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Vance Joy announces new single "Lay it On Me"
Vance Joy has announced the details for his new single.
The Australian singer/songwriter – born James Gabriel Keogh – christened "Lay it On Me" as the first promotional cut from his upcoming sophomore album under Warner Music Group / Atlantic Records.
The track was written by Vance Joy alongside American Grammy nominated multi-platinum musician Dave Bassett, whose credits also include Elle King's "Ex's & Oh's," Shinedown's "Second Chance," Rachel Platten's "Fight Song," Daughtry's "Torch," and Halestorm's "Love Bites (So Do I)."
Other songwriters expected to appear on the follow-up to 2014's "Dream Your Life Away" are Ross Golan (Charlie Puth), Jin Jin (RAYE), Ammar Malik (Shawn Mendes), Ryn Weaver (Jojo), Danny Parker (Jessie Ware), Charli XCX (Ricky Reed), Justin Tranter (Nick Jonas) and Julia Michaels (Labrinth).
On the production front, Joy has reportedly worked with Jason Evigan (Andy Grammer), Cashmere Cat (Kacy Hill), Nolan Lambroza (Jason Derulo), Teddy Geiger (Christina Aguilera), Benny Blanco (Ed Sheeran), Happy Perez (Demi Lovato) and Justin Parker (Conrad Sewell).
Watch the music video for "Fire and the Flood" below.
Tags: Ammar Malik, Atlantic Records, Benjamin "Benny Blanco" Levin, Benjamin Levin, Benny Blanco, Cashmere Cat, Charli XCX, Charlotte "Charli XCX" Aitchison, Charlotte Aitchison, Daniel "Danny" Parker, Daniel Parker, Danny Parker, Dave Bassett, Happy Perez, James "Vance Joy" Keogh, James Keogh, Janee "Jin Jin" Bennett, Janee Bennett, Jason Evigan, Jin Jin, Julia Michaels, Justin Parker, Justin Tranter, Magnus "Cashmere Cat" Hoiberg, Magnus Hoiberg, Nathan "Happy" Perez, Nathan Perez, Nolan "Sir Nolan" Lambroza, Nolan Lambroza, Ross Golan, Ryn Weaver, Sir Nolan, Teddy Geiger, Vance Joy, Warner Music Group, WMG
Louisa Johnson registers new song title with ASCAP
Louisa Johnson has registered a new song title with ASCAP – The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers.
"Feeling It" was written by Alexandra "Ali" Tamposi (Selena Gomez, Demi Lovato), Chloe Angelides (Lily Allen, Jason Derulo) and Steven "Steve Mac" McCutcheon (Ed Sheeran, Rita Ora).
The track is slotted for inclusion on Johnson's upcoming debut album under Simon Cowell's Sony imprint Syco Music.
Current promotional single "Best Behaviour" – which was written by Shungudzo "Alexandra Govere" Kuyimba and Daniel "Danny" Parker alongside the song's producers Thomas "Froe" Barnes, Benjamin Kohn and Peter "Merf" Kelleher of TMS – is now available via iTunes and all other digital streaming outlets.
For her first studio collection, Johnson has also worked with producers Tobias "Toby" Gad (Madonna), Matthew "BURNS" Burns (Kacy Hill), Dallas Austin (Ciara), Tre Jean-Marie (Mabel McVey), Arnthor Birgisson (RAYE), Joseph "Joe" Janiak (Britney Spears) and Nicholas "Digital Farm Animals" Gale (Little Mix).
Among the songwriters expected to appear on the album are Diane Warren (Andra Day), Caroline Ailin (Dua Lipa), Negin Djafari (Liza Owen), Ina Wroldsen (Leona Lewis), Maureen "MoZella" McDonald (Tinashe), Priscilla Renea (Kelly Clarkson), Marlon Roudette (Sinead Harnett), Jacob "JKash" Kasher (Charlie Pith) and Samuel "Sam" Romans (Jonas Blue).
Listen to the audio clip for "Best Behaviour" below.
