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Kamille
Birth nameCamille Angelina Purcell
Born (1988-06-29) 29 June 1988 (age 36)
Streatham, London, England
Genres
Occupations
  • Songwriter
  • singer
  • producer
Years active2008–present
LabelsVirgin EMI, BMG Rights Management, Pure Cut
Spouse
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(m. 2021)​

Camille Angelina Purcell (born 29 June 1988), known professionally as Kamille, is a British singer-songwriter and record producer.

Kamille's co-writing and co-production contributions have accumulated to over 10 billion streams, as well as over 30 UK platinum certifications, 6 UK #1 singles, over 20 UK top 10 singles, #1 singles in over 15 countries and hundreds of hours of airplay on radio across the globe.[1] She has also amassed over 117 million streams as an artist herself.[2]

She has solidified herself as one of the UK's most successful songwriters,[3] and has won several awards for her work, including a BRIT Award, 2 Grammy Awards, a Music Week Women in Music Award, and an Ivor Novello - becoming the youngest black female to receive the prestigious "Outstanding Song Collection" Award.[4]

Early life and career beginnings

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Camille Angelina Purcell was born on 29 June 1984 in Streatham, London.[5] She is of Jamaican and Cuban descent.[6] Growing up Kamille felt she had "big shoes to fill" due to both of her parents being successful in their respective careers, with her mother being in receipt of an MBE and her father a successful business man.[7][8] Kamille grew up singing and even attended the Sylvia Young Theatre School part-time on the weekends where she developed her singing, dancing and acting skills, however her parents always encouraged her to focus on her education.[9][10] Following her parents advice, went on to gain a degree in economics, before working as a stockbroker.[11]

Kamille started her songwriting career when she was introduced to a producer by a family friend and began spending time in a studio after work.[12] She decided one day to leave her job on her lunch break and never went back.[13] Months later in 2012, Kamille had her breakthrough when a song she had co-written, "What About Us", was pitched to Polydor Records and given to The Saturdays featuring Sean Paul.[14] The track went straight to number one in the UK.[15]

Songwriting, production and Pure Cut

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Following on from her success with What About Us, Kamille began writing with artists such as Leona Lewis, Jessie J, JLS, and most notably Little Mix. In November 2013, Little Mix released their sophomore album ‘Salute’ in which Kamille had co-written 3 songs. This began a long-term relationship between her and the girls which propelled them, and Kamille herself, to worldwide success. In 2015, Little Mix released the first single from their third album ‘Black Magic’, co-written by Kamille, which went straight to #1 in the UK and remained there for 3 weeks.[16] This also gained Kamille her first Brit Award nomination for Best British Single in 2016.[17] Later that year she wrote ‘Shout Out To My Ex’, the first single from their 4th album Glory Days. The track also 3 weeks at #1 in the UK and has since been certified 4× Platinum in the UK,[18] becoming the first single by a girl group in a decade to achieve this milestone, and their most notable hit to date. The track won Kamille and Little Mix their first Brit Award in 2017, for ‘Best British Single’.[19]

In total, she has written 32 songs for Little Mix, which have contributed to seven consecutive UK Top 5 albums and ten UK Top 20 singles.[20] In 2018, Kamille wrote and featured on the song 'More Than Words' from their fifth album, about their close relationship over the years of working together.[21] She has been considered the group's unofficial 5th member, both publicly by Little Mix themselves,[22] and by the national press.[23][24]

Kamille has collaborated with countless other globally successful artists, achieving multiple successes. In 2018 she achieved two UK #1 singles back-to-back, first with ‘I'll Be There’ co-written for Jess Glynne, immediately followed by ‘Solo’ co-written for Clean Bandit featuring Demi Lovato, both of which were nominated for 'Best British Single' at the 2019 Brit Awards.[25] ‘Solo’ was named the ‘most-Shazamed’ song of 2018,[26] and has since achieved over 1 billion streams on Spotify.[27] Kamille's achievements were recognised at the A&R Awards 2018 where she won Songwriter of the Year.[28]

In January 2019 Kamille co-wrote ‘Don't Call Me Up’ for Mabel alongside Steve Mac. The song has become Mabel's most successful song to date. It peaked at #3 in the UK singles chart,[29] was nominated for a Brit Award for ‘Best British Single’,[30] it has achieved a 3× Platinum certification in the UK,[31] and has amassed over 1 billion Spotify streams. The song finished as the 9th best-selling single for a female artist in the UK in 2019, and fourth best-selling by a female artist.[32] Kamille has also co-written ‘Mad Love’ and ‘Boyfriend’ for Mabel which have both achieved Platinum UK certifications.[33][34] She also appeared as a featured artist on Mabel's debut album ‘High Expectations’, singing a verse on the track ‘Selfish Love’.

