katy Perry, Adele, One Republic), Jay Joyce (Wallflowers, Patty Griffin, Eric Church) as well as writers and artists Michael Masser, Gerry Goffin, Olivia Newton-John, Everclear, and Garbage. While at Rondor, Brophy was signed to EMI Music Publishing and had international success with records by Trine Rein, Momoko, Jill Johnson, and Coco Lee as well as film and TV placements including ABC's "Wasteland" (theme song),[ citation needed ]> Eddie Murphy's “Pluto Nash”(movie trailer) and a song on the motion picture soundtrack for "The Wedding Planner".
In 2001, Brophy signed to World's End Producer Management. In Sept of 2001 he worked with the production team The Matrix on Avril Lavigne's “Let Go” album which eventually sold over 6 million copies. [4] The following year Brophy engineered 3 albums with producer Don Was, which included Hootie & the Blowfish “Hootie & the Blowfish”, the Rolling Stones “40 Licks” and Carly Simon “Christmas Is Almost Here”. [5] During his time at Worlds End, Nick worked on albums with producers Dave Sardy, Paul Lani and Was as well as producing an album for Warner Australia artist “Mishelle Bradford-Jones".
In 2003, at the suggestion of friend and country artist Phil Vassar, Brophy re-located to Nashville, Tennessee. He arrived and began co-producing Phil Vassar's “Shaken Not Stirred”. In Nashville Nick has written, produced, engineered and mixed albums and singles with; Vassar, Taylor Swift, [6] Jennifer Hanson, Hootie & the Blowfish, [7] the JaneDear Girls, Kip Moore, Big & Rich, Jimmy Fallon and many others. Nick's work as a mixer has earned him several number 1's as well as Fallon's “Blow Your Pants Off” winning a Grammy for best comedy album.
From 2015 to 2017 Brophy was a songwriter for Cornman Music, Brett James' publishing co-venture with Warner/Chappell Music. During this time he had recordings by Jason Aldean, [8] Kenny Chesney, [9] Rascall Flatts, Brooke Eden and The McClymonts.
In 2018, Brophy teamed up with Jennifer Hanson to form the writing and production duo LÒNIS. [10] Since then LÒNIS has cuts and production credits with multiple artists, and placements in film and television. Their songs have been heard on ABC, NBC, FOX, CMT, MTV, VH1, PBS, HGTV, The CW, Freeform, Netflix, Discovery Channel, Cox Communications, Hulu, Paramount+, TV Land, Showtime and in films and movie trailers for Sony, Columbia, Disney and Warner Bros Pictures. Notable placements have been Grey's Anatomy, The Bold Type, Younger, Selling Sunset, Station 19, Songland, Emily In Paris, Ghosted, A Million Little Things, My Kitchen Rules, Deadliest Catch, America's Got Talent, America's Funniest Home Videos, Astrid & Raphaëlle and Restored By The Fords, as well as in national and international advertising campaigns and promo spots for Xbox, Target, [11] Ford, [12] Coors Light and AdventHealth. [13] LÒNIS has the title track in the Disney film Magic Camp [14] and also a featured song in the Kristen Bell comedy Queenpins.