Tags: Alexandra Govere, Arnthor Birgisson, Benjamin Kohn, BURNS, Caroline Ailin, Dallas Austin, Daniel "Danny" Parker, Daniel Parker, Danny Parker, Diane Warren, Digital Farm Animals, Ina Wroldsen, Jacob "JKash" Kasher, Jacob Kasher Hindlin, JKash, Joe Janiak, Joseph "Joe" Janiak, Joseph Janiak, Louisa Johnson, Marlon Roudette, Matthew Burns, Maureen "Mozella" McDonald, Maureen McDonald, Mozella, Negin Djafari, Nicholas "Digital Farm Animals" Gale, Nicholas Gale, Peter "Merf" Kelleher, Peter Kelleher, Priscilla Renea Hamilton, Sam Romans, Shungudzo "Alexandra Govere" Kuyimba, Shungudzo Kuyimba, Simon Cowell, SME, Sony Music Entertainment, Syco Music, Thomas "Froe" Barnes, Thomas Barnes, TMS, Tobias "Toby" Gad, Tobias Gad, Toby Gad, Tre Jean-Marie
Jessie Ware hits the studio with Kamille for new collaboration
Jessie Ware has teamed up with Kamille for a new collaboration.
The British singer/songwriter (born Camille Purcell) is responsible for co-writing Little Mix's "Power," Sigma's "Find Me," The Saturdays' "What About Us," Neiked's "Call Me," Leona Lewis' "Mr. Right," JLS' "Billion Lights," Ella Henderson's "Glow," Cheryl's "Throwback," Sam Bailey's "Treasure," Jessie J's "Hero," Olly Murs' "Grow Up," and Fleur East's "Sax."
Her upcoming debut studio collection – featuring alliances with Chris Loco, Dantae Johnson, Two Inch Punch, BullySongs, MNEK, and Goldfingers – is expected to arrive later this year via Virgin EMI Records.
Meanwhile, Ware is currently working on her third album under PMR Records and Island Records, which serves as the follow-up to 2014's "Tough Love."
The still-untitled collection reportedly delivers additional songwriting contributions from Ed Drewett, Rachel "Maiday" Moulden, Ammar Malik, Amy Wadge, Tobias Jesso Jr., Maureen "MoZella" McDonald, Sam Romans, Julia Michaels, Max McElligott, Shungudzo "Alexandra Govere" Kuyimba, Danny Parker, Neo "NAO" Joshua, and James Newman.
Fans of Kamille's songwriting works, on the other hand, should keep an eye on the next releases by Rudimental, The Script, David Guetta, Louis Tomlinson, Jess Glynne, Ella Henderson, Rita Ora, Tamera Foster, Sigala, Era Istrefi, Calum Scott, Wiz Kid, and Ella Eyre.
Stream the following playlist dedicated to Kamille's work!
Tags: Alexandra Govere, Ammar Malik, Amy Wadge, Camille "Kamille" Purcell, Camille Purcell, Daniel "Danny" Parker, Daniel Parker, Danny Parker, Ed Drewett, Island Records, James Newman, Jessie Ware, Julia Michaels, Kamille, Maureen "Mozella" McDonald, Maureen McDonald, Max McElligott, Moulden, Mozella, Nao, Neo "Nao" Joshua, Neo Joshua, PMR Records, Rachel "Maiday" Moulden, Rachel Moulden, Sam Romans, Shungudzo "Alexandra Govere" Kuyimba, Shungudzo Kuyimba, Tobias Jesso Jr., UMG, Universal Music Group
Jessie Ware reunites with Kid Harpoon for new album
Jessie Ware has reunited with Kid Harpoon for her upcoming third album.
The British singer, songwriter, and record producer – born Thomas Hull – previously teamed up with Ware on "Wildest Moments", "Night Light", and "Taking in Water," taken from 2012's "Devotion," and "Desire," taken from 2014's "Tough Love."
Other credits by Kid Harpoon include Florence & the Machine's "Ship to Wreck," Mabel's "Bedroom," Harry Styles' "Sweet Creature," Lea Michele's "Heavy Love," Shawn Mendes' "Roses," AlunaGeorge's "Wanderlust," Lily Allen's "Bass Like Home," Christina Perry's "Burning Gold," and Years & Years' "Desire."
Meanwhile, Ware is expected to release her next studio collection, which follows 2014's "Tough Love," later this year via PMR Records and Island Records.
The still-untitled collection reportedly delivers additional productions from Benny Blanco, Two Inch Punch, Julian Bunetta, Fred Ball, Stint, John "JRY" Ryan, Andrew "Pop" Wansel, Starsmith, Emile Haynie, Stephan Moccio, Bastian Langebaek, Jamie Scott, Samuel Dixon, and GRADES.
