Will Taylor (music producer)
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Will Taylor | |
|---|---|
| Born | 1991 (age 32–33) Leicester, England |
| Genres | Pop |
| Occupation(s) | Songwriter, producer |
| Years active | 2014-present |
| Website | www |
Will Taylor is a British songwriter, composer and music producer based in Leicester, England. He studied Music Production and Creative Recording at the University of Brighton, and has gone on to work with platinum-selling artists and songwriters. In recent years,[when?] he has found chart and radio success across Europe, including a top 20 single with Finnish artist Saara Aalto,[1] and a number one album in Russia with Sergey Lazarev.[2] Other credits include numerous entries into national competitions for the Eurovision Song Contest.
Entries in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest
"Señorita" by Carlos Higes, Spain, (Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2022), 6th place
Eurovision pre-selections discography
2015
"Supernova" by Janet (Belarus 2015), 14th[3]- "Alive" by Alen Hit (Belarus 2015), eliminated
"Unshakable" by Anewta C (Moldova 2015), eliminated
2016
"Fire Burn" by Dominic (Malta 2016), 13th[4]
"Overload" by Viktoria Petryk (Ukraine 2016), 7th (semi-final)[5]
"Survivors" by Deividas Žygas (Lithuania 2016), 12th (quarter-final)[6]
"Take Me Far" by Omar Naber (Switzerland 2016), eliminated- "Never Let Go" by Anna Gulko (Moldova 2016), 12th (semi-final)[7]
"Superhuman" by Xandra (Romania 2016), 10th (semi-final)[8]
2017
"Hypnotised" by Aron Brink (Iceland 2017), 4th[9]- "Walk On By" by Xandra (Romania 2017), 5th
- "Sacrifice" by Mia (Lithuania 2017), 5th (quarter-final)[10]
"Fighter" by Elene Mikiashvili (Georgia 2017), 14th[11]
2018
"Domino" by Saara Aalto (Finland 2018), 2nd[12]- "Try" by Xandra (Romania 2018), 9th[13]
- "Heaven" by Mihai Trăistariu (Romania 2018), 7th[14]
- "Somebody To Love" by Manuel Chivari (Romania 2018), 7th (semi-final)[15]
- "Thinking About You" by Endless feat. Maria Grosu (Romania 2018), 6th (semi-final)[16]
- "Chasing Rushes" by NAPOLI (Belarus 2018), 4th[17]
- "Powerful" by Donata (Lithuania 2018), 12th (quarter-final)[18]
- "Alien" by Felicia Dunaf (Moldova 2018), 8th[19]
2019
- "I Will Not Surrender" by Maxim Zavidia (Moldova 2019), 2nd
- "Weight Of The World" by Nicola (Romania 2019), 7th (semi-final)[20]
- "Underground" by Vaida (Romania 2019), 6th[21]
"Ja Sam Ti San" by Andrea Demirović (Montenegro 2019), 3rd[22]
2020
- "Don't Let Me Down" by NAPOLI (Belarus 2020), 9th
2022
- "Do svidaniya" by ARIS (Romania 2022), eliminated (semi-final)
- "Washing Machine" by Queens of Roses (Lithuania 2022), 8th
2023
- "Whatever Wind May Blow" by Dominic Cini & Anna Azzopardi (Malta 2023), eliminated (semi-final)
- "Haunted" by Lyndsay (Malta 2023), eliminated (quarter-final)
"Love Again" by Skrellex (Norway 2023), 7th
Production and writing credits
| Song Title | Artist |
|---|---|
| "Baya (Speechless)" | Mihai Trăistariu |
| "Going Under" | Sergey Lazarev |
| "Deep Blue" | Sergey Lazarev |
| "Not Worth It Anymore" | Sergey Lazarev |
| "You On Me" | Carina Dahl |
| "The Whole World" | Litesound |
| "Stand" | Adrian Aron |
| "My Heart Is Broken" | Alen Hit |
| "Speechless" | Waldo Greeff |
| "Llegara" | Yeyo |
| "I Want Your Love" | La Pelopony |
| "Desastres De Un Capitulo Final" | La Pelopony |
References
- ^ "Saara Aalto's song for Lisbon is... Monsters!". Eurovision.tv. 3 March 2018.
- ^ Knoops, Roy (10 April 2018). "Eurovision 2023 Russia: Sergey Lazarev releases new album The One and embarks on N-Tour". Esctoday.com. Retrieved 30 May 2023.
- ^ "Janet: "I want people to be happy with my work! This is really important for me!" (Belarusian finalist – Interview)". Esc-plus.com.
- ^ "Malta Eurovision Song Contest 2016: Meet the final 14 acts". Wiwibloggs.com. 23 January 2016.
- ^ "Ukraine: Viktoria Petryk (JESC 2008) releases song for Eurovision 2016 by Ylva & Linda!". Escchat.com.
- ^ "Deividas Žygas į "Eurovizijos" atranką keliaus su švedų daina". Alfa.lt.
- ^ "Moldovan national selection kicks off tonight". Eurovision.tv. 23 February 2016.
- ^ "EUROVISION România. Xandra, "Superhuman"". Stareapresei.ro. 2 March 2016.
- ^ "Iceland: Wiwi Jury reviews Aron Brink with "Hypnotised"". Wiwibloggs.com. 20 February 2017.
- ^ "Lithuania: Mia wins second heat of Eurovizijos atranka 2017". Wiwibloggs.com. 14 January 2017.
- ^ "Elene Mikiashvili: "My song is about a girl who is always fighting for success and never gives up" (Georgian finalist – Interview)". Escchat.com.
- ^ "Domino - Single, Apple Music". iTunes. 16 February 2018.
- ^ "Romania: Wiwi Jury reviews Erminio Sinni & Tiziana Camelin, VYROS and Xandra". Wiwibloggs.com. 21 February 2018.
- ^ "Mihai Trăistariu: It will look like Heaven! A Romanian Heaven!". Escbubble.com.
- ^ "Manuel Chivari: "I had enough sadness, so let's be happy, we only live once anyway!"". Escbubble.com.
- ^ "Thinking About You (feat. Maria Grosu) - Single". iTunes. 18 May 2018.
- ^ "Chasing Rushes - Single Napoli". iTunes. 18 January 2018.
- ^ "Lithuania: Eurovizija 2018 heat 3 results". Eurovisionworld.com. 27 January 2018.
- ^ "Review: Felicia Dunaf Vocals Shine On "Alien"!". Fiercefabulousrevolution.com. 19 January 2018.
- ^ "Romania: TVR confirms 24 acts competing in Selectia Nationala 2019… and yes, M I H A I is back". Wiwibloggs.com. 20 December 2018.
- ^ "Romania: Six acts qualify from the first semi-final of Selectia Nationala…including Trooper and Bella Santiago". Wiwibloggs.com. 27 January 2019.
- ^ "Montenegro: "Ja sam ti san" Is Radically Different From Previous Montenegrin Entries – Andrea Demirović". Eurovoix.com. January 2019.