Dave Way

Some highlights from his career include:

›  Ziggy Marley – several tracks from Love Is My Religion (M)
        Grammy Winner "Best Reggae Album" (2006)

›  Shakira – “Escondite Ingles" from Fijacion Oral, Vol. 1 (E-M)
        Latin Grammy Winner "Album of the Year" (2006)
        Latin Grammy Winner "Best Engineered Album" (2006)
        Grammy Winner "Best Latin Rock Album" (2005)
        4x Platinum in US

›  Fiona Apple – Extraordinary Machine (M)
       #7 on Billboard 200
        New Pantheon “Album of the Year” (2005)
        Gold in US

›  Sheryl Crow – new songs for The Very Best Of… (M)
       including the Platinum single “The First Cut Is The Deepest”
       and “Light In Your Eyes”
         3x Platinum in US, 5x Platinum in Canada

›  Human Nature – Reach Out: The Motown Record (M)
        One of the top three best-selling Australian albums of 2006
         5x Platinum in AUS

›  Taylor Hicks – “Do I Make You Proud” (CP-M)
        #1 single on Billboard Hot 100

›  Pink – three tracks from Missundaztood (M)
         #6 on Billboard 200
         5x Platinum in US
         5x Platinum in UK
         5x Platinum in CAN
       including “Don’t Let Me Get Me”
         #1 on Billboard Top 40

›   Macy Gray – On How Life Is (E-M)
        including the award winning track “I Try”
          Grammy nominee “Album of the Year” (2000)
          3x Platinum in US, 3x Platinum Canada
          Grammy winner “Best Female Vocal Performance” (2000)
          Grammy nominee “Song of the Year” (2000)

›  Christina Aguilera – three tracks from self-titled debut album (M)
        featuring the #1 singles “Genie In A Bottle”, “What A Girl Wants”
        and “Come On Over…”
          #1 album in U.S. and Canada
          8x Platinum in US
          6x Platinum in CAN

›  Savage Garden – Affirmation (M)
       including the #1 single “I Knew I Loved You”
         (most played song of the year in the US)
         Platinum album sales: Australia (x8), USA (x6), Sweden (x4), Canada (x4), UK (x3)
         Multiplatinum in ten other countries

›  Spice Girls – five tracks from Spice (M)
         album sold: 7 million copies in the US, 8 million copies in Europe, and
         3 million copies in Britain (fastest selling British act since The Beatles)
         5x Platinum in AUS

›  Babyface – seven tracks from For The Cool In You
       including “When Can I See You Again” (M)
         #2 Billboard Top R&B Album
         Grammy winner “Best Male Vocal Performance” (1994)

›  Ronan Keating – “Life Is A Rollercoaster” from self-titled album (M)
         #1 single & album in UK
         album broke UK sales records
         Gold in UK and AUS

Selected PRODUCTION / MIX credits:

