Jon Levine

Jon Levine is a Canadian record producer, songwriter, and former keyboardist and songwriter for the Philosopher Kings.[1] He has co-written and produced songs for artists such as Dua Lipa, Drake, Alessia Cara, The Struts, Kesha, Aloe Blacc, Little Mix, Becky G, Andra Day, Little Mix, Rachel Platten, Nelly Furtado, Andy Grammer, T-Boz, Avril Lavigne, Bono, Selena Gomez, Bebe Rexha, Drake.

For those of a similar name, see Jonathan Levine (disambiguation).
Jon Levine
BornToronto, Ontario, Canada Birth date january 11 1967
Occupation(s)
Years active1996-present
Associated acts

Biography

Jon Levine is a Toronto-born, LA-based, former major label artist-turned producer. Jon developed Rachel Platten, producing her years before she signed to Columbia and remains her core collaborator. He is the sole producer on her Gold-selling album Wildfire that includes 7x Platinum “Fight Song” and 1x Platinum “Stand By You.” Jon cowrote and produced Dua Lipa’s “Blow Your Mind (Mwah!)”, her first worldwide single that is one of Primary Wave’s most synced contemporary songs to this day. Jon wrote and produced the bulk of The Struts’ 2018 YOUNG&DANGEROUS including the single “Body Talks” ft. Kesha which is the band’s highest-grossing song with twenty sync uses. Jon wrote and produced the band’s new album Strange Days which included collabs with Tom Morello, Albert Hammond Jr, and Robbie Williams.


Jon has assumed the role as Alessia Cara’s producer. This role encompasses producing and writing her EP “This Summer”, creating an original Christmas song “Make It To Christmas,” producing a song for Netflix’s The Willoughbys, and making acoustic and live versions of the EP. Jon produced and wrote three tracks on Avril Lavigne’s new album Head Above Water. Jon produced Andy Grammer’s album Magazines and Novels and has two cuts on Andy’s new album including the single “I Found You” ft. Cash Cash. Jon has produced singles for Bebe Rexha, Lea Michele, Aloe Blacc, Alessia Cara, and Faouzia. He has album cuts on Avril Lavigne, Drake, Celine Dion, Little Mix, Sabrina Carpenter, Leona Lewis, Andra Day, Nelly Furtado, and Selena Gomez. Jon’s Dua Lipa "Blow Your Mind (Mwah!)" song was synced with Revlon in 2018,[2] The Struts song was synced with Harley Davidson in 2019 and Budweiser in 2020, and his Bebe Rexha song was synced with Walgreens in 2020.


Jon produced “Lean On Me” performed by Justin Bieber, Michael Buble, and Avril Lavigne to benefit the Canadian Red Cross. Jon produced “What The World Needs Now” performed by Smokey Robinson, Tori Kelly, Sam Fischer, and Leona Lewis to benefit the American Red Cross.[3]