In November 2019 Kamille was further recognised for her “significant contribution to the making of music behind the scenes, through songwriting, studio production, or studio technology”, when she was awarded the 'Music Creative Award' at the Music Week Women in Music Awards.[35]

Also in 2019, Kamille officially launched her record label and publishing company, Pure Cut.[36] She cited fellow artist and businesswoman Beyoncé as an inspiration behind creation of the label, stating: "Seeing the empire Beyoncé's building now, it just cemented how I felt all along: that I want to be able to do that, and I want more for myself. I think that's driven me. What I want to do is be a helpful hand for artists with whatever they need, I can't have this knowledge and experience and not give that to others and share that with people. That's really where I'm coming from".[37] Alongside the launch of Pure Cut, in 2020, Kamille built and launched her own recording studio called 'Saint Studios' situated within London's Metropolis Studios.

In 2020, Kamille co-wrote 'Cool', the third track from Dua Lipa's second album ‘Future Nostalgia’, which was nominated for a Mercury Prize award.[38] That year she also contributed to a further five UK Top 10 Singles. As well as co-writing, she also provided an uncredited vocal hook to Headie One, AJ Tracey and Stormzy's single ‘Ain't It Different’, singing the lyrics to the sampled track 'No Long Talking' by Lady Saw.[39] The song also appeared on Headie One's album ‘Edna’ which debuted at #1 in the UK Albums Chart.[40]

2020 lead Kamille to take active steps in the music industry to promote opportunities for women in music. She took up a year-long mentorship of songwriter and producer Griff as part of the Ivor's Academy Rising Star Award programme,[41] and she teamed up with producer and songwriter Fred Again to launch the 'Next Up' programme with 'She Is the Music' to seek and mentor female producers.[42]

In March 2021, Kamille won her first Grammy Award when 'Future Nostalgia' won 'Pop Vocal Album' at the 63rd Grammy Awards. She also received her sixth Brit Award nomination when 'Ain't It Different' was nominated for 'British Single'.[43]

In September 2022, Kamille achieved her 6th UK Number 1 Single[44] with David Guetta and Bebe Rexha's 'I'm Good (Blue) which also peaked at number 4 on the Billboard Hot 100 in the United States.[45]

In 2023, she co-wrote 2 songs on Kylie Minogue's sixteenth studio album Tension which debuted at number 1 on the UK Albums Chart.[46] This achievement marked Kamille's tenth UK Number 1 album as a credited songwriter.[47]

In May 2023, she also received her first Ivor Novello award for 'Outstanding Song Collection', becoming the youngest Black woman to win the award.[48]

In February 2024, Kamille received her 2nd Grammy Award for contributions towards Fred Again's studio album Actual Life 3 (January 1 – September 9 2022) which won Best Dance/Electronic Album.[49]

Artist career

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In 2017, Kamille officially launched her career as an artist in her own right. She released her first single "Body" featuring Avelino in October. It was quickly followed by her debut EP "My Head's a Mess" on 17th November, released through Virgin records.

In March & April 2018, Kamille featured as a live solo artist for the first time when she opened for Jessie Ware on her UK Glasshouse Tour.[50] In June 2018 she featured as the vocalist on Gorgon City & Ghosted's 'Go Deep', and in July she released her new solo single 'Emotional' featuring Kranium and Louis Rei. The song was later remixed to include verses from Chip and Stefflon Don.[51]

Kamille featured as the live vocalist for British DJ Jax Jones, performing his song "Breathe" with him in the BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge,[52] at the 2018 Jingle Bell Ball, held at the O2 Arena in London, and on the Christmas Edition of Top of the Pops in December 2018.[53]

In 2019, Kamille focused her artist efforts on collaboration. She appeared as a featured artist on 'My Love' with Dr Vades, as well as 'Easy Loving You' on SG Lewis' EP 'Blue'. She also collaborated with GRM Daily on the track 'One More Night' featuring alongside Wretch 32 & WSTRN.