- Fischerspooner – Entertainment (FS Studios) (M)
- Tracy Chapman – Our Bright Future (Atlantic) (M)
- Mobile – Tales from the City (Interscope) (M)
- Scott Weiland – "Missing Cleveland" (Softdrive/New West) (M)
- Human Nature – Get Ready (Sony Music AUS) (M)
     #2 album in AUS
- Priscilla – forthcoming album (Sony BMG France) (M)
- Adam Crossley – forthcoming album (M)
- Robben Ford – Truth (Concord) (M)
      Grammy nominee "Best Contemporary Blues Album"
- Flying Other Brothers – several tracks from forthcoming album (M)
- John Doe – A Year In The Wilderness (Yep Roc) (P-E-M)
     "The Golden State" w/ Kathleen Edwards - pre-Grammy nominated for best Rock Performance
- Macy Gray – several tracks from Big (Geffen) (M)
- Human Nature – Reach Out: The Motown Record (Columbia/SBME) (M)
- Taylor Hicks – his debut single “Do I Make You Proud” (BMG) (CP-M)
- Ziggy Marley – several tracks from Love Is My Religion (Tuff Gong Worldwide) (M)
      Grammy Winner "Best Reggae Album" (2006)
- Fiona Apple – Extraordinary Machine (Epic/Clean Slate) (M)
- Shakira – “Escondite Ingles” from Fijacion Oral, Vol. 1 (Epic) (E-M)
        Latin Grammy Winner "Album of the Year" (2006)
        Latin Grammy Winner "Best Engineered Album" (2006)
        Grammy Winner “Best Latin Rock Album” (2005)
- Lisa Marie Presley – “Now What” and “Raven” (M)
      from Now What (Capitol)
- Sheryl Crow – Wildflower (A&M) (E)
      Platinum in US
- Sheryl Crow – “First Cut is The Deepest” and “Light In Your Eyes” (M)
      from the Best Of Collection (A&M)
      3x Platinum in US
- Audra McDonald – Build A Bridge (Nonesuch) (M)
- Ringo Starr – Choose Love (Koch) (M)
- Ringo Starr – RingoRama (Koch) (M)
- Lindsay Lohan – “To Know Your Name” (M)
      from her debut album Speak (Casablanca)
- Vanessa Carlton – Harmonium (A&M) (M)
- 4th Ave. Jones – Stereo: The Evolution of HipRockSoul (Gotee) (M)
- Drive By Truckers – “Never Gonna Change” (M)
      from The Dirty South (New West)
- Alice Cooper – Dirty Diamonds (New West) (M)
- School of Rock – “School of Rock” by Jack Black for both the (M)
      soundtrack and video (Atlantic)
- Hilary Duff – A Cinderella Story soundtrack (Hollywood) (M)
      #1 Soundtrack in the US
- Old 97’s – Live @ Troubador (New West) (M 5.1)
- Van Hunt – self-titled debut album (Capitol) (M)
- Juliana Hatfield – In Exile Deo (Zoe) (M)
- Robert Downey, Jr. – The Futurist (Sony Classical) (M)
- Wilson Phillips – title track from California (Columbia) (M)
- Chris Botti – A Thousand Kisses Deep (Columbia) (M)
      #2 Contemporary Jazz album in the US
- Andrew WK – The Wolf (Island) (M)
- Dixie Chicks – “Travelin’ Soldier” remix from Home Bonus DVD (Sony) (E-RM)
- Pink – 3 tracks from Missundaztood (Arista) (M)
- Macy Gray – The Trouble With Being Myself (Epic) (CP-E-M)
- Macy Gray – The Id (Epic) (M)
- Macy Gray – On How Life Is (Epic) (E-M)
- Macy Gray – “My Nutmeg Phantasy” (M)
      for the Spiderman soundtrack (Columbia)
- Christina Aguilera – the #1 hits “Genie In A Bottle”, (M)
      “What A Girl Wants” and “Come On Over” from debut album (RCA)
- Michelle Branch – 4 songs from The Spirit Room (Maverick) (M)
- Savage Garden – Affirmation (Columbia) (M)
      including the #1 single “I Knew I Loved You”
- Savage Garden – Crash & Burn (Columbia) (M)
- Rod Stewart – Human (Atlantic) (M)
- Mick Jagger – “Brand New Set Of Rules” (M)
      from Goddess in the Doorway (Virgin)
- Paul McCartney – single mixes for Driving Rain (Capitol) (M)
- Michael Jackson – several tracks from Dangerous (Epic) (E)
       #1 Album in the US
- Michael Jackson – two tracks for Blood On The Dancefloor (Epic) (M)
- Foo Fighters – “Next Year” single mix (M)
       from There Is Nothing Left to Lose (RCA)
- TLC – “Baby, Baby, Baby” & “Ain’t Too Proud To Beg” (M)
       from Ooh…On the TLC Tip (La Face)
- TLC – “Red Light Special” from CrazySexyCool (La Face) (M)
       Grammy Winner “Best R&B Album” (1995)
- Babyface – “When Can I See You Again” (M)
       from For The Cool In You (Epic)
       Grammy Winner “Best Male R&B Performance” (1994)
- Boys II Men – “Motownphilly” from Cooleyhighharmony (Motown) (M)
       Grammy Winner “Best R&B Performance” (1991)
- Toni Braxton – several tracks from self-titled debut album (La Face) (M)
       including “Breathe Again”
        #1 on Billboard 200
        #1 on Billboard R&B
