Years active 2003–present Music group The Films | Website jakesinclair.com | |
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Origin Los Angeles, California, United States Occupation(s) Songwriter
composer
record producer
multi-instrumentalist
audio engineer Instruments Guitar
bass
piano
percussion
vocals
programming Associated acts Weezer
The Films
Butch Walker
Shovels & Rope
ALOHAHA Albums I Liked It Better When You Had No Heart, Oh, Scorpio, Don't Dance Rattlesnake Genres Pop music, Pop rock, Country music, Alternative rock Nominations Grammy Award for Album of the Year Similar Brendon Urie, Butch Walker, Taylor Swift, Lolo, Sam Hollander | ||
Jake Sinclair is a Grammy Award-nominated producer, musician and songwriter best known for working with artists such as Panic! at the Disco, Taylor Swift, 5 Seconds of Summer, Fall Out Boy, Pink, Weezer, and Train. He also is a founder and member of the band Alohaha.
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Career
Sinclair started playing music at 7 years old in his hometown, Boise, Idaho, and formed his first band at age 11. After moving to New York, his high school band, The Films, got signed to a major label. Acclaimed producer Butch Walker produced the band's second album, and after The Films split up, Walker suggested Jake move to LA. Sinclair took his advice, ending up in the studio with such multi-platinum artists as Weezer, Taylor Swift and Train.
Songs
Hell's BellsTrue Blood: Music From The HBO Original Series Volume 3 · 2011
Belt LoopsDon't Dance Rattlesnake · 2007
Black ShoesDon't Dance Rattlesnake · 2007