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    DNA Songs
    OriginAustralia
    GenresPop, dance-pop, pop-rock
    OccupationsSongwriter, record producer
    Years active2004–present
    MembersAnthony Egizii
    David Musumeci
    Websitewww.dnasongs.com.au

    DNA Songs is a songwriting and production company founded by Anthony Egizii and David Musumeci in Australia in 2004. They have worked with a variety of international and local artists including Ricky Martin, Geri Halliwell, The Veronicas, Guy Sebastian, Delta Goodrem, The Saturdays, Jessica Mauboy, Timomatic, Shannon Noll and many others. They have had seven No.1 singles in Australia with The Veronicas' "You Ruin Me" and "In My Blood", as well as Delta Goodrem's single "Wings", Reece Mastin's "Good Night" and "Shout It Out", Samantha Jade's "What You've Done to Me" and Dami Im's "Alive".[1]

    DNA Songs have also written numerous songs entered in the Eurovision Song Contest by Australia with "Sound of Silence" by Dami Im in 2016, "Don't Come Easy" by Isaiah Firebrace in 2017,[2] "We Got Love" by Jessica Mauboy in 2018 and "Don't Break Me" by Montaigne in 2020.

    Songwriting credits

    [edit]
    • "When You Coming Home" – Brian McFadden (2010)
    • "It's Alright" – Kate Alexa (2008)
    • "Chinese Whispers" – Jessica Mauboy (2008)
    • "Runnin'" – Jessica Mauboy (2008)
    • "Fading Picture" – Amy Pearson (2008)
    • "Where We Belong" – Kate Alexa (2007)
    • "Tonight" – Kate Alexa (2007)
    • "Waiting Here" – Kate Alexa (2007)
    • "You're Everything" – Kate Alexa (2007)
    • "Another Now" – Kate Alexa (2007)
    • "Help Me Find a Way" – Kate Alexa (2007)
    • "Nobody Knows" – Kate Alexa (2007)
    • "Won't Walk Away" – Kate Alexa (2007)
    • "We Are Together" – Kate Alexa (2007)
    • "Feel It Too" – Kate Alexa (2007)
    • "Way to the Top" – Kate Alexa (2007)
    • "Falling Out" – Kate Alexa (2007)
    • "Can't Be You" – Dean Geyer (2007)
    • "Won't Let You Go" – Shannon Noll (2007)
    • "Tomorrow" – Shannon Noll (2007)
    • "Don't Miss You" – Amy Pearson (2007)
    • "Love Like This" – Amy Pearson (2007)
    • "Alone No More" – Ricki-Lee (2007)
    • "Let Go" – Amity Dry (2005)
    • "Too Late" – Amity Dry (2005)
    • "Nobody Knows" – Torsten Fassbender featuring Julie-Anne Melfi

    Production and mixing credits

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    Delta Goodrem

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    The Veronicas

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    From their album The Veronicas

    Ricki-Lee Coulter

    [edit]
    from the album Ricki-Lee (2005)
    • "Take Me to a Place"
    from the album Brand New Day (2007)
    • "I Was Made for Loving You" (Kiss cover)
    • Ghost
    • On My Own
    • Magic
    • Dance Like No-One's Watching
    • More Then Love
    • Talkin'
    • What Do You Want From Me?'
    • Point Of No Return (With David Schufer), Real Love (With Ivy Adara)
    from the album On My Own (2024)

    Samantha Jade

    [edit]

    Nathaniel

    [edit]

    and the debut studio album, Yours (2015).

    Reece Mastin

    [edit]


    The Collective

    [edit]

    Jessica Mauboy

    [edit]

    Ricki-Lee Coulter

    [edit]
    from the album Ricki-Lee (2005)
    • "Take Me to a Place"
    from the album Brand New Day (2007)
    from the album On My Own (2024)

    Ricky Martin

    [edit]


    Johnny Ruffo

    [edit]

    Guy Sebastian

    [edit]

    Timomatic

    [edit]

    Stan Walker

    [edit]
    from the album Let the Music Play (2011)

    Shannon Noll

    [edit]
    • "Path of Gold"
    from the album A Million Suns (2011)

    Marvin Priest

    [edit]
    from the album Beats & Blips (2011)

    Zoë Badwi

    [edit]
    • "Freefallin" – Single (2010) (Vocal Recording and Vocal Production)

    Christine Anu

    [edit]
    • "Come Home" – Single (2010)

    Brian McFadden

    [edit]
    • "Chemical Rush"
    • "Love Transfusion"
    • "Less Talk"
    • "When You Coming Home"
    from the album Wall of Soundz (2010)

