Alex Hope
Alexandra Hope Robotham (born 29 November 1993) is an Australian producer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist. They are the child of author Michael Robotham.
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- Name
- Alex Hope
- Birth Name
- Alexandra Hope Robotham
- Born
- 29 November 1993
- Birthplace
- London, United Kingdom
- Occupation
- * Record producer
- Full name
- Alexandra Hope Robotham.
- Nationality
- Australia.
- Fields
- pop music.
- Languages
- English.
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Alexandra Hope Robotham (born 29 November 1993) is an Australian producer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist. They are the child of author Michael Robotham.
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• Name — Alex Hope • Birth Name — Alexandra Hope Robotham • Born — 29 November 1993 • Birthplace — London, United Kingdom • Instrument — * Guitar • bass • vocals • piano • Genre — Pop • Occupation — * Record producer • songwriter • singer • Years Active — 2012–present • Label — Sony/ATV Music Publishing • Website — http: www.alexhope.com.au
Career
Career
Hope worked as a producer and writer on Troye Sivan's debut album, Blue Neighbourhood, released in December 2015, and featured as a vocalist on the song 'BLUE'. 'Youth' won Song of the Year at the 2016 ARIA Awards, where Hope was also nominated for Producer of the Year and Engineer of the Year for their work on Blue Neighbourhood. In 2016, Hope was named Breakthrough Songwriter of the Year at the APRA Awards. In 2017, they became an APRA ambassador and were included in the Spotify 'Secret Genius' campaign as the ambassador for Australia. Hope is known for their work with a variety of artists including Alanis Morissette, Selena Gomez, Troye Sivan, Tina Arena, Taylor Henderson, Wrabel, Tove Lo, Jack Antonoff and Broods. Alex Hope was highlighted for their achievement during the 2018 Billboard Music Awards, alongside Ciara, Audra Mae and Taylor Parks, in partnership with Uber.
Personal life
Personal life
On 1 July 2021, Hope came out as non-binary via an Instagram post and announced their decision to change their gender pronouns to they/them, stating “Over the last year and a half I’ve had time to reflect, research and explore these feelings rather than push them away. What followed was a lot of lightbulb moments as I found vocabulary for how I had been feeling and a community of people who understood. I started to see myself. I could suddenly see myself in the future. I understood.”
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• Year — Title — Artist(s) — Album — Credits • 2013 — "Patchwork Heart" — Tina Arena — Reset — Writer • "Don't Look Back" • "Only Lonely" • "Lose Myself" • "Your Eyes" — Jai Waetford — Jai Waetford • "Borrow My Heart" — Taylor Henderson — Taylor Henderson • 2014 — "When You Were Mine" — Burnt Letters • "Already Gone" • "Brighter Days" • "Piece by Piece" • "The Best Part" • "Burnt Letters" — Producer, Writer • "Fun" — Troye Sivan — TRXYE — Writer • "Palace" — Jessica Mauboy — Beautiful • "The Pause" — Guy Sebastian — Madness • 2015 — "Fools" — Troye Sivan — Blue Neighbourhood • "Dkla" (featuring Tkay Maidza) • "Heaven" (featuring Betty Who) • "Youth" • "Blue" (featuring Alex Hope) — Featured Artist, Producer, Writer • "Wild" — Producer, Writer • "Cool" • "Too Good" • "Nirvana" — Tuka — Life Death Time Eternal • "Right by You" • "My Star" • 2016 — "Wild" (featuring Alessia Cara) — Troye Sivan — Blue Neighbourhood • "11 Blocks" — Wrabel — We Could Be Beautiful • "Something" — Gnash — Non-album single • "Hold the Line" — Broods — Conscious • "Freak of Nature" (featuring Tove Lo) — Producer • "Recovery" — Co-producer, Writer • "One Thing" — Nicole Miller — Communication — Producer, Writer • 2017 — "Alien" — Tomi — Used To • "hey, you got drugs?" — Tove Lo — Blue Lips • "Tell Me Again" — Jamie Lawson — Happy Accidents — Writer • 2018 — "Chasing Daylight" — Mikky Ekko — Fame • "Let You Down" • "What's It Like Now" • "If I Killed Someone For You" — Alec Benjamin — Narrated For You — Producer, Writer • "If We Have Each Other" • "Lucky Strike" — Troye Sivan — Bloom • "Out For Love" — Bayli — Non-album single • "M.Y.O.B." — Non-album single • "Back Up Plan" — Plested — First & Foremost • "Hallucinate" — Missy Higgins — Solastalgia • "Red Moon" • "I Believe You" — Fletcher — I Believe You • "Say" — Ruel — Ready — Writer, Additional Production • "Drink About" (featuring Dagny) — Seeb — Nice To Meet You — Writer • "Strawberries & Cigarettes" — Troye Sivan — Love, Simon: OST • "Howl" — Years & Years — Palo Santo • "Put It On Me" — Matt Maeson — The Hearse — Writer, Additional Production • 2019 — "Reasons I Drink" — Alanis Morissette — Non-album single — Producer • "Mind Is A Prison" — Alec Benjamin — These Two Windows — Producer, Writer • "Hold My Breath Until I Die" — Tegan and Sara — Hey, I'm Just Like You • "Don't Believe the Things They Tell You (They Lie)" • "Hello, I'm Right Here" • "I Know I'm Not the Only One" • "Keep Them Close 'Cause They