Conor maynard hello cover rap
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I said, “Definitely let’s do it.” We came up with a couple of ideas and ended up doing a cover of “OMG” by Usher. He contacted me about doing a collaboration so I checked out his stuff, thought it was really cool. It was recorded with quite a good quality microphone. Anth found a video I made ages ago, back when I was first doing my covers. How was it that a Brighton boy originally hooked up with a Virginian MC (Anth Melo)? They were really helpful and I connected with them really quickly, worked on a lot of cuts that eventually made the album. When I first started the album I much preferred working with people I felt comfortable with and the Invisible Men were the first producers who really understood what music I wanted to make. I definitely liked stuff they’d done in the past. Tell us what it was like to work with them. They also worked with you on your first two singles. They were responsible for hits, such as Jessie J’s “Do It Like a Dude” and DJ Fresh & Rita Ora’s recent No 1 single “Hot Right Now”. The Invisible Men are a songwriting trio consisting of Jason Pebworth and George Astasio, who used to be in the American pop-rock band Orson, and Jon Shave, who was once part of the Xenomania production team. I got along with them the best and they were really positive and confident about me as an artist. They really took a step forward and were the people who brought me in. Do you hold them in particular regard?ĬONOR MAYNARD: They were the ones who believed in me from the start. THOMAS H GREEN: On your album’s sleeve notes you give a special shout-out to EMI A&R Elias Christidis and to the president of Parlophone, Miles Leonard. His manner is bright and enthused, if opaque in the manner of the media-trained, and he signals the end of each answer by pausing then saying, “So… yeah.” Originally we were to have a personal audience but Maynard was feeling a tad nervous about the concert so, in the end, chose to speak on the phone as he was driven by car from London to Brighton. theartsdesk caught up with him just before the first date of his current UK tour. Due to his devoted teenage fanbase, parallels are sometimes drawn with Justin Bieber but, in truth, Maynard is stylistically closer to Justin Timberlake.