Ilya Salmanzadeh

Ilya's works include: • Year — Title — Album — Songwriter — Producer • 2008 — "Karma" (featuring David Jassy) — Darin Zanyar – Flashback • "Road Trip" • 2010 — "Miss Me" (ft. Nelly) — Mohombi – MoveMeant • 2011 — "Alienized" — Linda Pritchard – Alive • "Crying in the Rain" • "Dance Your Tears Away" • "Erase & Rewind" • "Glorious" • "Miracle" • "Not Even Hello" • "On Time" • "Rise Again" • "Satellite" • "Stuck in a Riddle" • "Got It Like That" — Lazee – Supposed II Happen • "Explosive Love" — Eric Saade – Saade Vol. 2 • "Feel Alive" • "Mama" — The Lonely Island – Turtleneck & Chain • "Reba (Two Worlds Collide)" (ft. Kenan Thompson) • "Finally Free" — Kimberley Locke – Four for the Floor • 2012 — "Get Started" — David Lindgren – Get Started • "Bastard" — Amanda Fondell – Bastard • 2013 — "Can't Hold Back" — Anton Ewald – A • "We Are a Crowd" — The Lonely Island – The Wack Album • "Me & My Girls" — Fifth Harmony – Better Together • "I Wish" (ft. T.I.) — Cher Lloyd – Sorry I'm Late • 2014 — "One Last Time" — Ariana Grande – My Everything • "Problem" (ft. Iggy Azalea) • "First Love" — Jennifer Lopez – AKA • "Bang Bang" (Jessie J with Ariana Grande & Nicki Minaj) — Jessie J – Sweet Talker Ariana Grande – My Everything • "Dreamers" — Mohombi – Universe • "Grow Old With You" • "Just Like That" • "Save Me" • "Comeback" — Ella Eyre – Feline • "Santa Tell Me" — Ariana Grande – Christmas Kisses • 2015 — "Love Me like You Do" — Ellie Goulding – Fifty Shades of Grey (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) • "Things I Didn't Say" — Adam Lambert – The Original High • "City Dove" — Tori Kelly – Unbreakable Smile • "Back It Up" (ft. Pitbull) — Prince Royce – Double Vision • "Back It Up" (ft. Jennifer Lopez & Pitbull) • "Bad Blood" (ft. Kendrick Lamar) — Taylor Swift – 1989 • "Good Thing" (ft. Nick Jonas) — Sage the Gemini – Bachelor Party • "Around the World" (ft. Fetty Wap) — Natalie La Rose – Around the World • "One in a Million" — Hilary Duff – Breathe In. Breathe Out. • "Confident" — Demi Lovato – Confident • "Mr. Hughes" • "On My Mind" — Ellie Goulding – Delirium • "Codes" • "Pay My Rent" — DNCE – Swaay • "Toothbrush" • "Focus" — Ariana Grande – Dangerous Woman • 2016 — "Bad Decisions" • "Everyday" (ft. Future) • "Greedy" • "Into You" • "Side to Side" (ft. Nicki Minaj) • "Sometimes" • "Still Falling for You" — Ellie Goulding – Bridget Jones's Baby: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack • "Don't Talk About It" — Tove Lo – Lady Wood • "Fire Fade" • "They Don't Know" — Ariana Grande – Trolls: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack • "What U Workin' With?" — Gwen Stefani & Justin Timberlake – Trolls: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack • "DNCE" — DNCE – DNCE • "Pay My Rent" • "Toothbrush" • "Zoom" • 2017 — "Lions" — Skip Marley – Lions • "Calm Down" — Skip Marley – Calm Down • "Act My Age" — Katy Perry – Witness • "Ain't About What You Got" — Star cast – Star (season 1) soundtrack • "Would You Mind" — PRETTYMUCH – Would You Mind • "End Game" (ft. Ed Sheeran and Future) — Taylor Swift – Reputation • "Refugee" — Skip Marley – Refugee • "Teacher" — PRETTYMUCH – Teacher • "Open Arms" — PRETTYMUCH – Open Arms • 2018 — "Raindrops (An Angel Cried)" — Ariana Grande – Sweetener • "God Is a Woman" • "Everytime" • "Breathin" • "No Tears Left to Cry" • "Close To Me" (ft. Swae Lee) — Ellie Goulding & Diplo – Brightest Blue • "Last Goodbye" (ft. Tove Styrke & Stefflon Don) — Clean Bandit – What Is Love? • 2019 — "Bloodline" — Ariana Grande – Thank U, Next • "Bad Idea" • "Ghostin" • "Break Up with Your Girlfriend, I'm Bored" • "Tu Vecina" (ft. Ty Dolla Sign) — Maluma – 11:11 • "Miracle" — Labrinth – Imagination & the Misfit Kid • "Oblivion" (ft. Sia) • "Spirit" — Beyoncé – The Lion King: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack • "How Do You Sleep?" — Sam Smith – Love Goes • "Don't Call Me Angel" — Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus, Lana Del Rey and various artists – Charlie's Angels: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack • "How It's Done" • "Bad to You" • "Nobody" • "How I Look on You" • "Motivation" — Normani – Motivation • 2020 — "I'm Ready" — Sam Smith and Demi Lovato – Love Goes • "Worry About