Year | Artist | Album | Song Title | Credit |
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2022 | Josh Mirenda | Til The Neon's Gone (Single) | Til The Neon's Gone | Mixing |
2021 | John Morgan | Coldest Beer In Town (Single) | Coldest Beer In Town | Mixing |
Jon Wood | Drive (Single) | Drive | Mixing | |
Tyler Farr | Cover Girl (Single) | Cover Girl | Mixing | |
Alexander Ludwig | Summer Crazy (Single) | Summer Crazy | Mixing | |
Alexander Ludwig | Alexander Ludwig (EP) | - | Mixing | |
The Texas Tenors | Outside The Lines | - | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer | |
LÒNIS x Jon Mero | C'mon Right Now (Single) | C'mon Right Now | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer | |
Johnny Murphy | Ain't Gonna Be Lonely (Single) | Ain't Gonna Be Lonely | Mixing | |
Chapel Hart | I Will Follow (Single) | I Will Follow | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer | |
Jeffrey East | Always Be Mine (Single) | Always Be Mine | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer | |
LÒNIS x Jon Mero | Time Is Now (Single) | Time Is Now | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer | |
LÒNIS | Here's To The Future (feat.JayXander) Single | Here's To The Future (feat.JayXander) | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer | |
2020 | Jon Wood | What Her Leavin' Left (Single) | What Her Leavin' Left | Mixing |
Hudson Moore | Nothin' Like This (Single) | Nothin' Like This | Mixing | |
LÒNIS | Wonderful Place To Be (Single) | Wonderful Place To Be | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer | |
Michael Logen & Jennifer Hanson | Tides Will Turn (Single) | Tides Will Turn | Producer, Engineer, Mixing | |
Chris Mann | Noise (EP) | - | Mixing | |
The Buckleys | Daydream | Til You Can't Go Back | Composer [15] | |
LÒNIS & Jeffrey James | Ready For Somethin’ New (Single) | Ready For Somethin’ New | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer | |
LÒNIS | Some Magic (Single) | Some Magic | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer | |
Shelly Fairchild | Nothin Better (Single) | Nothin Better | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer | |
Michael Logen & Jennifer Hanson | Here's To Hoping (EP) | - | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer | |
LÒNIS | This Summer (feat. Jeffrey James) Single | This Summer (feat. Jeffrey James) | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer | |
LÒNIS | Ordinary (feat. Rayelle) Single | Ordinary (feat. Rayelle) | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer | |
Michael Logen & Jennifer Hanson | Here's To Hoping (Single) | Here's To Hoping | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer | |
Justin Forrest | Lighthouse (Single) | Lighthouse | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer | |
Carter Winter | Higher On You (Single) | Higher On You | Mixing | |
LÒNIS & Jeffrey East | Believe (Single) | Believe | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer | |
Daniel Saint Black | Daniel Saint Black (EP) | When Things Break Apart | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer | |
Daniel Saint Black | Daniel Saint Black (EP) | Reason | Producer, Engineer, Mixing | |
Daphne Willis | Feels Like Home (Single) | Feels Like Home | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer | |
Big & Rich | Stay Home (Single) | Stay Home | Producer, Engineer, Mixing | |
Daniel Saint Black | When Things Break Apart (Single) | When Things Break Apart | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer | |
Jeffrey East | Brightest Stars (Single) | Brightest Stars | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer | |
Jeffrey East | Brightest Stars (Coffeehouse) Single | Brightest Stars (Coffeehouse) | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer | |
Alexander Ludwig | Let Me Be Your Whiskey (Single) | Let Me Be Your Whiskey | Mixing | |
2019 | Mark Mackay | Always Rains In Portland (Single) | Always Rains In Portland | Mixing |
Humbear | Take Your Time (EP) | Favorite Place | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer | |
Daniel Saint Black | Reason (Single) | Reason | Producer, Engineer, Mixing | |