- Brandy – “Angel In Disguise” from Never Say Never” (M)
- John Doe – For the Best Of Us (Yep Roc) (P-Prg)
- John Doe – Forever Hasn’t Happened Yet (Yep Rock) (CP-M)
- John Doe – Dim Stars, Bright Sky (BMG) (P-M)
- John Doe – Freedom Is… (spinART) (P-E-M-keys)
- Rosey – 3 tracks for the Bridget Jones’s Diary soundtrack (Island) (M)
- Soul Hooligan – “Algebra” radio mix from Music Like Dirt (Maverick) (M)
- Lamya – 4 tracks from Learning From Falling (J-Records) (M)
- Heather Headley – This Is Who I Am (RCA) (M)
       Grammy Nominated “Best New Artist” (2004)
- Carly Hennessy – Ultimate High (MCA) (M)
- Ronan Keating – “Life Is A Rollercoaster” and “Lovin’ Each Day” (M)
       from his self-titled album (Universal)
- Destiny’s Child – “Brown Eyes” from Survivor (Columbia) (M)
       #1 album in the US
- Dream – several tracks from It Was All A Dream (Bad Boy) (M)
       including “He Loves U Not”
       #2 on Billboard Hot 100
- Spice Girls – several tracks from Spice (Virgin) (M)
- India Arie – “Ready For Love” from Acoustic Soul (M)
- Darius Rucker (Hootie & the Blowfish) – Back To Then (Hidden Beach) (M)
- After 7 – Reflections (Virgin) (M)
- Tatyana Ali – Kill The Sky (MJJ/Work) (M)
       #1 on Billboard Heatseekers chart
- Jon B. – Bonafide (Epic) (M)
      #1 on Billboard’s Heatseekers chart
- Victoria Beckham – several tracks from her debut solo album (EMI) (M)
- Bell Biv DeVoe – “Something In Your Eyes” from Hootie Mack (MCA) (M)
- Mary J. Blige – “Overjoyed” (prod. By Stevie Wonder) (M)
       from Ballads (MCA)
- Bobby Brown – “Humpin’ Around” from Bobby (MCA) (M)
        both single and album were #1 in the US
- Brownstone – “I Can’t Tell You Why” from From The Bottom Up (MJJ) (M)
- Tevin Campbell – I’m Ready (Qwest/WB) (M)
       including the #1 single “Can We Talk”
- Deborah Cox – “Just Be Good To Me” from self-titled album (Arista) (M)
- Deborah Cox – Things Just Ain’t The Same (Arista) (M)
- Jane Child – “Don’t Wanna Fall In Love” single remix (WB) (M)
- Taylor Dayne – Naked Without You (Neptune) (M)
- Dino – “Ooh Child” single release (Atlantic) (M)
- Fastball – “Love Is Expensive and Free” from (M)
       The Harsh Light of Day (Hollywood)
- Johnny Gill – several tracks from Let’s Get the Mood Right (Motown) (M)
- El DeBarge – several tracks from Heart, Mind & Soul (Reprise) (M)
- Guy – several tracks from Groove Me: The Very Best of Guy (MCA) (E-M)
- Guy – The Future (MCA) (E-M-CW)
- Guy – self-titled debut (MCA) (E-M)
- Guy – title track from the New Jack City Soundtrack (Giant) (E-M)
- Geri Halliwell – Scream If You Wanna Go Faster (EMI) (M)
- Heavy D & the Boyz – several tracks from Peaceful Journey (MCA) (E-M)
       including the #1 single “Now That We Found Love”
- Hi-Five – I Like The Way (The Kissing Game) (CMG) (E-CW)
- Whitney Houston – “Queen Of The Night” (M)
       from the Bodyguard Soundtrack (Arista)
- I5 – “Distracted” from I5 (Warner Bros.) (M)
- Tim James – 2 tracks from self-titled album (C2) (M)
- Ricky Jones – “Still In Love” from self-titled album (Cherry/Universal) (M)
- Kina – “Me” from self-titled album (DreamWorks) (M)
- Big Daddy Kane – “I Get The Job Done” from (E-M)
       It’s A Big Daddy Thing (Cold Chillin’)
- Tonya Mitchell – “Broken Promises” from I Represent (Uptown/Universal) (M)
- Monifah – “Suga Suga” from Mo’hogany (Uptown/Universal) (M)
- Leigh Nash (Sixpence None The Richer) – “Need To Be Next To You” (E-M)
       from the Bounce Soundtrack (Arista)
- Alexander O’Neal – Love Makes No Sense (Tabu) (M)
- Ce Ce Peniston – “I’m In The Mood” from Thought Ya Knew (A&M) (M)
       #1 on Billboard Hot Dance chart
- BeBe and CeCe Winans – “I’ll Take You There” from (RM)
       Different Lifestyles (Capitol)
       #1 Billboard Gospel Album
        Grammy Winner “Best Gospel Album” (1991)
- Jennifer Paige – self-titled debut album (Hollywood) (M)
        #3 on Billboard Heatseekers chart
- Tamia – “So Into You” from self-titled album (Warner Bros.) (M)
- The Winans – “It’s Time” from Return (Qwest) (E-M)
        #1 Billboard Gospel Album
- Christopher Williams – “Every Little Thing You Do” from Changes (Uptown) (E-M)
- World Party – several tracks from Bang! (Papillon) (RM)
- X – Wild Thing (Elektra) (CP-M)
- X – “Crystal Ship” from the X-Files Soundtrack (Elektra) (CP-E-M)
- Xavier – The X Factor (Interscope) (M)

P=produced / CP=coproduced / E=engineered / M=mixed / RM=remixed