Me" (ft. Blackbear) — Ellie Goulding – Brightest Blue • "My Oasis" (ft. Burna Boy) — Sam Smith – Love Goes • "High on Your Supply" — Katy Perry – Smile • 2021 — "Oh Na Na" (with Myke Towers and Tainy) — Camila Cabello – Familia • "Telepath" — Conan Gray – non-album single • "Alone Together" — Westlife – Wild Dreams • 2022 — "Lightning" — Charli XCX – Crash • "Unholy" — Sam Smith – Gloria • "I Love Your Girl" — Mabel – About Last Night... • "Grrrls" — Lizzo – Special • "If Jesus Was a Rockstar" — Kim Petras – non-album single • 2023 — "Brrr" — Kim Petras – Feed the Beast • "Vulgar" (Sam Smith and Madonna) — Sam Smith and Madonna – non-album single • 2024 — "Bye" — Ariana Grande – Eternal Sunshine • "Don't Wanna Break Up Again" • "Saturn Returns Interlude" • "Eternal Sunshine" • "True Story" • "The Boy Is Mine" • "Yes, And?" • "We Can't Be Friends (Wait for Your Love)" • "I Wish I Hated You" • "Imperfect for You" • "Never Ending Song" — Conan Gray – Found Heaven • "Lonely Dancers" • "The Final Fight" • "New Woman" (ft. Rosalía) — Lisa – Alter Ego • "WE PRAY" — Coldplay, Little Simz, Burna Boy, Elyanna and Tini – Moon Music • "It's OK I'm OK" — Tate McRae – So Close to What • 2025 — "All of the Same Lights" — Sabliess – Chaotic • "Twilight Zone" — Ariana Grande – Eternal Sunshine Deluxe: Brighter Days Ahead • "Dandelion" • "Past Life" • "Hampstead" • "Sapphire" — Ed Sheeran – Play • "Azizam" • "Old Phone" • "Symmetry" • "Camera" • "Don't Look Down" • "Heaven" • "Medicine" — Khalid – After the Sun Goes Down • "In Plain Sight" • "Nah" • "Impulsive" • "Tank Top" • "Whenever You're Gone" • "Dumbstruck" • "Rendezvous" • "True" • "Instant" • "Momentary Lovers" • "Yes No Maybe" • "Angel Boy" • "Hurt People" • 2026 — "Kiss Me" — Ariana Grande – Petal • "Hate That I Made You Love Me" • "Petal" • "Stay" • "Oh Well" • "Big Feelings" • "Freak" • "Warning Signs" (interlude) • "Like I Do" • "Never Get Over Me" • "Bad Thing (Bunny Hop)" • "Nowhere, Nobody"

• Year — Award — Category — Nominated work — Result — Reference • 2012 — Grammy Award — Best Comedy Album — Turtleneck & Chain (songwriter & producer) • 2014 — Radio Disney Music Awards — Best Song to Rock Out to With Your BFF — "Me & My Girls" (producer) • Catchiest New Song — "I Wish" (songwriter & producer) • Denniz Pop Awards — Rookie Songwriter/Producer — Himself • Swedish Music Publishers Prize — Year's Breakthrough • Teen Choice Awards — Song: Female Artist — "Problem" (songwriter & producer) • MTV Video Music Award — Best Female Video • Best Pop Video • Best Collaboration • Best Lyric Video • MTV Europe Music Awards — Best Song • 2015 — People's Choice Awards — Favorite Song — "Bang Bang" (producer) • Favorite Album — My Everything (songwriter, producer & programmer) • Grammy Award — Best Pop Duo/Group Performance — "Bang Bang" (producer) • Best Pop Vocal Album — My Everything (songwriter, producer & programmer) • Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards — Favorite Song of the Year — "Bang Bang" (producer) • "Problem" (songwriter & producer) • iHeartRadio Music Awards — Best Collaboration — "Bang Bang" (producer) • "Problem" (songwriter & producer) • Radio Disney Music Awards — Song of the Year — "Problem" (songwriter & producer) • ASCAP Pop Music Awards — Writer Among the Most Performed Songs — Himself • Billboard Music Award — Top Soundtrack — Fifty Shades of Grey (songwriter) • MTV Europe Music Awards — Best Song — "Bad Blood" (producer) • "Love Me like You Do" (songwriter) • Latin Grammy Award — Best Urban Song — "Back It Up (Spanish Version)" (songwriter & producer) • American Music Award — Top Soundtrack — Fifty Shades of Grey (composer) • Collaboration of the Year — "Bad Blood" (producer) • 2016 — People's Choice Awards — Favorite Song of the Year • "Love Me like You Do" (songwriter) • Golden Globe Award — Best Original Song • Critics' Choice Movie Awards — Best Song • Grammy Award — Best Pop Solo Performance • Best Song Written for Visual Media • Best Compilation Soundtrack for Visual Media — Fifty Shades of Grey (songwriter) • 2022 — Grammy Award — Album of the Year — Justice (producer & songwriter) • 2023 — Grammy Award — Album of the Year — Special (producer, engineers & mixer) • 2025 — Grammy Award — Best Dance Pop Recording — Yes, And? (producer)