Riverdogs | Pre-Production 1989 | - | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer | |
Jeffrey East | Life After Love Volume One (EP) | - | Mixing | |
Humbear | Favorite Place (Single) | Favorite Place | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer | |
LÒNIS | Assassin (Single) | Assassin | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer | |
Daphne Willis & LÒNIS | Work For It (Single) | Work For It | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer | |
Hudson Moore | Coming Home (Single) | Coming Home | Mixing | |
Sam Tinnesz | We’re Gonna Make It (Single) | We’re Gonna Make It | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer | |
Jason Aldean | 9 | Some Things You Don't Forget | Composer [15] | |
Chris Mann | If You Ever Leave (Single) | If You Ever Leave | Mixing | |
Rayelle & LÒNIS | TFW (That Feel When) Single | TFW (That Feel When) | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer | |
Mark Mackay | Get Me Through the Night (Single) | Get Me Through the Night | Mixing | |
Hudson Moore | Universe (Single) | Universe | Mixing | |
LÒNIS | Ready For This (Single) | Ready For This | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer | |
Chris Mann | Noise (Single) | Noise | Mixing | |
Chris Mann | Gentleman (Single) | Gentleman | Mixing | |
Jeffrey East | Retro (Single) | Retro | Mixing | |
2018 | LÒNIS (feat. Daphne Willis) | Better Than Christmas (Single) | Better Than Christmas | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer |
Harper Grae | Buck Moon Medleys (EP) | - | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer | |
Harper Grae | Monster (Single) | Monster | Producer, Engineer, Mixing | |
Jeffrey East | Roller Rink (Single) | Roller Rink | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer | |
Harper Grae | Bloodline (Single) | Bloodline | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer | |
Jeffrey East | Time Is Cold (Single) | Time Is Cold | Mixing | |
Jason Aldean | Rearview Town | I'll Wait For You | Composer [15] | |
Josh Mirenda | Josh Mirenda (EP) | - | Mixing | |
2017 | Temecula Road | Everything Without You (Single) | Everything Without You | Composer |
Jennifer Hanson | Under The Tree (EP) | - | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer | |
Natalie Merchant | The Natalie Merchant Collection | - | Engineer | |
Oskar Cartaya | Bajo Mundo | - | Mixing | |
Jeffrey East | Still Crazy (Single) | Still Crazy | Producer, Engineer, Mixing | |
Riverdogs | California | - | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer | |
Jeffrey East | Roller Rink (Single) | Roller Rink | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer | |
Big & Rich | Did It for the Party | - | Engineer, Mixing | |
Rascal Flatts | Back To Us | Roller Rink | Composer [15] | |
Brooke Eden | Act Like You Don't (Single) | Act Like You Don't | Producer, Engineer, Mixing | |
Big & Rich | California (Single) | California | Engineer, Mixing | |
The McClymonts | Endless | Endless | Composer | |
2016 | Michael Logen | Paper Thin | - | Composer |
Brooke Eden | Diamonds (Single) | Diamonds | Producer, Engineer, Mixing | |
Kenny Chesney | Cosmic Hallelujah | Trip Around the Sun | Composer [15] | |
Jason Aldean | They Don't Know | The Way A Night Should Feel | Composer | |
Brooke Eden | Welcome To the Weekend (EP) | - | Producer, Engineer, Mixing | |
Brandon Ray | American Way (Single) | American Way | Producer, Engineer, Mixing | |
2015 | Brooke Eden | Daddy's Money (Single) | Daddy's Money | Producer, Engineer, Mixing |
Andy Gibson | Best of Andy Gibson | The One | Composer | |
Kip Moore | Wild Ones | - | Engineer, Mixing [15] | |
2014 | Brandon Chase | One (Single) | One | Mixing |
Dean Alexander | Live A Little (Single) | Live A Little | Mixing | |
Various Artists | The Best of Me | Motion Picture Soundtrack | Engineer, Mixing | |
Big & Rich | Gravity | - | Engineer, Mixing< [15] | |
Cowboy Troy | King of Clubs | - | Engineer | |
Various Artists | Nashville Outlaws: A Tribute To Mötley Crüe | - | Mixing | |
Bill Engvall | Ultimate Laughs | - | Mixing | |
2013 | Danielle Bradbery | Danielle Bradbery (Album) | Heart of Dixie | Mixing |
Danielle Bradbery | Danielle Bradbery (Single) | Heart of Dixie | Mixing | |