At the tail end of 2019, Kamille officially launched her record label and publishing company, Pure Cut. With herself as the first signing, her first Pure Cut release was single 'Don't Answer' featuring Wiley. She then released her first Christmas single on the label, 'Santa x4' featuring Next Town Down.

In November 2019 Kamille appeared alongside Little Mix for the first time as an artist when she joined the girls on stage for four nights of their LM5 Tour at the O2 Arena in London to perform 'More Than Words' taken from the group's fifth album, LM5, including the final date which was filmed for LM5: The Tour Film.[54]

In 2020, Kamille released singles, 'Love + Attention' and 'Somebody' featuring Ebenezer, as well as featuring as an artist on 'Miss Jagger' with Lotto Boyzz.

In January 2021, Kamille released the single 'AYO!' with S1mba. The music video for 'AYO!' featured her new studio, Saint Studios, in the public eye for the first time. Her second single, 'Mirror Mirror' was released in March 2021 alongside a music video with cameos from MNEK and Little Mix's Jade Thirlwall.[55] The track went viral on TikTok, reaching #1 on the UK Hot 50 Chart and the associated hashtag #WhoTheBaddest being used over 68 million times.[56][57]

Kamille provided the vocals for 'Move' by Kingdom 93 & Goldfingers in May 2021, released on Warner Records.

In July, she released the song "Sad Party", featuring Haile and Ivorian Doll.

In 2022, Kamille released two singles, "learning"[58] and "weight Loss".[59]

On 12 May 2023, Kamille released the lead single from her debut album, "Muscle Memory", featuring Nile Rodgers.[60] A month later, Kamille released "Options", featuring Tamera and Bellah.[61] "Time To Kill", the third single from the album, was released in August 2023.[62] On 8 September 2023, Kamille released her debut studio album, K1.[63]

In May 2024, Kamille released the first single from her anticipated second album 'K2' called 'Headline'. The song was named BBC Radio 1's 'Tune of the Week' the following month.[64] In July, she released the second single 'Freak'.

Personal life

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In June 2020, she became engaged to producer Tazer and the two married in August 2021,[65] which was documented on Channel 4's Documentary-Reality TV series 'Highlife'.[66] Purcell gave birth to a son in April 2023.[67][68]

Discography

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Studio albums

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Title Details
K1[69]

Extended plays

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Title Details
My Head's a Mess[70]

Singles

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Title Year Album
"Body"
(featuring Avelino) 		2017 My Head's a Mess
"Raindrops"
"Go Deep"
(with Gorgon City and Ghosted) 		2018 Escape
"Emotional"[71]
(featuring Kranium and Louis Rei (Wstrn)) 		Non-album singles
"My Love"
(with Dr. Vades) 		2019
"Don't Answer"
(featuring Wiley)
"Santa x4"
(featuring Next Town Down)
"Love + Attention" 2020
"Somebody"
(featuring Ebenezer)
"AYO!"
(featuring S1mba) 		2021
"Mirror Mirror"
"Sad Party"
(featuring Haile and Ivorian Doll)
"learning" 2022
“weight loss"
"Muscle Memory"
(featuring Nile Rodgers) 		2023 K1
"Options"
(featuring Tamera and Bellah)
"Time to Kill"
"Manifesting" - Pt. 2"
(with Kojey Radical) 		Non-album single
"Headline" 2024 TBA
"Freak"

Guest appearances

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Title Year Other performer(s) Album
"Anthem" 2015 Brookes Brothers Non-album singles
"Get Some" 2017 Ghosted
"More Than Words" 2018 Little Mix LM5
"Easy Loving You" SG Lewis Blue - EP
"One More Night" GRM Daily, Wretch 32, WSTRN Non-album single
"My Love" Dr Vades
"Selfish Love" 2019 Mabel High Expectations
"Lifestyle" 2020 Tiësto The London Sessions
"What's It Gonna Be"
"Miss Jagger" Lotto Boyzz Non-album single
"Move" 2021 Kingdom 93, Goldfingers
"Kammy (like i do)" 2022 Fred Again Actual Life 3 (January 1 - September 9, 2022)

Songwriting and production credits

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  indicates a background vocal contribution.

  indicates an un-credited lead vocal contribution.

  indicates a credited vocal/featured artist contribution.

