'Our ambitions match his': Lostboy signs to Warner Chappell Music

'Our ambitions match his': Lostboy signs to Warner Chappell Music

British songwriter and producer Lostboy has signed a worldwide deal with Warner Chappell Music.

Lostboy, who’s real name is Peter Rycroft, has collaborated with Anne-Marie, Ella Eyre, Kehlani, Nina Nesbitt and Why Don’t We, alongside recent writing sessions with Birdy, Jason Derulo, Julia Michaels, Lewis Capaldi and Tom Grennan.

Rycroft said: “This feels like a really exciting time for me. I’ve been working with some great producers, songwriters and artists, while also getting my own artist project off the ground. Saul and the whole Warner Chappell team have been there every step of the way. The energy and passion they’ve shown already has blown me away and I can’t wait to work with them in this next phase of my career.”

Saul Fitton, international creative manager, A&R, Warner Chappell Music UK, said: “It’s fantastic that Lostboy’s joining the Warner Chappell roster. The team’s extremely excited about the opportunity to support such a brilliant artist, songwriter and producer.”

Lostboy’s one of the hottest names in today’s music scene

Mike Smith

Mike Smith, MD of Warner Chappell Music UK, added: “Lostboy’s one of the hottest names in today’s music scene and I’m delighted that he’s placed his trust in us. Our ambitions match his and the sky’s the limit for this creative genius.”   

Lostboy’s other projects include his own artist duo AboutAGirl, whose debut track Forest Fire recently received its first Radio 1 play, plus remixes for Dua Lipa and Dermot Kennedy. 

Lostboy produced the live version of Holler for the recent Spice Girls UK stadium tour.

PHOTO: (L-R) Mike Smith, Managing Director, Warner Chappell Music UK, Lostboy, Matthew Rumbold, manager, Saul Fitton, International Creative Manager, A&R, Warner Chappell Music UK

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