Cowboy Mouth | This Train | - | Mixing [15] | |
2012 | Jimmy Fallon | Blow Your Pants Off | - | Mixing |
Big & Rich | Hillbilly Jedi | - | Engineer | |
Cledus T. Judd | Parodyziac!! | - | Mixing | |
The Farm | The Farm | - | Mixing | |
Kip Moore | Up All Night | - | Mixing [15] | |
Bullet Saints | Hellbound (Single) | Hellbound | Mixing | |
Bradley Gaskin | Diamonds Make Babies (Single) | Diamonds Make Babies | Engineer, Mixing | |
2011 | Riverdogs | World Gone Mad | - | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer |
Bradley Gaskin | Mr. Bartender (Single) | Mr. Bartender | Engineer, Mixing | |
Footloose (2011) | Motion Picture Soundtrack | Fake ID | Mixing | |
John Rich | For the Kids | - | Engineer, Mixing | |
Victoria Shaw | Fa La La | Santa's Toy Ride | Composer | |
Various Artists | My Country, Vol 2: Smash Hits | - | Vocal Producer, Mixing | |
John Rich | Rich Rocks | - | Producer, Engineer, Mixing | |
the JaneDear Girls | the JaneDear Girls | - | Vocal Producer, Engineer, Musician [15] | |
2010 | Ashlyne Huff | Ashlyne Huff | - | Producer, Engineer, Composer, Musician |
Natalie Merchant | Leave Your Sleep [15] | - | Engineer | |
Bleu Edmondson | The Future Ain't What It Used To Be | - | Engineer, Guitar | |
2009 | Billie Myers | Tea & Sympathy | No Regrets Allowed | Composer |
2008 | Jessica Sierra | Deepest Secret (EP) | Deepest Secret | Producer, Engineer, Composer, Musician |
Rusty Truck | Luck's Changing Lanes | - | Engineer, Mixing | |
Juliana Cole | Little More of Me | Deepest Secret | Composer | |
Mark Bryan | End of the Front | - | Producer, Mixing, Mastering | |
Cowboy Mouth | Fearless | - | Mixing [15] | |
Jennifer Hanson | 73 (Single) | 73 | Producer, Engineer, Mixing | |
Jennifer Hanson | Thankful | Joyride | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer, Musician | |
Jennifer Hanson | Thankful | Love Will Find A Way Around | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer, Musician | |
Jennifer Hanson | Thankful | Bittersweet | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer, Musician | |
Jennifer Hanson | Thankful | Won't Give Up | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Musician | |
Jennifer Hanson | Thankful | Thankful | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Musician | |
Jennifer Hanson | Thankful | 73 | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Musician | |
Jennifer Hanson | Thankful | Can't Get Back the Love | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer, Musician | |
Jennifer Hanson | Thankful | Incredible World | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer, Musician | |
Jennifer Hanson | Thankful | Kick the Jukebox | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer | |
Jennifer Hanson | Thankful | Believed To Be Seen | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer, Musician | |
2007 | Jessica Sierra | Unbroken (Single) | Unbroken | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer |
Live Oak Decline | Gravity | - | Mixing | |
Alana Grace | Break the Silence | The Other Side | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer | |
Jennifer Hanson | Joyride (Single) | Joyride | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Composer [15] | |
Phil Vassar | Super Hits | - | Producer | |
2006 | Radio Mundial | Momento Eterno | - | Engineer, Mixing |
Hootie & the Blowfish | Live In Charleston (DVD) | - | Composer | |
Hootie & the Blowfish | Live In Charleston | - | Composer [15] | |
Django Walker | Six Trips Around the World | - | Mixing | |
Cowboy Mouth | Voodoo Shoppe | - | Mixing | |
2005 | Hector On Stilts | Same Height Relation | - | Mixing |
Hootie & the Blowfish | Looking for Lucky | Hey Sister Pretty | Composer | |
Hootie & the Blowfish | Looking for Lucky | Get Out of My Mind | Composer | |
The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants | Motion Picture Soundtrack | Black Roses Red | Engineer, Producer [15] | |
2004 | Various Artists | The King of All Of Me | - | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Musician |
The Mooney Suzuki | Alive & Amplified | - | Engineer | |
Oskar Cartaya | My Music, My Friends, My Time | - | Engineer, Mixing | |