Will Fuck You Too" • "Please Help Me" — Producer • "I Don't Owe You Anything" • "We Don't Have Fun When We're Together Anymore" • "You Go Away and I Don't Mind" • "All I Have to Give the World Is Me" • "Hey, I'm Just Like You" • "I'll Be Back Someday" • "Real Thing" — Ruel — Free Time — Writer • "Thing for You" — David Guetta, Martin Solveig — Non-album single • "RAIN" — Ben Platt — Sing to Me Instead — Producer, Writer • "Grow As We Go" • "Pretty" — Ingrid Michaelson — Stranger Songs • "Must Have Been The Wind" — Alec Benjamin — These Two Windows • "Call Me" — Rozes — Crazy • "Right Words Wrong Time" — Carly Rae Jepsen — Dedicated • "No More Suckers" — Marina and the Diamonds — Love + Fear • 2020 — "It's Raining Men" — DeathbyRomy — Promising Young Woman — Producer • "Lonely" — Guilherme de Sá, Mauro Henrique, Daniel Lopes, Sandamí, Renato Vianna, André Leite and Luana Camarah — Homemade — Co-Writer • "Make You Mine This Season" — Tegan and Sara — Happiest Season — Producer, Writer • "Walk You Home" — Bishop Briggs — Non-album single • "Revolution" — Lily Donat — I Am Woman • "Life On Earth?" — Adam Melchor — Two Songs For Now — Writer • "Ablaze" — Alanis Morissette — Such Pretty Forks in the Road — Producer • "Reasons I Drink" • "Losing The Plot" • "Diagnosis" • "Smiling" • "Smiling" • "Match In The Rain" — Alec Benjamin — These Two Windows — Producer, Writer • "I'm Not A Cynic" • "The Book of You & I" • "Magic Trick" — The Night Game — Non-album single — Writer • "People You Know" — Selena Gomez — Rare — Co-Producer, Writer • 2021 — "Villain in Me" — Tenille Townes — Non-album single — Producer, Co-Writer • "Carefully" — Ben Platt — Reverie • "I Wanna Love You But I Don't" • "Power" — Joy Crookes — Skin — Co-Writer • "Love Runs Out" (featuring G-Eazy & Sasha Alex Sloan) — Martin Garrix — Non-album single — Co-Producer, Co-Writer • "Anti-Romantic" — Tomorrow x Together — The Chaos Chapter: Freeze — Co-Producer, Writer • "Haunted" — Madeline The Person — Non-album single — Co-Producer • "Going Home" — Chapter 1: The Longing — Producer • "Rest" — Alanis Morissette — Non-album single • 2022 — |"When You Need It" (featuring Wrabel) — Tenille Townes — Masquerades • "Grow as We Go" (featuring Sara Bareilles) — Ben Platt — Non-album single — Producer, Co-Writer • "Beach House" — Carly Rae Jepsen — The Loneliest Time — Co-Producer, Co-Writer • "Scares Me" — Dean Lewis — The Hardest Love — Producer, Co-Writer • "Drunk in the Bathtub" — Jessie Murph — Non-album single — Producer, Co-Writer • 2023 — "Fictional" — Khloe Rose — Non-album single — Producer, Co-Writer • "The Other POV" — The In Between — Producer, Co-Writer • "Positive Spin" — Gretta Ray — Positive Spin + — Producer, Co-Writer • "Diss and Disappoint" — Flowerkid — Diss and Disappoint — Producer, Co-Writer • "Hold Back" — Luca Fogale — Run Where the Light Calls — Co-Writer • "Made Up My Mind" — Jonah Kagen, Lily Meola — The Roads — Co-Writer • "die!" — Savana Santos, Alex Hope — 1 — Producer, Co-Writer • "Kidz Zone" — ZEROBASEONE — Melting Point — Co-Writer • "You Don't Belong to Me" — Thomas Day — Love Me For Another Day — Co-Writer • "My Mistake" — Kelly Clarkson — Chemistry — Co-Writer • "In Pieces" — Chloe Bailey — In Pieces — Co-Producer, Co-Writer • "Crush" — Bella Poarch & Lauv — Non-album single — Producer, Co-Writer • 2024 — "Andrew" — Ben Platt — Honeymind — Co-Producer, Co-Writer • "Last Girl on Earth" — Tristan — If The Shoe Fits, Wear It — Producer, Co-Writer • "Everywhere I Go" — Wild Rivers — Never Better — Co-Writer • "4 Better 4 Worse" — Bellah Mae — Never Waste A Heartbreak — Producer, Co-Writer • "Love Again" — Ben Goldsmith — The Start of Something Beautiful — Producer, Co-Writer • "When I Said Goodbye" • "Look On" • "All American Queen" — Ben Platt — Honeymind — Producer, Co-Writer • "Fear of Missing Out" • "Need You Like This" • "Home Of The Terrified" • 2025 — "Eyes Closed" — Jisoo, Zayn — Non-album single — Co-Producer, Co-Writer • "Lose You" — Zach John King — Slow Down — Co-Writer
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Notes from the source article
These works are cited by the source article, in its own numbering. They are recorded as its citations, not as sources VALÉORINE has verified.
- 1.Flume, Troye Sivan, Violent Soho Rule 2016 ARIA Awards. Billboard.
- 2.Flume, the Avalanches and More Pick up Noms for 2016 ARIA Artisan Awards. 3 October 2016.
- 3.http://www.news.com.au/entertainment/awards/apras-2016-sia-courtney-barnett-and-tame-impala-win-big-at-awards/news-story/a4a9978303bc3486760018400e963454 APRAS 2016
- 4.10 quick questions with Ambassador Alex Hope APRA AMCOS Australia. apraamcos.com.au.
- 5.Spotify Launches Secret Genius to Celebrate Songwriters | News.
- 6.Moran, Jonathon. Sydney Confidential takes a look at some of Australia's most accomplished song writers. The Daily Telegraph. 30 November 2013.
- 7.Stone, Jake. FEATURE: Jake Stone interviews songwriter Alex Hope. Happy. 13 June 2014.
- 8.Alex Hope on Instagram cbignore.
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