Among the songwriters expected to appear on the album are Ed Drewett, Rachel "Maiday" Moulden, Ammar Malik, Amy Wadge, Tobias Jesso Jr., Maureen "MoZella" McDonald, Sam Romans, Julia Michaels, Max McElligott, Shungudzo Kuyimba, Danny Parker, Neo "NAO" Joshua, and James Newman.
Stream the following playlist dedicate to Kid Harpoon's work!
Tags: Ajay "Stint" Bhattacharyya, Ajay Bhattacharyya, Alexandra Govere, Ammar Malik, Amy Wadge, Andrew "Pop" Wansel, Bastian Langebaek, Benjamin "Benny Blanco" Levin, Benjamin "Two Inch Punch" Ash, Benjamin Ash, Benjamin Levin, Benny Blanco, Daniel "Grades" Traynor, Daniel "Danny" Parker, Daniel Parker, Daniel Traynor, Danny Parker, Ed Drewett, Emile Haynie, Finlay-Dow Smith, Fred Ball, Grades, Island Records, James Newman, Jamie Scott, Jessie Ware, John "JRY" Ryan, Johny Henry Ryan, JRY, Julia Michaels, Julian Bunetta, Maiday, Maureen "Mozella" McDonald, Maureen McDonald, Max McElligott, Mozella, Nao, Neo "Nao" Joshua, Neo Joshua, PMR Records, Rachel "Maiday" Moulden, Rachel Moulden, Sam Dixon, Sam Romans, Samuel Dixon, Shungudzo "Alexandra Govere" Kuyimba, Shungudzo Kuyimba, Starsmith, Stephan Moccio, Stint, Tobias Jesso Jr., Two Inch Punch, UMG, Universal Music Group
Ella Henderson collaborates with Danny Parker for sophomore album
Ella Henderson has collaborated with Danny Parker for her second album.
The American songwriter is known for co-penning Louisa Johnson's "Best Behaviour," Shawn Mendes' "Stitches," Britney Spears' "Liar," James Blunt's "Heart to Heart," Birdy's "Save Yourself," and Nick Jonas' "Chains."
Parker's resume boasts further works with fellow songwriters and producers including Jason Evigan, Ross Golan, Shungudzo Kuyimba, Patrik Patrikious, Ilsey Juber, Teddy Geigher, Steph Jones, Breyan Isaac, Emily Warren, Ammar Malik, Daniel "Daylight" Kyriakides, Clarence Coffee Jr., Warren "Oak" Felder, Jonas Jeberg, Nick Ruth, Daniel "Robopop" Omelio, and TMS.
Meanwhile, Henderson is scheduled release her sophomore studio collection, which serves as the follow-up to 2014's "Chapter One," later this year via Simon Cowell's Sony imprint Syco Music.
The still-untitled project reportedly delivers additional songwriting contributions from Jenna Andrews, Chiara Hunter, Dayo Olatunji, Jennifer Decilveo, Lindy Robbins, Maegan Cottone, Kamille, Grace Barker, HARLOE, Caroline Ailin, Frances, Julia Michaels, Rachel Rohan, Amy Wadge, Cara Salimando, MoZella, Claude Kelly, Benjamin Arrow, Sam Romans, J Angel, Evan Bogart, Philip Plested, BullySongs, James Newman, Trey Campbell, JHart, Max McElligott, Iain James, Corey Sanders, Ed Drewett, and Justin Tranter.
Stream "Chapter One" below.
Tags: Amy Wadge, Andrew "BullySongs" Bullimore, Andrew Bullimore, Benjamin Arrow, BullySongs, Camille "Kamille" Purcell, Camille Purcell, Cara Salimando, Caroline Ailin, Chiara Hunter, Claude Kelly, Corey Sanders, Daniel "Danny" Parker, Daniel Parker, Danny Parker, Dayo Olatunji, Ed Drewett, Ella Henderson, Evan Bogart, Frances, Grace Barker, HARLOE, Iain James, J Angel, James "JHart" Abrahart, James Abrahart, James Newman, Jenna Andrews, Jennifer Decilveo, Jessica "HARLOE" Ashley, Jessica Ashley, JHart, Joseph Angel, Julia Michaels, Justin Tranter, Kamille, Lindy Robbins, Maegan Cottone, Maureen "Mozella" McDonald, Maureen McDonald, Max McElligott, Mozella, Philip Plested, Rachel Rohan, Sam Romans, Simon Cowell, SME, Sony Music Entertainment, Sophie "Frances" Cooke, Sophie Cooke, Syco Music, Trey Campbell
Liza Owen delivers new single "Don't Call Me Baby"
British singer/songwriter Liza Owen has delivered her new single online.
