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Nick Nittoli is an American songwriter and producer of Italian-Trinidadian origin. In 2011 he took part in Platinum Hit, a songwriting competition on Bravo TV finishing 4th overall in 12 contestants.
Early life
[edit]Nittoli originates from Garfield, New Jersey.[1] He is the grandson of Alfred and Sharman Nittoli, writers of Frank Sinatra's "Here's to the Band".[2] Nick grew up in a musical household, listening to a wide range of music -- from Michael Jackson to doo-wop and hip hop to punk rock. Specializing in pop but a fan of all types of music, Nick's eclectic musical taste is reelected in his ability to write in variety of different genres. Nittoli is an experienced, self-taught guitarist and plays several other instruments, incoporating many organic elements in his pop productions.[1]
Platinum Hit
[edit]In 2011 Nick was on of 12 contestants on Bravo TV's Platinum Hit, a songwriting competition hosted by Jewel and judged by pop writer Kara DioGuardi and Sony A&R Keith Naftaly.[1][3] Nick placed 4th in the competition and was featured on every episode.[3] Nittoli describes his time on Platinum Hit as a musical bootcamp and applies many of the principles and lessons learned in his songwriting today.[4] The show also provided an opportunity to work with and learn from the likes of Ryan Tedder, Donna Summer, Rodney Jerkins, Natasha Bedingfield, Colbie Caillat, Leona Lewis, Gavin DeGraw, and Jermaine Dupri. Although the show highlighted Nick's lively, filter-free personality, it also displayed his ability to consistently work openly and collaboratively with other songwriters and producers.[5]
Trend Def
[edit]In 2013, Nittoli partnered with Trend Def, a West Hollywood based studio with a Sony Orchard distribution deal.[6][7] Since joining Trend Def, Nick has had several dozen songs released, including features by rappers like Snoop Dogg, YG and French Montana.[8]
Videography
[edit]- "Look At Us" performed by Katja Gleison
- "Head Back" performed by Jodeci Milhouse
- "Rollercoaster" performed by Lovey James
- "Turn It Up" performed by Sol Romero
- "Money Makes The World Go 'Round" performed by Sol Romero feat. French Montana
- "Go For it" performed by Seline Stone feat. Snoop Dogg
- Released Lyric Videos
- "Runnin'" performed by Rachel London
- "Without You" performed by Kian
- "Turn It Up" performed by Sol Romero
- "Cake Eater" performed by Charlee Remitz
- "Free" performed by Jodeci Milhouse
References
[edit]- ^ a b c "Garfield Native Shooting for the Stars on New Show". Cite error: The named reference "Reference 1" was defined multiple times with different content (see the help page).
- ^ "Here's To The Band - All Music".
- ^ a b "Bravo TV's Platinum Hit".
- ^ "Get To Know Nick Nittoli".
- ^ "Nick Nittoli: Mr. Bombastic".
- ^ "Trend Def Studios".
- ^ "Trend Def - About Us".
- ^ "Trend Def- Artists".
- ^ "Nick Nittoli Songs - Music Videos".
- ^ "Nick Nittoli Songs - Lyric Videos".