    Jessica Mauboy

    [edit]
    • "Chinese Whispers"
    • "Runnin'"
    from the album Been Waiting (2008)
    from the album Beautiful (2013)
    • "Risk It"
    • "Something About You"
    from the TV series The Secret Daughter (2016)
    representing Australia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2018
    • "Little Things"
    • "Blessing"
    • "Come Runnin'"
    • "Selfish"
    • "Tough Love"
    • "Who We're Meant to Be"
    from the album Hilda (2019)
    • "I'm Sorry"
    • "Tell 'Em"
    from the album Yours Forever (2024)

    Shannon Noll

    [edit]
    • "Tomorrow"
    from the album Turn It Up (2007)

    Amy Pearson

    [edit]
    • "Don't Miss You"
    • "Love Like This"
    • "Not Me"
    • "Does Anybody?"
    • "Wish I Was Her"
    • "Fool"
    from the album Who I Am (2008)

    Dean Geyer

    [edit]
    • "Can't Be You"
    from the album Rush (2007)

    Guy Sebastian

    [edit]
    • "Cover on My Heart"
    from the album Closer to the Sun (2006)

    Kate Miller-Heidke

    [edit]
    from the album Little Eve (2007)

    Old Man River

    [edit]
    • "Sunshine" (DNA Remix)
    from the album Good Morning (2007)

    Kate Alexa

    [edit]
    • "Where We Belong"
    • "Tonight"
    • "Waiting Here"
    • "You're Everything"
    • "Another Now"
    • "Help Me Find a Way"
    • "Nobody Knows"
    • "Won't Walk Away"
    • "We Are Together"
    • "Feel It Too"
    • "Way to the Top"
    • "Falling Out"
    from the album H2O: Just Add Water (2007)
    • "It's Alright"
    B-Side of the single Teardrops (2008)

    Amity Dry

    [edit]
    • True to Me

    Brielle Davis

    [edit]
    • "Take It Off"
    • "Oxygen" (DNA Remix)
    from the album Other Side (2007)

    Torsten Fassbender Featuring Julie-Anne Melfi

    [edit]
    • "Nobody Knows"

    Mitch James

    [edit]

    References

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    1. ^ Adams, Cameron (14 July 2016). "Sydney's DNA Songs Have Just Scored Their Seventh ARIA Number 1 Single". news.com.au. Retrieved 9 February 2020.
    2. ^ Thomas, Sarah; Cooper, Nathanael (7 March 2017). "Eurovision 2017 Australian contestant: The X Factor winner Isaiah Firebrace named". The Sydney Morning Herald.
    [edit]
    Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=DNA_Songs&oldid=1323547015"

      DNA Songs
      OriginAustralia
      GenresPop, dance-pop, pop-rock
      OccupationsSongwriter, record producer
      Years active2004–present
      MembersAnthony Egizii
      David Musumeci
      Websitewww.dnasongs.com.au

      DNA Songs is a songwriting and production company founded by Anthony Egizii and David Musumeci in Australia in 2004. They have worked with a variety of international and local artists including Ricky Martin, Geri Halliwell, The Veronicas, Guy Sebastian, Delta Goodrem, The Saturdays, Jessica Mauboy, Timomatic, Shannon Noll and many others. They have had seven No.1 singles in Australia with The Veronicas' "You Ruin Me" and "In My Blood", as well as Delta Goodrem's single "Wings", Reece Mastin's "Good Night" and "Shout It Out", Samantha Jade's "What You've Done to Me" and Dami Im's "Alive".[1]

      DNA Songs have also written numerous songs entered in the Eurovision Song Contest by Australia with "Sound of Silence" by Dami Im in 2016, "Don't Come Easy" by Isaiah Firebrace in 2017,[2] "We Got Love" by Jessica Mauboy in 2018 and "Don't Break Me" by Montaigne in 2020.

      Songwriting credits

      • "When You Coming Home" – Brian McFadden (2010)
      • "It's Alright" – Kate Alexa (2008)
      • "Chinese Whispers" – Jessica Mauboy (2008)
      • "Runnin'" – Jessica Mauboy (2008)
      • "Fading Picture" – Amy Pearson (2008)
      • "Where We Belong" – Kate Alexa (2007)
      • "Tonight" – Kate Alexa (2007)
      • "Waiting Here" – Kate Alexa (2007)
      • "You're Everything" – Kate Alexa (2007)
      • "Another Now" – Kate Alexa (2007)
      • "Help Me Find a Way" – Kate Alexa (2007)
      • "Nobody Knows" – Kate Alexa (2007)
      • "Won't Walk Away" – Kate Alexa (2007)
      • "We Are Together" – Kate Alexa (2007)
      • "Feel It Too" – Kate Alexa (2007)
      • "Way to the Top" – Kate Alexa (2007)
      • "Falling Out" – Kate Alexa (2007)
      • "Can't Be You" – Dean Geyer (2007)
      • "Won't Let You Go" – Shannon Noll (2007)
      • "Tomorrow" – Shannon Noll (2007)
      • "Don't Miss You" – Amy Pearson (2007)
      • "Love Like This" – Amy Pearson (2007)
      • "Alone No More" – Ricki-Lee (2007)
      • "Let Go" – Amity Dry (2005)
      • "Too Late" – Amity Dry (2005)
      • "Nobody Knows" – Torsten Fassbender featuring Julie-Anne Melfi

