Rami Yacoub

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Rami Yacoub (born 17 January 1975) is a Swedish music producer and songwriter and former member of the successful songwriting/production houses Cheiron Studios and Maratone. Together with Max Martin and other songwriters and producers, he has worked with acts such as Danity Kane, Stephanie McIntosh, Backstreet Boys, One Direction, Westlife, Pink, Celine Dion, Britney Spears, Bon Jovi, Shayne Ward, Enrique Iglesias, The Veronicas, Robyn and N'Sync.

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[edit] Biography

Rami began his music career at the age of 13 when he began playing bass in a band in Stockholm.[1][2]

His talent for songwriting was already in evidence as he wrote many of the group's songs. By 18 he had discovered production when, with the aid of a "sampler, a little mixing board, synthesizers",[3] he began doing remixes.

In 1998 he was approached by Max Martin, who was looking for a new production partner, and asked to join the legendary Cheiron Studios in Stockholm. Rami’s first collaboration with Martin was producing the ground-breaking hit "...Baby One More Time” that launched the career of Britney Spears.[1]

Following ten years of service, Rami split amicably from Maratone in early 2008 because he felt that "he needed to go [his] own way." After taking a year off to assess what he wanted to do next, he began putting together his own production group based at his Kinglet Studios in Los Angeles.[3]

[edit] Discography

  • Backstreet Boys
    • "Don't Wanna Lose You Now" – Written by Max Martin. Produced by Max Martin/Rami Yacoub
    • "Don't Want You Back" – Written by Max Martin. Produced by Max Martin/Rami Yacoub
    • "Drowning" – Written by Rami Yacoub/Andreas Carlsson/Linda Thompson
    • "Get Another Boyfriend" – Written by Max Martin/Rami Yacoub. Produced by Max Martin/Rami Yacoub
    • "It's Gotta Be You" – Written by Max Martin/Robert Lange. Produced by Max Martin/Rami Yacoub
    • "I Still..." – Written by Max Martin/Rami Yacoub. Produced by Max Martin/Rami Yacoub
    • "Larger Than Life" (single mix) – Written by Max Martin/Kristian Lundin/Brian Littrell. Produced by Max Martin/Rami Yacoub
    • "Shape Of My Heart" – Written by Max Martin/Rami Yacoub/Lisa Miskovsky
    • "Siberia" – Written by Alexandra Talomaa/Rami Yacoub/Max Martin
    • "The Call" – Written by Max Martin/Rami Yacoub. Produced by Max Martin/Rami Yacoub
  • Celine Dion
    • "Faith" – Written by Max Martin/Rami Yacoub. Produced by Max Martin/Rami Yacoub
    • "In His Touch" – Written by Max Martin/Rami Yaacoub. Produced by Max Martin/Rami Yacoub
    • "Love Is All We Need" – Written by Max Martin/Rami Yacoub. Produced by Max Martin/Rami Yacoub
  • iSquare
    • "Hey Sexy Lady" - Written by Rami Yacoub/Carl Falk/Steve Angello/Lazonate Franklin. Produced by Rami Yacoub/Carl Falk/Steve Angello
  • Lutricia Mcneal
    • "Ain't That Just The Way" – Written by G Larson/S Phillips/B Belland. Produced by Rami Yacoub/D Papalexis/D Bäckström/J Larossi
    • "Stranded" – Written by Rami Yacoub/D Papalexis/J Larossi. Produced by Rami Yacoub/D Papalexis/J Larossi
  • Marion Raven
    • "End Of Me" – Written by Max Martin/Rami Yacoub/Marion Raven. Produced by Max Martin/Rami Yacoub
    • "Gotta Be Kidding" – Written by Max Martin/Rami Yacoub/Camela Leivert/Marion Raven. Produced by Max Martin/Rami Yacoub
    • "Here I Am" – Written by Max Martin/Rami Yacoub/Marion Raven. Produced by M Martin/Rami
    • "In Spite Of Me" – Written by Max Martin/Rami Yacoub/Alexandra/Marion Raven. Produced by Max Martin/Rami Yacoub
    • "Little By Little" – Written by Max Martin/Rami Yacoub/Peter Svensson/Marion Raven. Produced by Max Martin/Rami Yacoub
    • "Six Feet Under" – Written by Max Martin/Rami Yacoub/Marion Raven. Produced by Max Martin/Rami Yacoub
  • Nicole Scherzinger
  • "Don´t Hold Your Breath" Produced by Rami Yacoub/Carl Falk/Steve Angello
  • Nick Carter
    • "I Just Wanna Take You Home" – Written by Max Martin/Rami Yaacoub/Per Aldeheim. Produced by Max Martin/Rami Yacoub/Per Aldeheim
    • "I`ve Got You" – Written by Max Martin/Rami Yacoub. Produced by Max Martin/Rami Yacoub
    • "Blow Your Mind" – Written by Max Martin/Rami Yacoub/Per Aldeheim. Produced by Max Martin/Rami Yacoub/Per Aldeheim
    • "Burning Up" - Written by Nick Carter/Rami Yacoub/Carl Falk/Savan Kotecha/Briddy
  • Nicki Minaj
  • Shayne Ward
    • "Breathless" – Written by Rami Yacoub/Arnthor Birgisson/Savan Kotecha. Produced by Rami Yacoub/Arnthor Birgisson
    • "Damaged" – Written by Rami Yacoub/Arnthor Birgisson/Savan Kotecha. Produced by Rami Yacoub/Arnthor Birgisson
    • "Got Me So" – Written by Rami Yacoub/Arnthor Birgisson/Savan Kotecha. Produced by Rami Yacoub /Arnthor Birgisson
    • "Melt The Snow" – Written by Rami Yacoub/Arnthor Birgisson/Savan Kotecha. Produced by Rami Yacoub/Arnthor Birgisson
    • "No... U Hang Up" – Written by Rami Yacoub/Arnthor Birgisson/Savan Kotecha. Produced by Rami Yaacoub/Arnthor Birgisson
    • "Some Tears Never Dry" – Written by Rami Yacoub/Arnthor Birgisson/Savan Kotecha. Produced by Rami Yacoub/Arnthor Birgisson
    • "Tangled Up" – Produced by Rami Yacoub/Arnthor Birgisson
    • "U Make Me Wish" – Written by Rami Yacoub/Arnthor Birgisson/Savan Kotecha. Produced by Rami Yacoub/Arnthor Birgisson
    • "Until You" – Written by Rami Yacoub/Arnthor Birgisson/Savan Kotecha. Produced by Rami Yacoub/Arnthor Birgisson
  • Taio Cruz
    • "Troublemaker" - Written by Taio Cruz/ Rami Yacoub/Carl Falk/Steve Angello. Produced by Rami Yacoub/Carl Falk/Steve Angello
    • "World In Our Hands" - Written by Taio Cruz/ Rami Yacoub/Carl Falk/Michelle Zitron/Iaian James. Produced by Rami Yacoub/Carl Falk
  • The Saturdays
    • "White Lies" - Written by Rami Yacoub/Carl Falk/Ina Wroldsen. Produced by Rami Yacoub/Carl Falk
  • The Wanted
    • "Lose My Mind" – Written by Rami Yacoub/Carl Falk/Nina Woodford. Produced by Rami Yacoub and Carl Falk

[edit] References

  1. ^ a b "Official MySpace page", MySpace.
  2. ^ Max Martin fan site: Rami Yaacoub page
  3. ^ a b "Interview With Rami", HitQuarters, 10 August 2009.

[edit] External links

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