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Aaron Zuckerman - Wikipedia

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Aaron Zuckerman
Genres	Rock Hip hop Pop Country Rap Alternative hip hop Indie
Occupation(s)	Record producer, songwriter
Labels	Reservoir Media

Aaron Zuckerman is an American producer and songwriter. He has produced and written songs for artists such as Liam Payne, Machine Gun Kelly (MGK), Bbno$, DNCE, Lil Wayne, Bebe Rexha, Wiz Khalifa, Willie Jones, Rico Nasty, and Cheat Codes.

Career

Zuckerman began his career in Los Angeles.^[1] A platinum-selling producer,^[2] Zuckerman has worked with a wide range of artists, including Liam Payne, LANY, Machine Gun Kelly (MGK), Hunter Hayes, Travis Barker, Bbno$, DNCE, Walk The Moon, Quinn XCII, Leah Kate, Wiz Khalifa, Willie Jones, Rico Nasty, and Cheat Codes, among others. His songwriting work includes "Devil Doesn’t Bargain" by Alec Benjamin, which achieved gold record certification in the United States.^[1] Billboard credits Zuckerman as the mind behind songs like Lil Wayne's "Dreams", "2 Souls On Fire" by Bebe Rexha featuring Quavo, and "White Claw" by Yung Gravy and Shania Twain.^[2]

In July 2024, Zuckerman signed with music company Reservoir Media.^[1]

Discography

Title	Year	Artist (s)	Album
"Unsweet"^[3]	2016	DNCE	DNCE
"The Fall"^[4]		Bryce Vine	Non-album single
"Glamorama"^[5]		Bryce Vine	Night Circus
"playboy shit"^[6]	2017	Blackbear, Lil Aaron	cybersex
"Streets of Gold"		Isaiah Firebrace	Non-album single
"Something Dangerous"		Hoodie Allen	The Hype
"Don't Let Me Know"^[7]		Cyrus Villanueva	Non-album single
"Black"		Eric Nally	Non-album single
"2 Souls On Fire"^[4]	2018	Bebe Rexha, Quavo	Expectations
"Taking Me Back"		LANY	Malibu Nights
"Let Me Down Slowly"^[8]		Alec Benjamin	Narrated for You
"Middle Finger"		Phoebe Ryan, Quinn XCII	Non-album single
"Phantom"^[9]		Nightly	Non-album single
"Headstone"		Lit	These Are The Days
"Rock$tar Famou$"		Lil Aaron, Rico Nasty	Rock$tar Famou$
"Classic and Perfect"^[10]	2019	Bryce Vine	Carnival
"Love Me Hate Me"^[10]
"Factory Love"^[10]
"Weekend"^[11]		Liam Payne	LP1
"Brain"^[12]		Drax Project	Drax Project
"Mistakes"^[4]	2020	Jonas Blue	EST. 1999
"Stay Away"^[9]		Mod Sun, Machine Gun Kelly, Goody Grace	Non-album single
"Dreams"^[1]		Lil Wayne	Funeral
"Life Goes On"^[13]		Bryce Vine	Non-album single
"Kinda Like It Now"^[9]		Mod Sun	Non-album single
"It Falls Apart"^[4]		Bryce Vine	Problems
"Henny"		Phoebe Ryan	How It Used to Feel
"Call Me Stupid"	2021	Brynn Elliott	Can I Be Real?
"Stay"^[4]		Cheat Codes, Bryce Vine	HELLRAISERS, Part 1
"Win Anyway"		WALK THE MOON	Non-album single
"Down"^[4]		Mod Sun, Travis Barker
"Blame It On Me"^[9]		Bryce Vine
"Care At All"^[4]		Bryce Vine
"Day & Night"^[4]		TCTS
"American Dream"^[4]	2022	Bryce Vine
"Nuance"		Alec Benjamin	(Un)Commentary
"Devil Doesn't Bargain"^[1]
"Speakers"
"The Way You Felt"^[8]
"Butterflies"^[14]		RØNIN	Non-album single
"Goodness Gracious"^[4]	2023	Baby Gravy, Yung Gravy, bbno$	Baby Gravy 3
"Lil Vibe"		Willie Jones	Something To Dance To
"Sober"^[15]		Hunter Hayes	Red Sky
"Gold Rush"^[16]		Bryce Vine	Non-album single
"Atmosphere"^[4]		Drax Project	Upside
"What Did I Do?"^[4]		Hayd	Sad Songs 2023
"I Went to Jail in Georgia"^[17]	2024	Yung Gravy	Serving Country
"White Claw"^[17]		Yung Gravy, Shania Twain
"Cop A Truck"^[17]		Yung Gravy, Brantley Gilbert
"Whoa Nelly"^[17]		Yung Gravy, Juicy J
"Soundcloud Cowboy"^[17]		Yung Gravy
"IT'S ALL GOOD"		Niko Moon, Michael Franti & Spearhead	THESE ARE THE DAYS
"try for you"		lovelytheband	lovelytheband
"Write One"^[4]		Karley Scott Collins, Keith Urban	Write One

References

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e Paine, Andre (July 11, 2024). "Reservoir signs producer and songwriter Aaron Zuckerman". Music Week. Retrieved 2024-09-19.
^ ^a ^b Robinson, Kristin (2024-07-18). "Publishing Briefs: UMPG Signs 'Poor Things' Composer Jerskin Fendrix". Billboard. Retrieved 2024-09-19.
^ "Unsweet - DNCE". AllMusic.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m "Aaron Zuckerman Songs, Albums, Reviews, Bio & ..." AllMusic. Retrieved 2024-10-06.
^ "Glamorama - Bryce Vine". AllMusic.
^ "cybersex / Blackbear". Tidal. Archived from the original on December 1, 2017. Retrieved November 24, 2017.
^ "Dapto dynamite Cyrus Villanueva has a new song". Illawarra Mercury. 2017-10-26. Retrieved 2024-10-06.
^ ^a ^b "Alec Benjamin: In der entbehrungsreichen Covid-Zeit erinnert sich Alec Benjamin an "The Way You Felt"". Warner Music Germany (in German). 2021-10-29. Retrieved 2024-10-06.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d "Credits for Aaron Z". TIDAL. Retrieved 2024-10-06.
^ ^a ^b ^c "Carnival - Bryce Vine". AllMusic.
^ LP1 (booklet). Liam Payne. Capitol. 2019. B0031425-02.{{cite AV media notes}}: CS1 maint: others in cite AV media (notes) (link)
^ "Drax Project - Drax Project". AllMusic.
^ "Life Goes On - Bryce Vine". AllMusic.
^ "RØNIN Takes Fans Behind the Scenes of "BUTTERFLIES"". RØNIN (in Portuguese). Retrieved 2024-10-06.
^ "Sober - Hunter Hayes". AllMusic.
^ Vigil, Dom (2023-02-10). "Bryce Vine Shares New Single, "Gold Rush"". Prelude Press. Retrieved 2024-10-06.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e "Serving Country - Yung Gravy". AllMusic.

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