Brian West

• Year — Artist — Album — Details — Label • 2013 — Bryan Ellis — The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones soundtrack; forthcoming album — Producer, writer, engineer, musician ("Strange Days" on film soundtrack; "Days of the Summer") — Universal Republic • Nakia — Drown In The Crimson Tide — Producer, writer, musician ("Walking On A Slant") — Something Music • Judith Hill — 20 Feet from Stardom soundtrack — Producer, writer, engineer, musician ("Desperation") — Columbia Records • 2012 — Maroon 5 — Overexposed — Producer, writer, musician ("Man Who Never Lied") — A&M/Octone • Judith Hill — Spike Lee's Red Hook Summer soundtrack — Producer, writer, engineer, musician ("Desperation") — 40 Acres and a Mule Musicworks • K'Naan — Country, God or the Girl — Producer, writer, engineer, musician ("Bulletproof Pride" featuring Bono, "Simple," "70 Excuses") — A&M/Octone • 2011 — Paper Tongues — Paper Tongues — Producer, writer, engineer, musician ("Ride To California," "Trinity," "Get Higher," "For the People," "Love Like You") — A&M/Octone • Marlon Roudette — Matter Fixed — Producer, writer, engineer, musician ("Storyline") — Universal Germany • Alysha Brillinger — Forthcoming album — Producer, writer, engineer, musician ("Better Soon," "Boy Ho," "Sorry") — Lava/Universal • He Met Her — Forthcoming album — Producer, writer, engineer, musician ("Be Ok," "Moon Cafe") • Awolnation — Megalithic Symphony — Producer, writer, engineer, musician ("Kill Your Heroes") — Red Bull Records • Darren Hayes (singer of Savage Garden) — Secret Codes and Battleships — Producer, writer, engineer, musician ("Cruel Cruel World," "Explode," "Tiny Little Flashlights") • 2010 — Bonnie Pink — Dear Diary — Producer, engineer, musician ("World Peace") — Warner Music Japan • 2009 — Nelly Furtado — Mi Plan — Producer ("Sueños" featuring Alejandro Fernández) — Universal Music Latino • K'Naan — Troubadour — Producer, writer, engineer, musician (11 tracks) — A&M/Octone • Bonnie Pink — One — Producer, engineer, musician ("Mo-So-Lover," "Play and Pause," "Get on the Bus") — Warner Music Japan • 2006 — Stacie Orrico — Beautiful Awakening — Producer, writer, engineer, musician ("Beautiful Awakening) — Virgin Records • Philosopher Kings — Castles — Member, writer, musician, producer, engineer (14 tracks) — Sony BMG Canada • 2005 — K'Naan — The Dusty Foot Philosopher — Producer, writer, engineer, musician (10 tracks) — Sony BMG • Esthero — Wikked Lil' Grrrls — Producer, writer, engineer, musician ("O.G. Bitch," "Junglebook" featuring Andre 3000) — Reprise/WEA • 2004 — Various Artists — Perfecto Chills Vol. 2 — Producer, writer, remixer ("Try" by Nelly Furtado featuring the Kronus Quartet) — Thrive Records • 2003 — Nelly Furtado — Folklore — Producer, writer, engineer, musician (10 tracks) — DreamWorks • Kazzer — The Italian Job soundtrack — Writer ("Pedal to the Medal") — Paramount Pictures • 2000 — Nelly Furtado — Whoa, Nelly! — Producer, writer, engineer, musician (11 tracks, including "I'm Like a Bird" and "Turn Off the Light") — DreamWorks • 1997 — Philosopher Kings — Famous, Rich and Beautiful — Member, musician, writer (13 tracks) — Sony BMG Canada • 1994 — Philosopher Kings — Philosopher Kings — Member, musician, writer (12 tracks) — Sony BMG Canada

Grammy Awards • 2013 – Best Pop Vocal Album (Maroon 5, Overexposed): Nominated • 2002 – Producer of the Year, Non-Classical: Nominated Latin Grammy Awards • 2010 – Best Female Pop Vocal Album (Nelly Furtado, Mi Plan): Won Juno Awards • 2010 – Artist of the Year (K'Naan): Won • 2006 – Rap Recording of the Year (K'Naan, The Dusty Foot Philosopher): Won • 2004 – Single of the Year (Nelly Furtado, "Powerless (Say What You Want)"): Won • 2001 – Best Producer: Won • 2001 – Best Single (Nelly Furtado, "I'm Like a Bird"): Won • 2001 – Best New Solo Artist (Nelly Furtado): Won • 1996 – Best New Group (The Philosopher Kings): Won SOCAN Awards • 2010 – SOCAN Award for No. 1 song (K'Naan, "Take a Minute"): Won