Phil Vassar | Shaken Not Stirred | - | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Musician [15] | |
Hundred Reasons | The Great Test | - | Editing | |
Hundred Reasons | Shatterproof Is Not A Challenge | - | Editing | |
2003 | The Revolution Smile | Above the Noise | - | Engineer, Editing |
Rusty Truck | Broken Promises | - | Mixing | |
Mishelle Bradford-Jones | Firefly | - | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Musician | |
Various Artists | Handpicked, Vol 2 | - | Producer, Mixing, Guitar, Loops | |
Hootie & the Blowfish | Hootie & the Blowfish | - | Pro Tools [15] | |
Five Way Friday | Wrecked | - | Mixing, Mastering | |
Patrick Davis | Chances Are | - | Engineer, Mixing | |
Jamai Loman | Jamai | I Love the Sun | Composer | |
2002 | Avril Lavigne | Let Go | - | Engineer, Programming |
Brooklyn Run | Brooklyn Run | - | Programming, Digital Editing | |
Magna-Fi | Burn Out the Stars | - | Pro Tools | |
Rolling Stones | Forty Licks | - | Engineer, Pro Tools | |
Carly Simon | Christmas Is Almost Here Again | - | Digital Editing | |
Carly Simon | Christmas Is Almost Here | - | Digital Editing [15] | |
Off By One | Off By One | - | Programming | |
2001 | The Wedding Planner | Motion Picture Soundtrack | Life Is What You Make It | Producer, Composer |
Momoko | The Create Collection | - | Composer | |
Rob Lamothe | Steering With My Knee | - | Composer [15] | |
Bosson | One In A Million | - | Guitar | |
2000 | Jill Johnson | Daughter of Eve | Live for Today | Composer |
Yve Adam | Fiction | - | Assistant Engineer | |
Mishelle Bradford-Jones | Stay (Single) | Stay | Producer, Engineer | |
Tim James | I'll Be Your Secret | You (TV Series Wasteland) | Composer | |
Coco Lee | You & Me | Brave | Composer [15] | |
1999 | Human Nature | Counting Down | - | Engineer |
Garbage | You Look So Fine | Get Bizzy with the Fizzy (Single B-Side) | Assistant Engineer | |
Garbage | Version 2.0 | - | Assistant Engineer | |
Trine Rein | To Find the Truth | Stars and Angels | Arranger, Composer [15] | |
1998 | Human Nature | Cruel (Single) | Cruel | Engineer |
Various Artists | A Tribute To Tradition | Engineer | ||
Miss Jones | The Other Woman (Bonus Track) | - | Engineer | |
Miss Jones | The Other Woman | - | Engineer [15] | |
Elliot | U.S. Songs | - | Engineer | |
1997 | S.H.E. | 3's A Charm | - | Engineer |
Vanessa Williams | Next | - | Assistant Engineer | |
Everclear | So Much for the Afterglow (Bonus Videos DVD) | - | Assistant Engineer | |
Everclear | So Much for the Afterglow (Japan Bonus Tracks) | - | Assistant Engineer | |
Everclear | So Much For the Afterglow | - | Assistant Engineer [15] | |
Steel | Motion Picture Soundtrack | - | Engineer, Mixer | |
1996 | Sherree Ford-Payne | Sherree Ford-Payne | - | Engineer |
Gerry Goffin | Back Room Blood | - | Engineer, Mixing [15] | |
The Borrowers | The Borrowers | - | Engineer | |
Shaquille O'Neal | You Can't Stop the Rein | - | Engineer | |
1995 | Various Artists | Sharks Patrol These Waters | Producer | |
Everclear | Heroin Girl (Single) | Heroin Girl | Engineer | |
Everclear | Sparkle & Fade (UK) | - | Engineer | |
Everclear | Sparkle & Fade | - | Engineer [15] | |
1994 | Love Spit Love | Am I Wrong (Single) | Am I Wrong | Engineer |
Jade | Mind, Body & Song | - | Engineer [15] | |
1993 | Riverdogs | Bone | - | Engineer, Guitar, Vocals, Composer |
Ether | TV, Church and Bars | - | Guitar [15] | |
1992 | Rich Lang | Big Dream | - | Vocals (background) |
Riverdogs | Absolutely Live | - | Guitar, Vocals (background), Composer [15] | |
1990 | Riverdogs | Riverdogs | - | Guitar, Vocals (background), Composer [15] |
Year | Date | Artist | Album/Song | Certified Units |
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1995 | Mar 16 | Jade | Mind, Body & Song | 0.5 Million [16] |
1996 | May 2 | Everclear | Sparkle & Fade | 1 Million [17] |
1998 | Dec 24 | Everclear | So Much for the Afterglow | 2 Million [18] |
1999 | Feb 24 | Garbage | Version 2.0 | 1 Million [19] |
2003 | Jan 24 | Rolling Stones | Forty Licks | 4 Million [20] |
Apr 30 | Avril Lavigne | Let Go | 6 Million [21] | |
2006 | Mar 31 | Avril Lavigne | Sk8er Boi (Single) | 0.5 Million [22] |
I'm With You (Single) | 0.5 Million [23] | |||
