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Brandon Paddock

Brandon Paddock

American musician, record producer

Brandon Paddock is an American pop and rock musician and producer and member of electronic pop/dance duo Fancy Cars.

Commercial success

Paddock is an American pop and rock musician and producer. Paddock has received two RIAA Platinum Records (awarded for the shipment of 1,000,000 units) for his work on Avril Lavigne's "Here's to Never Growing Up"[1] and Christina Perri's "Human".[2] He also earned an RIAA Gold Record (awarded for the shipment of 500,000 units) for Karmin's "Acapella".[3]

Paddock is also a member of electronic pop/dance duo Fancy Cars.[4]

Selected discography

Key: AP - Additional Production / P - producer / PRG - Programming / M - Mixer / E - Engineer / MA - Mastering / W - Writer / INST - other Instrumentation / VOX - Vocals / STRG - String Arrangement

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