Oh, Hush!

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Oh, Hush!
Birth nameChris Sernel
Origin Los Angeles, California, United States
Genres
Occupation(s)Singer, record producer
Instruments
  • vocals
  • keyboard
Years active2007—present
Labels Atlantic, Warner Chappell, Artist Publishing Group

Chris Sernel, [1] also known as Oh, Hush!, is an American recording artist and Grammy-nominated producer. [2]

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Early in his career, Sernel reveled in anonymity under the Oh, Hush! alias, not performing shows or giving interviews and relying heavily on word of mouth in contrast to usual music industry norms. [3]

Shortly after the release of the debut The Yellow Album, Oh, Hush! was signed by Mike Caren of Artist Publishing Group. [4] Oh, Hush! has composed music for commercials for companies such as Dunkin Donuts, Wal-Mart, & Nutella. [1]

Discography

Studio albums

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SongArtist/AlbumRecord LabelCredits
"Friends Are Family"Oh, Hush! Feat. Will Arnett – The Lego Batman Movie WaterTower Music Writer / Artist / Producer / Mixer
"Found My Place"Oh, Hush! Feat. Jeff Lewis – The Lego Ninjago Movie WaterTower Music Writer / Artist / Producer / Mixer
"Happy Hour" Weezer – Pacific Daydream Atlantic Records Writer / Producer - Awards: Top 10 Alternative Radio / Grammy Nomination
"What Part of Forever" Cee Lo Green – Eclipse Atlantic/Chop ShopWriter / Producer – Awards: Grammy Nomination; Gold Record
"Tattoo" Jason Derulo – Tattoos Warner Bros Writer
"Concrete" Britt Nicole – #BrittNicole Capitol Records Writer / Producer
"Exhale" Kenzie Ziegler x Sia – Single Arista Records Vocal Producer
"I Dare You" Bea Miller – Not An Apology Syco, Hollywood Writer / Producer
"Magical Surprise" Liu Yuning Disney Writer / Producer
"Can't Take Back The Bullet," "Smash Into You" Hey Violet – I Can Feel It EP Hi Or Hey Records, Capitol Records Writer / Producer / Mixer
"Beautiful Life" Cobra Starship - Single Fueled By Ramen Writer / Producer / Mixer
"I Love Myself For Hating You" Diamante - Single Eleven Seven Label Group Writer
"Not Gonna Let You Walk Away" Tennessee Mix Lolo – Single Crush Music / Atlantic Producer
"The Fruitful Darkness LP" Trevor Hall - The Fruitful DarknessIndependentMixer
"Girl Like You" Union J – You Got It All Epic Writer / Producer / Mixer
"See You Again" Loreen – Heal Warner Music Sweden Writer - Award: SWE Platinum [5]
"Infatuated"Sweet California - "Break of Day"Warner - SpainWriter - Awards: #1 Album; Gold Record
"Faith Hope Love Repeat (radio mix)" Brandon Heath - Faith Hope Love Repeat Reunion Producer / Mixer
"Stardust" Family Force 5 - El Compadre Word Writer / Producer
"Just A Friend" Jamie Grace - Ready to Fly Gotee Records Writer / Producer
"Wiser," "Hate You More," "Death of Me" Madilyn Bailey - Wiser EPWriter / Producer / Mixer
"People of A Second Chance," "On Again Off Again" Group 1 Crew - Power Word Writer / Producer
"Upside Down" Ross Lynch / Austin & Ally – Turn It Up (Soundtrack) Disney Mixer
"Me And You" Laura Marano / Austin & Ally – Turn It Up (Soundtrack) Disney Mixer
"That's What I'm Talkin' Bout"Kylie Cantrall Disney Mixer
"Feeling Some Kinda Way"Kylie Cantrall Disney Mixer
"Better In Stereo" Dove Cameron – Liv and Maddie Theme Song Disney Mixer
"Too Much" Zendaya – Zapped Soundtrack Disney Mixer
"Start A Fire" BP Rania – single DR Music Writer / Producer
"Intro", "Chasing Daylight", "Bittersweet Surrender", "Perfect Mistake", "Some Kind of Miracle", "A Way Out"Makeshift Prodigy - Illuminate Atlantic Writer / Producer / Mixer
"World's Gonna End" Megan & Liz – This Time Collective Sounds Writer / Producer / Mixer
"When You Were Mine" Megan & Liz – Bad For Me EP Collective Sounds Writer / Producer / Mixer
"Be The Change", "Superstars"Shuree – Be The Change EP BEC Recordings Writer / Producer / Mixer
"V.I.P.", "King of Mercy", "Good News"Manic Drive - V.I.P.Whiplash/BEMAWriter / Producer / Mixer - Awards: Juno Award, #1 Christian Rock
"Lights Out"Silverline - Lights OutDream Records / EMIWriter – Awards: #1 Christian Rock

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References

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  2. ↑ Blume, Jason (28 July 2014). "Writing and Placing Songs Internationally". Broadcast Music, Inc. Retrieved 25 July 2015.
  3. ↑ Frost, Kayla. "Oh, Hush!" AzTeen Magazine. Dec. 2007 Archived 2012-06-25 at the Wayback Machine
  4. ↑ ", Wilhelm, Alex. "Oh, Hush! Sign…" Crazed Hits." Archived from the original on 2010-12-30. Retrieved 2012-06-21.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: unfit URL (link)
  5. ↑ "Veckolista Album - Vecka 45, 9 november 2012" (in Swedish). Sverigetopplistan. Archived from the original on 9 November 2012. Retrieved 9 November 2012.
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