Scott Cutler

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Scott Cutler

Scott M. Cutler is an American musician and music producer.

Personal life

He recently had his 1st son "Lane" and his 2nd son "Duke" with his wife Meredith Morton.

Career

Cutler had previously been a member of the Los Angeles bands Ednaswap and Annetenna along with songwriting partner Anne Preven.

He has written well-known songs such as "Torn" with Anne Preven for Ednaswap, later covered by Natalie Imbruglia, and "Listen", sung by Beyoncé Knowles in the 2006 film Dreamgirls, for which he received a Critics Choice Award as well as a Golden Globe nomination and an Academy Award nomination. He also wrote "Sanctuary" with Madonna and "No Man's Woman" with Sinead O'Connor. Cutler has helped in the production of Miley Cyrus's album Hannah Montana 2/Meet Miley Cyrus and co-wrote the song "Start All Over" with Fefe Dobson and Anne Preven.[1] He also wrote early in his career "Piano in the Dark" for Brenda Russell, which was nominated for a Grammy. Co-writer and co-producer: Teenager (with Nicholas Littlemore one part of pop-duo Empire of the Sun and Pip Brown a.k.a Ladyhawke). Produced and wrote new songs for Pnau album with Nick and Peter in 2010...

In 2007 he started Check Your Pulse Publishing with Josh Abraham and Anne Preven. In 2010 he become a partner in Pulse Recording.

References

  1. ^ "Start All Over Composed By". Allmusic. Retrieved 2009-09-02.

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