^ indicates a production credit in addition to a songwriting credit

Year Artist Album Song Co-written with
2012 Tinchy Stryder Non-album single "Help Me" Kwasi Danquah III, Oliver Jacobs
The Saturdays Living for the Weekend "What About Us" (solo or featuring Sean Paul) Oliver Jacobs, Philip Jacobs, Sean Paul Henriques
2013 Jessie J Alive "Hero" Jessica Cornish, Lorne Tennant, Marwan Bergamy, Meshak Moore
Little Mix Salute "Nothing Feels Like You" Perrie Edwards, Jessica Nelson, Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Jade Thirlwall, Uzoechi Emenike
"Boy" George Tizzard, Richard Parkhouse
"Good Enough" Perrie Edwards, Jessica Nelson, Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Jade Thirlwall, Thomas Barnes, Peter Kelleher, Benjamin Kohn
JLS Goodbye – The Greatest Hits "Billion Lights" Lorne Tennant, Daniel Lancaster, David Mespoulet, Sandy Vee
Leona Lewis Christmas, with Love "Mr. Right" Leona Lewis, Jez Ashurst, Ash Howes, Richard "Biff" Stannard
2014 Sam Bailey The Power Of Love "Treasure" Bradford Ellis, Jez Ashurst, Richard "Biff" Stannard
The Saturdays Finest Selection: The Greatest Hits "808" Jamal Gure, George Tizzard, Richard Parkhouse
Ella Henderson Chapter One "Glow" Steve McCutcheon
"Empire" Gabriella Henderson, Thomas Barnes, Peter Kelleher, Benjamin Kohn
Cheryl Only Human "Throwback" Cheryl Tweedy, Nicola Roberts, George Tizzard, Richard Parkhouse
Union J You Got It All "Song for You and I" Matthew Schwartz, Joshua Wilkinson, James F. Reynolds
2015 Little Mix Get Weird "Black Magic" Edward Drewett, Edvard Forre Erfjord, Henrik Barman Michelsen
Andrea Faustini Kelly "Give a Little Love" Andrea Faustini, Lee McCutcheon
Little Mix Get Weird "Love Me Like You" James Newman, Steve McCutcheon, Iain Farquarson
"Weird People" Edward Drewett, Edvard Forre Erfjord, Henrik Barman Michelsen
"Hair"
(solo or featuring Sean Paul)		 Anita Blay, Iain Farquarson, Edvard Forre Erfjord, Henrik Barman Michelsen
"Grown" Perrie Edwards, Jessica Nelson, Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Jade Thirlwall, Jessica Glynne, Janee Bennett, Edvard Forre Erfjord, Henrik Barman Michelsen
"I Love You" Perrie Edwards, Jessica Nelson, Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Jade Thirlwall, Thomas Barnes, Peter Kelleher, Benjamin Kohn
"The End" (No additional writers)
"The Beginning" (No additional writers)
Fleur East Love, Sax and Flashbacks "Sax" Fleur East, James Abrahart, Edvard Forre Erfjord, Henrik Barman Michelsen
"More and More" Fleur East, James Abrahart, Edvard Forre Erfjord, Henrik Barman Michelsen
"Gold Watch" Fleur East, Edward Drewett, Thomas Barnes, Peter Kelleher, Benjamin Kohn
2016 LuvBug Non-album single "Best is Yet to Come" Roy Stride, Steve McCutcheon
Olly Murs 24 HRS "You Don't Know Love" Oliver Murs, Wayne Hector, Steve Robson
"Grow Up" Oliver Murs, Wayne Hector, Steve Robson
Little Mix Glory Days "Shout Out to My Ex" Perrie Edwards, Jessica Nelson, Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Jade Thirlwall, Iain Farquarson, Edvard Forre Erfjord, Henrik Barman Michelsen
Sigma Non-album single "Find Me"
(featuring Birdy)		 Cameron Edwards, Joseph Lenzie, Jasmine van den Bogaerde, Thomas Barnes, Peter Kelleher, Benjamin Kohn
Little Mix Glory Days "Power" James Abrahart, Daniel Omelio
"Your Love" James Abrahart, Jeremy Coleman
"Nothing Else Matters" Wayne Hector, Daniel Heloy Davidsen, Peter Wallevik, Mich Hansen
