Picture Credit score: Jeremy CowartPeermusic Nashville has signed a world co-publishing settlement with artist and songwriter Karl Michael, Bruno Mars’ co-writer on the Vamps hit “Can We Dance.”
Peermusic Nashville has introduced a world co-publishing cope with English songwriter and artist Karl Michael, who moved to Nashville in 2020 to pursue his music profession. Karl Michael has already written with a few of the largest names in music, having co-written the Vamps’ hit “Can We Dance” with Bruno Mars, which racked up greater than 81 million streams on Spotify.
“I’m very enthusiastic about Karl Michael coming to Peermusic. Karl is likely one of the greatest singers on the town and writing a few of my new favourite songs,” says Michael Knox, President of Peermusic Nashville. “You may really feel his vitality and pleasure when he’s within the constructing.”
“Working with the workforce at Peermusic is a dream come true. It is a workforce of excellent music publishers, and to have the ability to leverage their international attain and community is a good alternative,” says Karl Michael.
“Karl’s expertise is simple. I can’t wait to see what he does subsequent, and I’m thrilled that he has joined the Peermusic roster,” provides Kathy Spanberger, President & Chief Working Officer of Peermusic Anglo American Area. “We all know that we are able to leverage our international community of workplaces to assist additional the spectacular affect he has made in a brief period of time. The help he’s receiving from different artists and the inventive neighborhood is admittedly thrilling.”
The Peermusic workforce will help Karl Michael as a author for extra tasks, get him concerned in writing for sync alternatives, and work with him as a recording artist and singer/songwriter.
Michael’s different previous and present collaborators and co-writers embody Yungblud (“Loner”), Teddy Swims (“Liar”), Mitchel Tenpenny (“Save Me”), Dallas Wilson, Spencer Rabin, On The Exterior, and extra. The official music video for his single, “Highs and The Lows,” from his solo album of the identical identify, will be seen beneath: