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Paul Wiltshire
Paul Lancaster Wiltshire (born 25 July 1970) is an Australian entrepreneur, record producer and songwriter.
Early life
Wiltshire was born in Kingston, New York, United States to British parents and moved with his family to Australia in 1971 where he became an Australian citizen. Wiltshire grew up in Ballarat in Western Victoria.[1]
Wiltshire performed in several cover bands in the Ballarat region before moving to Melbourne in 1991 to pursue a career as an instrumentalist, songwriter and record producer.[2]
Career
During 2001 Wiltshire worked with the Los Angeles producing team, The Matrix, responsible for writing songs for Avril Lavigne, Korn, Hilary Duff.[2] He was then represented by producer manager Sandy Roberton (World's End) until 2007.[2]
Wiltshire eventually set up studios in Los Angeles, United States in 2003 with partner Victoria Wu (now Victoria Wiltshire) producing and writing music for artists in both the United States and Australia.[2]
In 2004 Wiltshire signed publishing deals with Orient Pacific Music and Mushroom Music.[3]
Between 2000 and 2009 Wiltshire produced and wrote music, which included 12 #1 chart topping albums/singles, and 28 top 20 albums/singles.[4][5]
Wiltshire founded the music licensing platform Songtradr in 2014 where he is currently Chief Executive Officer.[6][7]
Songwriting & Production- Discography Highlights
Singles
- 2012 'Intervention' - Yianna - (Producer/Mixer)
- 2010 'Devastated' - Sam Clark - (Writer/Producer/Mixer)
- 2010 'Send Me A Sign' - Sam Clark - (Writer/Producer/Mixer)
- 2009 'Broken' - Sam Clark - (Writer/Producer/Mixer) #39 AUS
- 2007 'Addicted To You' - Anthony Callea (Writer/Producer) #19 AUS
- 2006 'Don't Give Up' - Natalie Bassingthwaighte/Shannon Noll (Mixer) #2 AUS - Platinum Sales Award[8]
- 2006 'Stomp!' - Marcia Hines (Producer/Mixer) #43 AUS
- 2005 'Crash' - Chloe (Producer/Mixer) #10 AUS
- 2005 'The Glamorous Life' - Melissa Tkautz (Producer/Mixer) #31 AUS
- 2005 'All I Want' - Melissa Tkautz (Writer/Producer/Mixer) #72 AUS
- 2004 'Bring Me Down' - Brock Downey (Producer/Mixer) #91 AUS
- 2003 'Angel Eyes' - Paulini (Co-Producer/Mixer) #1 AUS - Platinum Sales Award[8][9]
- 2003 'Learn To Fly' - Shannon Noll (Producer/Mixer) #1 AUS - Gold Sales Award[8]
- 2001 'Everytime I Close My Eyes' - Vanessa Amorosi (Writer) #8 AUS, #11 (Austria)
- 2001 'Whatever' - Tali (Writer/Producer) #32 AUS
Albums
- 2011 'The 2 Of Us' - Alfredo Malabello - (Producer/Mixer)
- 2010 'Released' - Engelbert Humperdinck - (Producer/Mixer)
- 2010 'Take Me Home' - Sam Clark - (Writer/Producer/Mixer)
- 2010 'Goodbyemotel' - Goodbyemotel - (Producer/Mixer)
- 2009 'The Motor City Collection' - Human Nature - (Producer) #18 AUS - Platinum Sales Award[8]
- 2008 'Battle Of The Choirs' - Channel 7 (Producer)
- 2008 'No Turning Back: The Story So Far' - Shannon Noll (Producer, Writer) #7 AUS**
- 2008 'Life' - Marcia Hines (Writer, Producer, Mixer) #21 AUS
- 2007 'Get Ready' - Human Nature (Producer) #2 AUS - Multi-Platinum Sales Award[8]
- 2007 'Rush' - Dean Geyer (Producer, Mixer) #7 AUS**
- 2007 'A New Chapter' - Anthony Callea (Writer, Producer, Mixer) #9 AUS - Gold Sales Award**[8]
- 2007 'Closer To The Sun' - Guy Sebastian (Producer, Mixer) #4 AUS - Platinum Sales Award**[8]
- 2006 'Songs Of Hope & Journey' - (Mixer) #40 AUS**
- 2006 'Dancing in the Street: the Songs of Motown II' - Human Nature (Producer) #1 AUS - Multi Platinum Sales Award[8]
- 2006 'Discotheque' - Marcia Hines (Producer/Mixer) #6 AUS - Gold Sales Award[8]
- 2006 'Lift' - Shannon Noll (Writer, Producer) #1 AUS - Multi Platinum Sales Award**[8]
- 2005 'Never Gone' - The Backstreet Boys (Writer/Producer) #3 (US),[10] #11 (UK), #1 (Canada), #6 (AUS),[11] #3 (JAPAN) - Multi Platinum Sales Awards & Gold Awards**[8]
- 2005 'What's Wrong With This Picture' - Lee Harding (Producer/Mixer) #3 AUS - Gold Sales Award**[8]
- 2005 'A Place I've Never Been' - Kate DeAraugo (Producer/Mixer) #10 AUS - Platinum Sales Award**[8]
- 2005 'Reach Out: The Motown Record' - Human Nature (Producer/Mixer) #1 AUS - Multi Platinum Sales Award[8]
- 2005 'The Final 13' - Australian Idol (Producer/Mixer) #30 AUS**
- 2005 'Lost & Found' - Melissa Tkautz (Writer/Producer/Mixer)
- 2004 'Up All Night' - Rob Mills (Writer/Producer/Mixer) #21 AUS**
- 2004 'For You' - Casey Donavan (Producer/Mixer) #1 AUS - Multi Platinum Sales Award**[8]
- 2004 'Amazing Grace: Songs for Christmas' - Paulini (Producer/Mixer) #2 AUS**
- 2004 'Mercury 4' - Mercury 4 (Writer/Producer/Mixer) #32 AUS**
- 2004 'Anthony Callea' - Anthony Callea (Producer/Mixer) #1 AUS**
- 2003 'Whatever Will Be' - Tammin Sursok (Producer/Mixer) #13 AUS - Gold Sales Award**[8]
- 2003 'One Determined Heart' - Paulini (Co-Producer/Mixer) #1 AUS - Multi Platinum Sales Award**[8]
- 2003 'That's What I'm Talking About' - Shannon Noll (Producer/Mixer) #1 AUS - Multi Platinum Sales Award**[8]
- 2003 'Walk The Tightrope' - Human Nature (Producer/Mixer) #12 AUS - Gold Sales Award**[8]
- 2002 'Signal Hill' - Monique Brumby - (Mixer)
- 2002 'Turn to Me' - Vanessa Amorosi (Writer) #21 AUS**
- 2001 'Diva' - Marcia Hines (Writer) - #63 AUS**
- 2001 'Innocent Eyes' - Delta Goodrem (Writer) - #1 AUS - Multi Platinum Sales Award**[8][12][13]
- 2001 'Now Listen' - Ross Wilson (Producer/Mixer)**
- 2000 'The Power' - Vanessa Amorosi (Writer/Producer/Mixer) - #1 AUS - Multi Platinum Sales Award**[8][14][15][16]
- 2000 'Follow Your Heart' - Nikki Webster (Writer) #5 AUS - Platinum Sales Award**[8][17]
**Denotes Albums that also contain tracks written/produced/mixed by other parties
References
- ^ 85. Paul Wiltshire
- ^ a b c d APRA Roadshow 2007
- ^ Paul Wiltshire – Mushroom Music Publishing
- ^ Songtradr – About Paul Wiltshire
- ^ Rock Paper Scissors - Songtradr - From Top Pop Producer to Rights Battler: How Paul Wiltshire Moved to the Other Side of the World to Transform Music Rights Monetization and C...
- ^ When musicians want their songs in TV shows, movies and streaming sites, they go here
- ^ Musicians Now Have The Option Of Creating A Digital Tip Jar, All Hail Songtradr
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v ARIA Charts – Gold and Platinum ARIA Accreditation Awards
- ^ . Archived from the original on 4 March 2008. Retrieved 19 June 2010.
- ^ https://www.riaa.com/goldandplatinumdata.php?resultpage=1&table=SEARCH_RESULTS&action=&title=Never%20Gone&artist=Backstreet%20Boys&format=ALBUM&debutLP=&category=&sex=&releaseDate=&requestNo=&type=&level=&label=&company=&certificationDate=&awardDescription=Platinum&catalogNo=&aSex=&rec_id=&charField=&gold=&platinum=&multiPlat=&level2=&certDate=&album=&id=&after=&before=&startMonth=1&endMonth=1&startYear=1958&endYear=2010&sort=Artist&perPage=25[dead link]
- ^ ARIA Charts – Accreditations – 2005 Albums
- ^ ARIA Charts – Accreditations – 2003 Albums
- ^ http://www.ifpi.org/content/section_news/plat_month_20040304a.html[dead link]
- ^ BISHOP SONGS Musikverlag | Axel Breitung, Komponist, Textdichter, Musikproduzent, Verleger, Hamburg
- ^ ARIA Charts – End of Year Charts – Top 100 Albums 2000
- ^ Swiss Year-End Charts 2001 - swisscharts.com
- ^ ARIA Charts – Accreditations – 2001 Albums