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Justin Drew Tranter (born June 16, 1980) is an American songwriter, singer, and activist. They have written songs for Britney Spears, Gwen Stefani, Linkin Park, Kelly Clarkson, Selena Gomez, Justin Bieber, DNCE, Kesha, Imagine Dragons, Fifth Harmony, 5 Seconds of Summer, Ariana Grande, Lady Gaga, Bea Miller, Demi Lovato, and Fall Out Boy, and frequently co-writes with fellow American songwriter Julia Michaels. Tranter was the lead singer of Semi Precious Weapons, a rock band based in New York.
How Music Gets Into Hit TV Shows | The Hidden Process Behind Prime's "Off Campus" + More
How does a song actually make it into a hit TV show, and what makes the right placement capable of changing an artist’s career?
Live from the GMS Conference, Justin Tranter sits down with Emmy-nominated music supervisors Amanda Krieg Thomas and Anna Romanoff to reveal the hidden process behind the…
Why Some Songs Work Onscreen and Others Don’t: Pitch Perfect, The Devil Wears Prada + Wednesday
What makes one song perfect for a scene while another, even a great one, just doesn’t work?
Justin Tranter sits down with music supervisor Julia Michels and songwriter, producer and arranger Alana Da Fonseca to break down the judgment behind the music in Pitch Perfect, The Devil Wears Prada, Wedn…
Inside Pop Songwriting: Hits, Failure, Fear + What Actually Makes a Song Work
What makes a great song when everyone is trying to reverse-engineer hits, virality and the “right” way to be an artist?
Justin Tranter sits down with friends and collaborators Sasha Alex Sloan and Amelia Moore, two artist-songwriters whose careers keep proving that some of the best creative decis…
When "Pushing Through" Stops Working: Rainbow Kitten Surprise on Reinvention
What happens when pushing through stops making you stronger and starts getting in the way of the art?
Justin Tranter sits down with Rainbow Kitten Surprise's lead singer/songwriter Ela Melo and her partner and movement director Cat Cogliandro to unpack how movement, trust and recovery changed the…
The Lost Boys Was “The Hardest Thing We’ve Ever Done”: The Rescues on 60 Songs + Band Therapy
The Rescues spent five years writing The Lost Boys for Broadway. They wrote nearly 60 songs, rewrote lyrics again and again, cut a song they loved after watching it stop the show cold in front of an audience, and reached a point where they had to ask whether they could keep working together after i…
Who Gets The Final Say? Inside The Hollywood Reporter
The best-looking photo can still be the wrong cover. And one bad compromise can turn a bold creative idea beige.
The Hollywood Reporter’s Maer Roshan and Alison Edmond join Justin Tranter to reveal what actually happens behind some of Hollywood’s biggest covers—from Angelina Jolie asking them to r…
The Temper Trap Tried to Recreate “Sweet Disposition.” Here’s What Happened.
“Sweet Disposition” started with someone practicing scales in a tiny rehearsal room. The music came together almost immediately. The lyrics were finished the next day.
In this episode of Unfamous, The Temper Trap join Justin Tranter to break down how one of their most enduring songs was actually w…
How Are Pop Songs Written?
Ricky and Eric break down lessons from songwriter Justin Tranter on who really shapes a pop song, from the song map behind Ed Sheeran’s “Happier” to the melodic math of Chappell Roan’s “Good Luck, Babe!” Plus, Glee is officially getting a reboot, and they react to Apple Music’s new logo made with F…
Justin Tranter with Jake Wesley Rogers
On this week’s Talkhouse Podcast, we’ve got a pair of multi-hyphenates who have recently joined music-world forces: Justin Tranter and Jake Wesley Rogers.
Tranter first found music-biz fame with the band Semi-Precious Weapons, which had a decade-long run starting in 2004, and whose biggest claim to…
Are We Optimizing the Art Out of Music?
Does understanding what works make the art stronger, or can knowing too much flatten the feeling?
In this Unfamous minisode, Grammy-nominated hit songwriter Justin Tranter and co-creator Morgan T. Stuart dig deeper into some of the debates sparked by clips from the show: song math, the first fiv…
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