"Beep Beep" Iain Farquarson, Edvard Forre Erfjord, Henrik Barman Michelsen
2017 Neiked Non-album single "Call Me"
(featuring Mimi)		 Victor Radstrom, Geraldo Sandell, Alexander Papaconstantinou, Viktor Svensson, Steve Robinson, Mimmi Linnea Sanden
The Script Freedom Child "Rain" Daniel O'Donoghue, Mark Sheehan, James Barry
Ghosted Non-album single "Get Some"
(featuring Kamille)		 Thomas Barnes, Peter Kelleher, Benjamin Kohn
CNCO CNCO "Reggaetón Lento" (Remix) (with Little Mix) Luis Angel O'Neill, Jadan Andino, Eric Pérez, Jorge Class, Jean Rodriguez
The Script Freedom Child "No Man is an Island" Daniel O'Donoghue, Mark Sheehan, James "Jimbo" Barton
Kideko Non-album single "Dum Dum" (with Tinie Tempah and Becky G) Ryan Hurley, Timothy Powell
Syn Cole Non-album single "Got the Feeling"
(featuring Kirstin)		 Rene Pais, Grace Barker, Steve Robson
2018 Don Diablo FUTURE "Give Me Love"
(featuring Calum Scott)		 Don Schipper, Martijn van Sonderen, Andrew Bullimore, Victor Bolander, Linus Nordstrom, Calum Scott
MIST Diamond In The Dirt "Wish Me Well"
(featuring Jessie Ware)		 Rhys Sylvester, Shah Naseem, Jessica Ware
Louisa Non-album single "Yes"
(featuring 2 Chainz)		 Andrew Bullimore, Christopher Crowhurst, Frank Nobel, Linus Nordstrom, Matthew Radosevich, Tauheed Epps
Wild Youth Non-album single "Can't Move On" Conor O'Donohoe, Daniel O'Donoghue, Mark Sheehan
Jess Glynne Always In Between "I'll Be There" Jessica Glynne, Jerker Hansson, Finlay Dow-Smith, Edvard Forre Erfjord, Henrik Barman Michelsen
Clean Bandit What Is Love? "Solo"
(featuring Demi Lovato)		 Jack Patterson, Grace Chatto, Fredrik Gibson, Demetria Lovato
Jax Jones Snacks EP "Ring Ring" (featuring Mabel and Rich the Kid) Timucin Aluo, Uzoechi Emenike, Mark Ralph, Mabel McVey, Marlon McVey-Roudette
James Arthur Non-album single "You Deserve Better" James Arthur, Thomas Barnes, Peter Kelleher, Benjamin Kohn
Marc E. Bassy Postmodern Depression "Right Now" Marc Griffin, David Park, Nicholas Balding, James Alexander Hau
Olly Murs You Know I Know "Love Me Again" Oliver Murs, Wayne Hector, Steve Robson
Little Mix LM5 "Think About Us"^ Frank Nobel, Linus Nordstrom
"Strip"
(featuring Sharaya J)		 Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Jade Thirlwall, Perrie Edwards, Jessica Nelson, Christopher Crowhurst, Sharaya Howell
"Monster in Me" Arya Jones, Christopher Crowhurst, Frank Nobel, Linus Nordstrom
"Love a Girl Right" Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Jade Thirlwall, Perrie Edwards, Jessica Nelson, Christopher Crowhurst, Robert Suarez, John Barrett, Joseph Longo III, Timothy Kelley, Robert Robinson, Mark Andrews, Markquis Collins
"More Than Words"
(featuring Kamille)		 Anya Jones, Timothy Mosley, Angel Lopez, Federico Vindver, Larrance Dopson
"The Cure" Thomas Barnes, Peter Kelleher, Benjamin Kohn
"Forget You Not" Anya Jones, Edvard Forre Erfjord, Henrik Barman Michelsen
Clean Bandit What Is Love? "Baby" (featuring Marina and Luis Fonsi) Jack Patterson, Jason Evigan, Marina Diamandis, Matthew Knott, Luis Lopez-Cepero
Boyzone Thank You & Goodnight "Tongue Tied"
(featuring Alesha Dixon)		 David Ezra, Andrew Bullimore, Frank Nobel, Linus Nordstrom
"Loaded Gun" Edward Drewett, Daniel Heloy Davidsen, Peter Wallevik, Mich Hansen
2019 Mabel High Expectations "Don't Call Me Up" Mabel McVey, Steve McCutcheon