      Production and mixing credits

      Delta Goodrem

      The Veronicas

      From their album The Veronicas

      Ricki-Lee Coulter

      from the album Ricki-Lee (2005)
      • "Take Me to a Place"
      from the album Brand New Day (2007)
      • "I Was Made for Loving You" (Kiss cover)
      • Ghost
      • On My Own
      • Magic
      • Dance Like No-One's Watching
      • More Then Love
      • Talkin'
      • What Do You Want From Me?'
      • Point Of No Return (With David Schufer), Real Love (With Ivy Adara)
      from the album On My Own (2024)

      Samantha Jade

      Nathaniel

      and the debut studio album, Yours (2015).

      Reece Mastin


      The Collective

      Jessica Mauboy

      Ricki-Lee Coulter

      from the album Ricki-Lee (2005)
      • "Take Me to a Place"
      from the album Brand New Day (2007)
      from the album On My Own (2024)

      Ricky Martin


      Johnny Ruffo

      Guy Sebastian

      Timomatic

      Stan Walker

      from the album Let the Music Play (2011)

      Shannon Noll

      • "Path of Gold"
      from the album A Million Suns (2011)

      Marvin Priest

      from the album Beats & Blips (2011)

      Zoë Badwi

      • "Freefallin" – Single (2010) (Vocal Recording and Vocal Production)

      Christine Anu

      • "Come Home" – Single (2010)

      Brian McFadden

      • "Chemical Rush"
      • "Love Transfusion"
      • "Less Talk"
      • "When You Coming Home"
      from the album Wall of Soundz (2010)

      Jessica Mauboy

      • "Chinese Whispers"
      • "Runnin'"
      from the album Been Waiting (2008)
      from the album Beautiful (2013)
      • "Risk It"
      • "Something About You"
      from the TV series The Secret Daughter (2016)
      representing Australia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2018
      • "Little Things"
      • "Blessing"
      • "Come Runnin'"
      • "Selfish"
      • "Tough Love"
      • "Who We're Meant to Be"
      from the album Hilda (2019)
      • "I'm Sorry"
      • "Tell 'Em"
      from the album Yours Forever (2024)

      Shannon Noll

      • "Tomorrow"
      from the album Turn It Up (2007)

      Amy Pearson

      • "Don't Miss You"
      • "Love Like This"
      • "Not Me"
      • "Does Anybody?"
      • "Wish I Was Her"
      • "Fool"
      from the album Who I Am (2008)

      Dean Geyer

      • "Can't Be You"
      from the album Rush (2007)

      Guy Sebastian

      • "Cover on My Heart"
      from the album Closer to the Sun (2006)

      Kate Miller-Heidke

      from the album Little Eve (2007)

      Old Man River

      • "Sunshine" (DNA Remix)
      from the album Good Morning (2007)

      Kate Alexa

      • "Where We Belong"
      • "Tonight"
      • "Waiting Here"
      • "You're Everything"
      • "Another Now"
      • "Help Me Find a Way"
      • "Nobody Knows"
      • "Won't Walk Away"
      • "We Are Together"
      • "Feel It Too"
      • "Way to the Top"
      • "Falling Out"
      from the album H2O: Just Add Water (2007)
      • "It's Alright"
      B-Side of the single Teardrops (2008)

      Amity Dry

      • True to Me

      Brielle Davis

      • "Take It Off"
      • "Oxygen" (DNA Remix)
      from the album Other Side (2007)

      Torsten Fassbender Featuring Julie-Anne Melfi

      • "Nobody Knows"

      Mitch James

      References

      1. ^ Adams, Cameron (14 July 2016). "Sydney's DNA Songs Have Just Scored Their Seventh ARIA Number 1 Single". news.com.au. Retrieved 9 February 2020.
      2. ^ Thomas, Sarah; Cooper, Nathanael (7 March 2017). "Eurovision 2017 Australian contestant: The X Factor winner Isaiah Firebrace named". The Sydney Morning Herald.
      • Official website
      • DNA Songs Profile at MusicOz
      Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=DNA_Songs&oldid=1323547015"