"Don't Call Me Baby" is now available via iTunes, Apple Music, Amazon, Google Play, Tidal and all other digital streaming platforms.
Owen co-wrote the track alongside Ali Tamposi, whose other credits include Kygo's "It Ain't Me," DJ Snake's "Let Me Love You," Lea Michele's "Getaway Car," Kelly Clarkson's "Stronger," Rozzi Crane's "Crazy Ass Bitch," Demi Lovato's "Never Been Hurt," and Alex & Sierra's "Little Do You Know."
Production duties on "Don't Call Me Baby" were handled by Daniel "Robopop" Omelio (Lana Del Rey's "Video Games" / Britney Spears' "Just Luv Me") and Jordan Palmer (Eden XO's "El Barrio" / Empire Cast's "Body Speak").
Owen's debut project – featuring the Lauren Dyson-penned / Goldfingers-produced "Better with Me" – is expected to arrive later this year.
The still-untitled project reportedly delivers additional productions from Bhavik "Knightstarr" Pattani, Luke Fitton, Hanni "Youthonix" Ibrahim, Mick Schultz, Nicholas "Digital Farm Animals" Gale, Benjamin "Benny Cassette" Rotondi, Levi Lennox, and Mac & Phil (Matthew Holmes & Philip Leigh).
Among the songwriters expected to appear on the collection are Negin Djafari, Eyelar Mirzazadeh, Maegan Cottone, Rachel Furner, Shungudzo Kuyimba, Sarah Hudson, Chloe Angelides, Lauren Aquilina, Asia Whiteacre, Ilsey Juber, Danny Parker, Ed Drewett, Corey Sanders, Brian Lee, and Philip Plested.
Stream "Don't Call Me Baby" below.
Tags: Alexandra Govere, Ali Tamposi, Asia Whiteacre, Benjamin "Benny Cassette" Rotondi, Benjamin Rotondi, Benny Cassette, Bhavik "KNIGHTSTARR" Pattani, Bhavik Pattani, Brian Lee, Chloe Angelides, Corey Sanders, Daniel "Danny" Parker, Daniel "Robopop" Omelio, Daniel Omelio, Daniel Parker, Danny Parker, Digital Farm Animals, Ed Drewett, Eyelar Mirzazadeh, Frank Nobel, Goldfingers, Hanni "Youthonix" Ibrahim, Hanni Ibrahim, Ilsey Juber, Jordan Palmer, Kightstarr, Lauren Aquilina, Lauren Dyson, Levi Lennox, Linus Nordstrom, Liza Owen, Luke Fitton, Mac & Phil, Maegan Cottone, Matthew Holmes, Mick Schultz, Negin Djafari, Nicholas "Digital Farm Animals" Gale, Nicholas Gale, Philip Leigh, Philip Plested, Rachel Furner, Robopop, Sarah Hudson, Shungudzo "Alexandra Govere" Kuyimba, Shungudzo Kuyimba, Youthonix
Louisa Johnson premieres music video for new single "Best Behaviour"
Louisa Johnson has premiered the music video for her new single online.
The British singer-songwriter posted the visual clip for "Best Behaviour" to her Vevo channel on Friday (March 31, 2017).
The track – now available via iTunes, Apple Music, Amazon, Google Play, Tidal and all other digital streaming platforms – was co-written by Johnson alongside Shungudzo "Shungudz" Kuyimba (Jessie Ware, Ella Henderson) and Daniel "Danny" Parker (Shawn Mendes, Jasmine Thompson).
Production duties on "Best Behaviour" were handled by Thomas "Froe" Barnes, Benjamin Kohn and Peter "Merf" Kelleher of TMS, who reportedly contributed to the next projects by Craig David, Taya, Nick Jonas, Ellie Goulding, Madcon, Fleur East, Mollie King, Aloe Blacc, The Vamps, Imani Williams, Era Istrefi, Dua Lipa, Liv Dawson, RAYE, Paloma Faith, Hey Violet, and Bebe Rexha.
