Lindsay Rimes

Originally from Sydney, Australia, and now a dominant force in Nashville, Lindsay Rimes is an award-winning songwriter and record producer whose work has defined modern country radio. He made history as the first country songwriter to join the APRA AMCOS 1,000,000,000 List, a milestone earned for co-writing Kane Brown's massive hit "Heaven," which has surpassed one billion streams globally and has been certified Diamond (10 million units sold). Lindsay's production and songwriting credits read like a "who's who" of contemporary music. He is the creative architect behind Nate Smith's record-breaking #1 hit "World on Fire," which held the top spot on the Billboard Country Airplay chart for ten weeks, as well as the multi-platinum #1 radio smashes "Whiskey on You" and "Fix What You Didn't Break." His versatile catalog includes high-profile cuts and collaborations with Luke Bryan, Charles Kelley, Blake Shelton, Thomas Rhett, Kelsea Ballerini, Dylan Scott and LoCash. Lindsay is also a dedicated collaborator with the next generation of talent, producing and writing for breakout artists such as Chase McDaniel, Shaylen, Warren Zeiders, Eddie and The Getaway, and Gavin Adcock. Beyond the country genre, Lindsay has achieved significant international pop success. He co-wrote and produced the title track for Kylie Minogue's U.K. #1 album Golden and contributed to Troye Sivan's breakout EP TRXYE. His work in Australia is equally decorated, featuring APRA Music Award-winning tracks for The McClymonts and Busby Marou. A long-time Sony Music Publishing songwriter, Lindsay's influence extends to mentorship and industry leadership. He has served as a curator for APRA AMCOS SongHubs, bridging the gap between the Australian and Nashville music scenes. Whether he is building a track from the ground up or penning a chart-topping hook, Lindsay Rimes continues to be one of the most prolific and respected hitmakers in the international market.