2013 | Jun 17 | Kip Moore | Beer Money (Single) | 0.5 Million [24] |
2014 | Dec 9 | Kip Moore | Hey Pretty Girl (Single) | 1 Million [25] |
Somethin' Bout A Truck (Single) | 2 Million [26] | |||
2017 | Feb 22 | Big & Rich | Look At You (Single) | 0.5 Million [27] |
Aug 4 | Kip Moore | Up All Night | 1 Million [28] | |
Oct 2 | Danielle Bradbery | Heart of Dixie (Single) | 0.5 Million [29] | |
Year | Artist | Album/Song | Category | Award |
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1996 | Shaquille O'Neal | Stomp (Track) | Best R&B Performance By Duo or Group With Vocal | Nominated [30] |
1998 | Everclear | El Distorto De Melodica | Best Rock Instrumental Performance | Nominated [31] |
Garbage | Version 2.0 | Best Rock Album | Nominated [32] | |
Album of the Year | Nominated | |||
1999 | Garbage | Special | Best Rock Performance By Duo or Group With Vocal | Nominated |
2002 | Avril Lavigne | Let Go | Best Pop Vocal Album | Nominated [33] |
Complicated | Song of the Year | Nominated | ||
Complicated | Best Female Pop Vocal Performance | Nominated | ||
Sk8er Boi | Best Female Rock Vocal Performance | Nominated | ||
2012 | Jimmy Fallon | Blow Your Pants Off | Best Comedy Album | Won [34] |
2017 | Oskar Cartaya | Bajo Mundo | Best Latin Jazz Album | Nominated |
2018 | Kenny Chesney | Cosmic Hallelujah | Best Country Album | Nominated [35] |
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Tom Lord-Alge is an American music engineer and mixer. He began his career at Unique Recording in New York. Subsequently, he was the resident mixer at what used to be known as "South Beach Studios", located on the ground floor of the Marlin Hotel.
Hootie & the Blowfish is the fourth studio album by American rock band Hootie & the Blowfish, released on March 4, 2003. It is their last album under Atlantic Records and their first album to not have a single to reach the top charts. The lead singles were "Innocence" and "Space", and the album itself reached no. 46 in the U.S.
Brett James Cornelius is an American country music singer, songwriter, and record producer based in Nashville. James' compositions have been credited on 494 recordings by a wide variety of artists. Signed to Career Records as a solo artist in 1995, James charted three singles and released a self-titled debut album that year. He returned to Arista as a recording artist in 2002, releasing two more singles.
Jon Randall Stewart is an American producer, songwriter, and musician.
NRG Recording Studios is a recording facility located in North Hollywood, California, that was created by producer and mixer Jay Baumgardner in 1992.
Live Oak Decline is an alternative rock band from Austin, Texas.
Christopher Edmund Stevens is an American record producer, mix-engineer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist based in Nashville, Tennessee.
Christopher G. Tompkins is an American songwriter based in Nashville. Since 2002 he has co-written songs for pop, rock, and country artists Jimmy Buffett, Blake Shelton, Keith Urban, Carrie Underwood, Jason Aldean, and Nickelback and has written charting singles for artists such as Kenny Chesney, Florida Georgia Line, and Tim McGraw.
My Kinda Party is the fourth studio album by American country music artist Jason Aldean. It was released on November 2, 2010, by Broken Bow Records. The songs were written by various songwriters including Neil Thrasher, Brantley Gilbert and Michael Dulaney.
The Big Revival is the sixteenth studio album by American country music artist Kenny Chesney. It was released via Blue Chair and Columbia Records on September 23, 2014.
"Head Above Water" is a song by Canadian singer-songwriter Avril Lavigne from her sixth studio album of the same name (2019). It was written by Lavigne and Travis Clark of We the Kings alongside its producer Stephan Moccio. It was released as the lead single from the album on September 19, 2018, by BMG Rights Management. It is Lavigne's first single since "Fly", released in April 2015. Commercially, the song peaked at number 64 on the US Billboard Hot 100, and entered the charts of 24 other countries and regions. In August 2019, a new version featuring vocals from We the Kings' Travis Clark was released.