As mentioned in earlier posts, Johnson's upcoming debut studio collection – featuring previous promotional single "So Good" – will arrive later this year via Simon Cowell's Sony imprint Syco Music.
Watch the music video for "Best Behaviour" below.
Tags: Benjamin Kohn, Daniel "Danny" Parker, Daniel Parker, Danny Parker, Louisa Johnson, Peter "Merf" Kelleher, Peter Kelleher, Shungudzo "Shungudz" Kuyimba, Shungudzo Kuyimba, Simon Cowell, SME, Sony Music Entertainment, Syco Music, Thomas "Froe" Barnes, Thomas Barnes, TMS
Jessie Ware enlists NAO, GRADES for new collaboration
Jessie Ware has enlisted the songwriting and production services of NAO and GRADES for a her upcoming third album.
"No filter can hide how tired I am but what an absolute TREAT to be in the studio with @this_nao & @grades," the British singer/songwriter posted to her Instagram profile on Tuesday (March 28, 2017).
NAO's debut studio collection, 2016's "For All We Know," peaked to number seventeen on the UK Albums Chart and spawned singles including "Bad Blood," "Fool to Love," "Girlfriend" and "In the Morning."
Meanwhile, GRADES is responsible for producing singles including NAO's "Bad Blood," Tinie Tempah's "Text from Your Ex," Aanysa's "Burn Break Crash," Sinead Harnett's "If You Let Me," and WENS' "Bleed."
Ware, on the other hand, is expected to release her third studio collection later this year via PMR Records and Island Records.
The follow-up to 2014's "Tough Love" reportedly delivers further productions from Jamie Scott, Benny Blanco, Two Inch Punch, Julian Bunetta, Andrew "Pop" Wansel, Emile Haynie, John Henry Ryan, Stephan Moccio, Fred Ball, Sam Dixon, Bastian Langebaek, and Ajay "STINT" Bhattacharyya.
Among the songwriters expected to appear on the album are Danny Parker, Maureen "MoZella" McDonald, Ed Drewett, Julia Michaels, Ammar Malik, Rachel "Maiday" Moulden, James Newman, Amy Wadge, Max McElligott, Shungudzo "Shungudz" Kuyimba, Tobias Jesso Jr., and Sam Romans.
Stream NAO's "For All We Know" below.
Tags: Ajay "Stint" Bhattacharyya, Ajay Bhattacharyya, Ammar Malik, Andrew "Pop" Wansel, Andrew Wansel, Bastian Langebaek, Benjamin Ash, Benjamin "Benny Blanco" Levin, Benjamin "Two Inch Punch" Ash, Benjamin Levin, Benny Blanco, Daniel "Grades" Traynor, Daniel "Danny" Parker, Daniel Parker, Daniel Traynor, Danny Parker, Ed Drewett, Ed Sheeran, Emile Haynie, Finlay-Dow Smith, Fred Ball, Grades, Island Records, Jamie Scott, Jessie Ware, John Henry Ryan, Julia Michaels, Julian Bunetta, Maiday, Maureen "Mozella" McDonald, Max McElligott, Mozella, Nao, Neo "Nao" Joshua, PMR Records, Rachel "Maiday" Mouldsen, Rachel Moulden, Samuel Dixon, Shungduzo "Shungudzo" Kuyimba, Shungudz, Shungudzo Kuyimba, Starsmith, Stephan Moccio, Stint, Two Inch Punch, UMG, Universal Music Group
Jessie Ware hits the studio with Shungudzo Kuyimba, Danny Parter, Stint
British singer/songwriter Jessie Ware has teamed up with Shungudzo Kuyimba, Danny Parker, and Stint for a new collaboration.
Kuyimba and Parker are responsible for co-writing "Bad Behaviour" for Louisa Johnson alongside the song's producers Thomas "Froe" Barnes, Peter "Merf" Kelleher and Benjamin Kohn of TMS.
Meanwhile, Stint's songwriting and production resume boasts works with Zara Larsson ("Make That Money Girl"), AlunaGeorge ("Jealous"), NAO ("Girlfriend"), Santigold ("Walking in a Circle"), BANKS ("In Your Eyes"), Gallant ("Skipping Stones") and Carly Rae Jepsen ("LA Hallucinations").