Wild Youth The Last Goodbye - EP "Close" Conor O'Donohoe, Daniel O'Donoghue, Mark Sheehan, James Barry
Europa Non-album single "All Day and Night"
(featuring Madison Beer)		 Timucin Aluo, Martin Picandet, Hailee Steinfeld, Janee Bennett, Rebecca Hill, Mark Ralph
Mabel High Expectations "Mad Love" Mabel McVey, Steve McCutcheon
SG Lewis Dawn - EP "Easy Loving You"
(featuring Kamille)		 Samuel George Lewis, Benjamin Ash
Jax Jones Snacks "Harder"
(with Bebe Rexha)		 Timucin Aluo, Steve McCutcheon, Bleta Rexha
Mabel High Expectations "Selfish Love"
(featuring Kamille)		 Mabel McVey, Fraser Thornycroft-Smith
RITUAL Non-album single "Hard Times"
(with Robinson)		 Adam Midgley, Thomas Baxtor, Gerard O'Connell
The Script Sunsets & Full Moons "The Hurt Game" Daniel O'Donoghue, Mark Sheehan
Westlife Spectrum "L.O.V.E." Markus Feehily, Shane Filan, Steve McCutcheon
"Take Me There" Markus Feehily, Shane Filan, Steve Mac
Mabel Non-album single "Loneliest Time of Year" Mabel McVey, MNEK, Tre Jean-Marie, Nayla Nyassa
Raye Euphoric Sad Songs "Please Don't Touch" Raye, Fraser T. Smith
2020 Sia Music – Songs from and Inspired by the Motion Picture "Hey Boy" Sia Furler, Jesse Shatkin
AJ Tracey & Mabel High Expectations "West Ten" AJ Tracey, FRED, Mabel McVey, Take A Daytrip
Mabel "Boyfriend" Mabel McVey, Marlena Shaw, Richard Evans, Robert Miller, Steve Mac
Dua Lipa Future Nostalgia "Cool" Dua Lipa, Tove Lo, Shakka Philip, Ben Kohn, Tom Barnes, Pete Kelleher
Little Mix Confetti "Break Up Song"^ Jade Thirlwall, Perrie Edwards, Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Frank Nobel, Linus Nordstrom
"Holiday"^ Jade Thirlwall, Perrie Edwards, Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Chris Loco, Frank Nobel, Linus Nordstorm
"Confetti" Ben Kohn, Maegan Cottone, Peter Kelleher, Tom Barnes, Uzoechi Emenike
"Happiness" Ben Kohn, Peter Kelleher, Tom Barnes, Uzoechi Emenike
"My Love Won't Let You Down"^ Frank Nobel, James Abrahart, Linus Nordstrom
"If You Want My Love"^ Andrew Bullimore, Frank Nobel, Linus Nordstrom
"Breathe"^ Cass Lowe, George Astasio, Jason Pebworth, Jon Shave
Mabel & Clean Bandit Non-album single "Tick Tock" Golden Landis Von Jones, Grace Chatto, Jack Patterson, Mabel McVey
Headie One, Stormzy & AJ Tracey Edna "Ain't It Different" AJ Tracey, Anthony Kiedis, Chad Smith, Fred Gibson, Gary Jackson, Irving Adjei, John Frusciante, Marion Hall, Michael Balzary, Michael Omari, Steve Marsden, Toddla T
Marisha Wallace Tomorrow "Divine" Steve Mac
2021 Fredo Money Can't Buy Happiness "Ready"
(featuring Summer Walker) 		Eddie Serafica, Enya, James Murray, Kyle Evans, Marvin Bailey, Mustafa Omer, Nicky Ryan, Roma Ryan, Thom Bell, William Hart
Zara Larsson Poster Girl "Look What You've Done" Max Wolfgang, Steve Mac, Ammar Malik, Zara Larsson
"I Need Love" Fin Dow-Smith, Joe Kearns
JJ Lin Like You Do "Bedroom"
(featuring Anne-Marie) 		Anne-Marie Nicholson, Ben Kohn, Pete Kelleher, Tom Barnes
Little Mix Confetti "Confetti"
(featuring Saweetie) 		Ben Kohn, Pete Kelleher, Tom Barnes, Uzoechi Emenike, Diamonte Harper, Maegan Cottone
Sia Non-album single "Hey Boy"
(featuring Burna Boy) 		Damini Ebunoluwa Ogulu, Jesse Shatkin, Sia Furler
Anne-Marie Therapy "Kiss My (Uh Oh)"
(with Little Mix) 		Anne-Marie Nicholson, Uzoechi Emenike, Pete Nappi, Raye, Upsahl, Edwin Perez, Jacob Benfield, Lumidee Cedeno, Steven Marsden, Teddy Mendez
"Unlovable"