Selected discography
Year Artist Title Album Label Details
2019 Avril Lavigne "Souvenir" Head Above Water BMG Rights Management Producer
"Bigger Wow" Producer, Writer
"Love Me Insane"
2018 Rozzi "Never Over You" Single Columbia Records Producer
Andy Grammer "The Good Parts" The Good Parts S-Curve Records Producer
"85" Producer, Writer
2017 Rachel Platten "Hands" Waves Columbia Records Producer
"Without You"
"Wild" Producer, Writer
"Keep Up"
"Good Life"
Lea Michele "Anything's Possible" Places Columbia Records Producer
Charlotte OC "Medicine Man" Careless People Harvest Records Producer, Writer
Needtobreathe ft. Andra Day "Hard Love" Hard Love Atlantic Records Producer
Lindsey Stirling ft. Becky G "Christmas C'Mon" Warmer in the Winter Lindseystomp Records Writer
Shawn Hook ft. Serena Ryder "Happy Xmas (War is Over)" Single Hollywood Records Producer, Writer
2016 Rachel Platten Album Producer Wildfire Columbia Producer, Writer
Drake "Weston Road Flows" Views OVO Sound Young Money Entertainment Cash Money Republic Records Writer
Dua Lipa "Blow Your Mind" Dua Lipa Warner Bros. Records Producer, Writer
Needtobreathe "When I Sing" Hard Love Atlantic Records Producer
Fleur East "Sax" Love, Sax and Flashbacks Syco Additional production
Thirdstory "G-Train" Searching EP Verve Records Writer
2015 Kat Dahlia "I Think I'm in Love" My Garden
  • Epic
  • Vested in Culture
 Producer, Writer
Bebe Rexha "I'm Gonna Show You Crazy" I Don't Wanna Grow Up Warner Bros. Records Producer, Writer
Buffy Sainte Marie Multiple tracks Power In The Blood True North Records Producer
Sabrina Carpenter "Seamless" Eyes Wide Open Hollywood Records Producer, Writer
Marina Kaye ft. Lindsey Stirling "Sounds Like Heaven" Fearless Capitol Records (France) Producer, Writer
Katherine McPhee "Damage Control" Hysteria eOne Writer
Rachel Platten "Stand By You" Wildfire Columbia Producer, Writer
"Fight Song" Producer
Samantha Jade "Always" Nine Sony Australia Producer, Writer
Armour Shake That B-side
Hedley "Man Killer" Hello Universal Canada Producer, Writer
2014 Andy Grammer "Honey, I'm Good", "Back Home", "Pushing", "Forever", "Holding Out", "Remind You", "Masterpiece", "Sinner", "Red Eye", Kiss You Slow", "Co-Pilot" Magazines Or Novels S-Curve Records Producer
"Blame it on the Stars" Producer, Writer
These Kids Wear Crowns "Love This City" Single Universal Canada Producer, Writer
Melissa Etheridge Multiple tracks This Is M.E. Caroline Distribution Producer, Writer
Karise Eden "Black Heart" Things I've Done Island Records Australia Producer, Writer
2013 Emblem3 "3000 Miles"[4] Nothing to Lose Syco Music Producer, Writer
My Name Is Kay "Ain't Gonna Cry" My Name Is Kay Last Gang/Universal Producer, Writer
Leona Lewis "Your Hallelujah" Christmas, With Love Syco Writer
2012 Juliet Simms "Wild Child" Single Universal Republic Producer, Writer[5]
Serena Ryder "Fall", "Heavy Love", "Mary Go Round", "Please", "Circle of the Sun", "For You", Harmony EMI Music Canada Producer, Writer[6]
Little Mix featuring T-Boz "Red Planet"[7] DNA Syco Music Producer, Writer
Cher Lloyd "Behind the Music", "Riot"[8] Sticks & Stones (US edition) Epic/Syco Music Producer, Writer
Chris Rene "Chains"[9] I'm Right Here Epic/Syco Music Producer, Writer
K'Naan "Bulletproof Pride"[10] Country, God, or the Girl A&M/Octone Producer, Writer
Shawn Hook Album Producer Cosmonaut and The Girl[11] EMI Music Canada Producer, Writer
2011 Anjulie "Stand Behind The Music" Universal Republic Producer, Writer
2010 Selena Gomez Trust in Me (The Python's Song)[12] Disneymania 7 Walt Disney Producer
Fefe Dobson "Didn't See You Coming", "Set Me Free" Joy Island Records Producer, Writer
2009 Anjulie Various tracks[13] Anjulie Hear Music Producer
2008 Kreesha Turner Various tracks Passion EMI/Capitol Producer, Writer
2007 Serena Ryder "Calling to Say"[14] A Canadian Christmas, Vol 4 Universal Distribution Producer, Writer
2001 Sugar Jones "How Much Longer" Sugar Jones Universal Music Canada Producer, Writer
Jelleestone Jelleestone Thirteen Warner Bros. Records Producer[15]
2000 Nelly Furtado "Well, Well"[16] Whoa, Nelly! DreamWorks Producer, Writer

Solo work

Levine's solo work can be heard on his debut album Ground Tied, which was released in November 2009 and which is available through a number of online outlets, including iTunes.

References
  1. Ankeny, Jason. "Biography: The Philosopher Kings". AMG. Retrieved 20 May 2010.
  2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7WjD5G5ZuY
  3. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jCLS3C8DdM. Missing or empty |title= (help)
  4. "Nothing to Lose album credits". Retrieved 2013-07-29.
  5. "Wild Child credits". Retrieved 2012-12-12.
  6. Stevenson, Jane. "Serena Ryder Makes a Welcome Return". Toronto Sun. Retrieved 2012-11-30.
  7. "D.N.A. (Album)". Retrieved 2012-11-14.
  8. Corner, Lewis. "Cher Lloyd unveils new track 'Behind the Music' credits". Digital Spy. Retrieved 2012-10-05.
  9. "Chris Rene, I'm Right Here credits". AllMusic.com. Retrieved 2012-10-05.
  10. Bliss, Karen. "K'Naan: From the Political to the (Somewhat) Personal". SOCAN. Archived from the original on 2013-01-15. Retrieved 2012-08-20.
  11. https://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/cosmonaut-and-the-girl/id721214622
  12. "Disneymania 7". ArtistDirect. Retrieved 2012-08-20.
  13. "AllMusic: Jon Levine". Retrieved 2012-08-20.
  14. "A Canadian Christmas 4". Allmusic.com. Retrieved 2012-08-20.
  15. "Moguls in the making: Toronto's Jelleestone, Swollen Members from Vancouver vie for Canada's hip-hop crown". Edmonton Journal, February 8, 2002.
  16. "UK-Charts.com". Retrieved 2012-08-20.
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