The still-untitled project reportedly delivers further productions from Benny Blanco, Two Inch Punch, Julian Bunetta, Andrew "Pop" Wansel, Emile Haynie, John Ryan, Stephan Moccio, Fred Ball, Sam Dixon, and Bastian Langebaek.
Among the songwriters expected to appear on the album are Jamie Scott, MoZella, Ed Drewett, Julia Michaels, Ammar Malik, Maiday, James Newman, Amy Wadge, Sam Romans, Max McElligott, and Tobias Jesso Jr.
Ware's previous studio collection, 2014's "Tough Love," peaked to number nine on the UK Albums Chart and spawned singles including "Champagne Kisses," "You and I (Forever)," and the Ed Sheeran-assisted "Say You Love Me."
Watch the music video for "Champagne Kisses" below.
Tags: Ajay "Stint" Bhattacharyya, Ajay Bhattacharyya, Ammar Malik, Andrew "Pop" Wansel, Andrew Wansel, Bastian Langebaek, Benjamin Ash, Benjamin "Benny Blanco" Levin, Benjamin "Two Inch Punch" Ash, Benjamin Levin, Benny Blanco, Daniel "Danny" Parker, Daniel Parker, Danny Parker, Ed Drewett, Ed Sheeran, Emile Haynie, Finlay-Dow Smith, Fred Ball, Island Records, Jamie Scott, Jessie Ware, John Henry Ryan, Julia Michaels, Julian Bunetta, Maiday, Maureen "Mozella" McDonald, Max McElligott, Mozella, PMR Records, Rachel "Maiday" Mouldsen, Rachel Moulden, Samuel Dixon, Shungduzo "Shungudzo" Kuyimba, Shungudz, Shungudzo Kuyimba, Starsmith, Stephan Moccio, Stint, Two Inch Punch, UMG, Universal Music Group
James Blunt premieres music video for new single "Bartender"
James Blunt has premiered the music video for his new single online.
The British singer-songwriter posted the visual clip for "Bartender" to his YouTube channel on Friday (March 10, 2017).
The track was co-written by Blunt alongside Stephanie "Steph" Jones, whose other credits include Bea Miller's "Burning Bridges," Sabrina Carpenter's "Don't Want it Back," Dylan Scott's "Rules," and Chris Lane's "Circles."
Production duties on "Bartender," on the other hand, were collectively handled by Daniel "Danny" Parker (Nick Jonas, Britney Spears) and Theodore "Teddy" Geiger (Shawn Mendes, Ricky Reed).
As mentioned in earlier posts, Blunt's fifth studio collection "The Afterlove" – featuring previous singles "Make Me Better," "Time of Our Lives" and "Love Me Better" – will arrive on March 24 via Atlantic Records.
Other album producers include Stephan Moccio (Seal), Ryan Tedder (Adele), Steve Robson (Olly Murs), The Underdogs (Justin Timberlake), Steve Mac (Jess Glynne), Johnny McDaid (Harry Styles) and Ed Sheeran (Taylor Swift).
On the songwriting front, Blunt has teamed up with Amy Wadge (Geri Halliwell), Dewain Whitmore (Pia Toscano), Maureen "MoZella" McDonald (Miley Cyrus), Patrick "J. Que" Smith (Mollie King), Emily Warren (Dua Lipa) and Taurian "Adonis" Shropshire (Ciara).
Watch the music video for "Bartender" below.
Tags: Adonis, Amy Wadge, Atlantic Records, Damon Thomas, Daniel "Danny" Parker, Daniel Parker, Danny Parker, Dewain Whitmore, Ed Sheeran, Emily Warren, Harvey Mason Jr., J. Que, James Blunt, Johnny McDaid, Maureen "Mozella" McDonald, Maureen McDonald, Mozella, Patrick "J. Que" Smith, Patrick Smith, Ryan Tedder, Steph Jones, Stephan Moccio, Stephanie "Steph" Jones, Stephanie Jones, Steve Mac, Steve Robson, Taurian "Adonis" Shropshire, Taurian Shropshire, Teddy Geiger, The Underdogs, Theodore "Teddy" Geiger, Theodore Geiger, Warner Music Group, WMG