Concord Music Publishing has signed producer, songwriter and musician Fraser T Smith to a new worldwide publishing agreement.
The deal encompasses Smith’s future works, as well as select existing compositions from his catalogue.
Fraser T Smith has a career spanning more than two decades and collaborations with some of the world’s biggest artists including Adele, Stormzy, Dave, Sam Smith, Kano, Celine Dion, James Morrison and Snow Patrol. He is a Grammy, Ivor Novello and BRIT Award winner.
Smith has co-written and produced a string of global hits including Adele’s Set Fire to the Rain, Stormzy’s Blinded By Your Grace Pt. 2 and Crown, Dave’s Mercury-winning album Psychodrama and James Morrison’s Broken Strings.
He also worked on Snow Patrol’s 2024 UK No.1 album The Forest Is The Path.
Smith recently co-wrote and produced multiple tracks on Kae Tempest’s new album Self Titled. He is currently back in the studio with Dave, continuing their long-standing creative partnership.
Fraser T Smith is a true master of his craft and a trailblazer in music
Kim Frankiewicz
Fraser T Smith said: “I’m absolutely thrilled to be joining the Concord family. Kim’s reputation and global success speak for themselves, and she’s built an exceptionally creative team and culture that feel completely aligned with our vision for this exciting new chapter.”
Kim Frankiewicz, EVP of worldwide A&R at Concord Music Publishing, said: “Fraser T Smith is a true master of his craft and a trailblazer in music. His track record speaks for itself, and his ability to innovate and elevate artists is unmatched. We are thrilled to partner with Fraser on this new chapter and to support his creative vision on a global scale.”
Music Week subscribers can read our recent magazine interview with Fraser T Smith.
PHOTO: (L-R) Joe Skinner (Concord), Dan Kenworthy (Concord), Adam Salomon (Concord), Tor Ree (Concord), Neale Easterby (Empire Management), Tom Coulson-Smith (Concord), Sarah T Smith (70Hz Management), Kim Frankiewicz (Concord), Fraser T Smith, Adam Gardiner (Concord)