(with Rudimental) 		Anne-Marie Nicholson, Tre Jean-Marie, Uzoechi Emenike, Nathan Dawe
"Better Not Together" Anne-Marie Nicholson, Tre Jean-Marie, Uzoechi Emenike, Nathan Dawe
Joel Corry & Jax Jones Non-album single "Out Out"
(featuring Charli XCX & Saweetie) 		Amber Van Day, Charlotte Aitchison, Diamonte Harper, Janee Jin Jin Bennett, Lewis Thompson, Neave Applebaum, Rory, Tayla Parx, Jax Jones, Joel Corry, Låpsley, Nono, Paul Van Haver
Mahalia "Roadside"
(featuring AJ Tracey) 		Keven Wolfsohn, Paul Goller, Abby-Lynn Keen, Luke Grieve, Mahalia Burkmar, Che Wolton Grant
Little Mix Between Us "No" Tre Jean-Marie, Uzoechi Emenike, Jade Thirlwall, Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Perrie Edwards
"Trash" Tre Jean-Marie, Uzoechi Emenike, Mabel Mcvey
2022 Nicôle Lecky Mood (Original Soundtrack From The BBC Series) "Fire" Kwame "KZ" Kwei-Armah Jr., Nicôle Lecky
"Life Is Shit" Kwame "KZ" Kwei-Armah Jr., Nicôle Lecky
"Trouble" Kwame "KZ" Kwei-Armah Jr., Nicôle Lecky
Sara Deop Non-album single "Make You Say" Leroy Sanchez, Linus Nordstrom, Victor Bolander
Mabel About Last Night... "Good Luck"
(with Jax Jones & Galantis) 		Tre Jean-Marie, Uzoechi Emenike, Christian Karlsson, Jordi de Fluiter, Mabel Mcvey, Tomi, Timucin Lan
Robin Schulz & Tom Walker Non-album single "Sun Will Shine" Ammar Malik, Steve Mac, Junkx, Robin Schulz, Tom Walker
Fred Again Actual Life 3 (January 1 - September 9, 2022) Mustafa (Time to Move You) Angie McMahon, Aubrey Graham, Clara Singers, Delilah Montagu, Dermot Kennedy, Fred Gibson, Giampaolo Parisi, Jerermy Biddle, Kelly Zutrau, Kyle Myhre, Marco Parisi, Mustafa Ahmed, Nat Rhoads
Nathan Dawe & Talia Mar Non-album single "Sweet Lies" Tre Jean-Marie, Uzoechi Emenike, Daniel Langsman, Nathan Dawe, Stephen Meade, Tyler Hotston
David Guetta & Bebe Rexha Bebe "I'm Good (Blue)" Bebe Rexha, David Guetta, Phil Plested, Gianfranco Randone, Massimo Gabutti, Maurizio Lobina
2023 Mimi Webb Amelia "Amelia" Mimi Webb, Nick Gale, Pablo Bowman, Rick Boardman
Flo Non-album single "Fly Girl"
(featuring Missy Elliot) 		Jacob Jones, Taras Slusarenko, Tre Jean-Marie, Christopher Stain, Corte Ellis, Darryl McDaniels, Gabriel Kusimo, Jamal Woon, Jorja Douglas, Joseph Simmons, Julian Downer, Missy Elliot, Paul Simon, Bella Quaresma
Freya Ridings Blood Orange "Blood Orange" Freya Ridings, Will Bloomfield
"Bite Me" Freya Ridings, Will Bloomfield
Anne-Marie Unhealthy "Trainwreck" Anne-Marie Nicholson, Phil Plested, Sam Brennan, Tom Hollings
"You & I"
(featuring Khalid) 		Anne-Marie Nicholson, Conor Blake, James Murray, Mustafa Omer, Khalid Robinson
Kylie Minogue Tension "Tension” Kylie Minogue, Anya Jones, Jon Green, Richard Stannard, Duck Blackwell
"Things We Do For Love" Kylie Minogue, Anya Jones, Jon Green, Richard Stannard, Duck Blackwell
2024 Say Now Non-album single "Bitch Get Out My Car" Amelia Onuorah, Ysabelle Salvanera, Madeleine Haynes, Duck Blackwell, Anya Jones, Richard Stannard
Alok & Jess Glynne "Summer's Back" Marli Harwood, Erik Smaaland, Ida Botten, Alok Petrillo, Jessica Glynne, Janée Bennett, Kristoffer Tømmerbakke, Mark Brydon, Ohyes, Róisín Murphy
Clean Bandit, Anne-Marie & David Guetta "Cry Baby" Anne-Marie Nicholson, Jack Patterson, Steve Mac
Tzuyu Aboutzu "One Love" Richard Parkhouse, George Tizzard
Confidence Man & Sweetie Irie 3AM (La La La) "Real Move Touch" Grace Stephenson, Lewis Stephenson, Dean Bent, Aidan Moore

