Kevin De Clue

Kevin De Clue
Kevin DeClue, San Mateo, CA, 2000
Background information
Born	(1977-03-24) 24 March 1977 Binghamton New York United States
Genres	Pop, Country
Occupation(s)	Musician, Singer, Songwriter Music Producer
Instruments	Vocalist
Labels	Columbia,Sony Sony/RED Way Up Records Dominion Entertainment LLC
Associated acts	Hilary Duff, Jenna Jentry Nina Paolicelli

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Kevin De Clue (born March 24, 1977 in Binghamton, New York) is a multi platinum music producersinger-songwriter living in Los Angeles. He has written songs for Hilary Duff including "The Last Song" and "Mr. James Dean".^[1] and Jenna Jentry Sony/RED " co produced by Gretchen Wilson". On January 27th 2016 Kevin DeClue's artist Nina Paolicelli signed a deal with Sony Records.

He was once the lead singer for a San Diego band called Earth Ride.^[2]

Born on March 24, 1977 in Binghamton, NY, internationally known producer, singer, songwriter, musician Kevin DeClue, with over six million units sold, has made his mark in the music industry. Since the age of 11, DeClue has been working towards what is now one of the most successful transformations from the old industry into the cyber media industry it is today. Kevin DeClue got his break developing, producing, and writing with Hilary Duff and has maintained a large presence in the industry, writing for and developing countless acts such as the Clique Girlz (Interscope), Chantelle Paige (Convict/Universal), Jewel and Blaire (Sony A.T.V.), and Lindsey Ray (Epic). Jenna Jentry ( Sony RED)

Soon after working with Hilary Duff, Kara DioGuardi asked to sing on Kevin’s personal project, Thief. As this was transpiring, a young songwriter by the name of Patrik Berger (2011 Grammy nominee), was signed to Kara's label. Kara requested that Patrik join in writing sessions with Kevin. Kevin was soon writing with (2011 Grammy nominee) artist Robyn. Kevin also began working with video producer Chris Applebaum, Rihanna (Umbrella) and started business relationships with the likes of Bob Cavallo, Jay Landers, David Massey, Joel Weinstein, and countless others. As success moved forward, Kevin DeClue joined forces with Emmy and Grammy Award winning Joel Soyffer and major producer/songwriter Andre Cymone. Kevin’s next phase was the creation of his own fully faceted entertainment company, Way Up Records. Housing the labels catalog with publisher Anthony Barlow sealed the deal. The labels first artist, Stazz, a ground breaking talent that has already penned a successful publishing deal, will be releasing her recordings in the spring as well as touring throughout the summer.

Kevin DeClue's catalog not only includes co-writes with Kara DioGuardi, Joe Brown, and Hilary Duff, but also with Jamie Houston, Holly Knight, Jim Marr, Charlie Midnight, and Errol "Poppi" McCalla, just to name a few. Kevin’s list of clients includes Disney/Hollywood, Barbarian/Universal, Stonehall/Capitol, Island/Def Jam, Columbia/Nickelodeon, and Fintage Music.

In 2011, after writing together for years, Kevin DeClue dropped everything and decided to work exclusively with up-and-coming country artist Jenna Jentry. Her album 'Good As Gold', which they penned together, was released in August 2012. In 2013 Jenna Jentry signed with Sony RED and has released her major label debut produced by Gretchen Wilson

Kevin DeClue is a great advocate of keeping music alive in the schools. DeClue also specializes in artist development for the youth with extensive experience in vocal training, acting, management, guitar, bass, and drums. DeClue states, "With all this knowledge, and now being a father myself, I wanted to help children understand all aspects of the music business as well as enjoy the quality of life music can bring into our own lives. With the arts depleting in our public school systems, I feel it is my duty to share what I can about the wonderful world of music." Kevin DeClue is also part of a Christian Foundation that sponsors children in need. As of now, he has one sponsor child and hopes for many more.

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