Awards

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Year Nominee / Work Award Result
2013 Herself ASCAP - "Foundation Stone Award" Won[72]
2016 Little Mix - "Black Magic" Brit Award - "Best British Single" Nominated [73]
Herself A&R Awards - "Songwriter of the Year" Nominated[74]
2017 Herself (for contributions to "Black Magic") BMI - "Pop Award" Won[75]
Little Mix - "Shout Out to My Ex" Brit Award - "British Single of the Year" Won[76]
Herself A&R Awards - "Songwriter of the Year" Nominated[77]
2018 Little Mix - "Power" feat. Stormzy Global Awards - "Best Song" Won[78]
Herself A&R Awards - "Songwriter of the Year" Won[79]
2019 Jess Glynne - "I'll Be There" Brit Award - "Best British Single" Nominated[80]
Clean Bandit - "Solo" feat. Demi Lovato Brit Award - "Best British Single" Nominated
Herself Music Week Women in Music Awards - "Music Creative" Won[81]
Herself A&R Awards - "Songwriter of the Year" Nominated[82]
2020 Mabel - "Don't Call Me Up" Brit Award - "Song of the Year" Nominated[83]
Herself (for contributions to "Don't Call Me Up") BMI - "Pop Award" Won[84]
Dua Lipa - "Future Nostalgia" Hyundai Mercury Prize Nominated[85]
2021 Dua Lipa - "Future Nostalgia" 63rd Grammy Awards - "Album of the Year" Nominated
Dua Lipa - "Future Nostalgia" 63rd Grammy Awards - "Pop Vocal Album" Won[86]
Headie One, AJ Tracey, Stormzy - "Ain't It Different" Brit Award - "Best British Single" Nominated[87]
Herself Ivor Novello Awards - "Songwriter of the Year" Nominated[88]
Herself A&R Awards - "Producer of the Year" Nominated[89]
Herself A&R Awards - "Songwriter of the Year" Nominated[90]
2022 Herself A&R Awards - "Producer of the Year" Nominated[91]
Herself A&R Awards - "Songwriter of the Year" Nominated[92]
2023 David Guetta and Bebe Rexha Brit Award - "International Song of the Year" Nominated[93]
Herself Ivor Novello Awards - "Outstanding Song Collection" Won[94]
Herself A&R Awards - "Songwriter of the Year" Nominated[95]
Herself (for contributions to "I'm Good (Blue)") BMI Awards - "Most Performed Songs" Won[96]
2024 Fred Again - "Actual Life 3 (January 1 – September 9 2022)" Grammy Awards - Best Dance/Electronic Album Won[97]
Herself Music Business Awards (A&R Awards) - "Songwriter of the Year" Nominated[98]

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