Lead Vocals: Bruno Mars
Background Vocals: Bruno Mars
Recording Engineer: Charles Moniz
Live Drums: Eric «E-Panda» Hernandez
Engineer: Jack Dennis
Background Vocals: James Fauntleroy
Mixing Engineer: John Hanes
Background Vocals: Philip Lawrence
Mixing Engineer: Serban Ghenea
Executive Producer: Shampoo Press
Cant Hold Us (feat. Ray Dalton) · Macklemore · Ryan Lewis · Ray Dalton
The Heist
℗ 2012 Macklemore, LLC.
Masterer: «Big Bass» Brian Gardner, Hollywood, CA
Violin: Andrew Joslyn
Mixer: Ben Haggerty
Recorded by: Ben Haggerty
Additional Recording: Benjamin Greenspan Boston, MA
Additional Vocals: Camila Recchi
Trombone: Greg Kramer
Trumpet: Owuor Arunga
Additional Vocals: Ray Dalton
Mixer, Producer: Ryan Lewis
Recorded by: Ryan Lewis
Masterer: Sterling Sound
Additional Vocals: Tyler Andrews
Additional Vocals: Victoria Fuangaromya
Writer: B. Haggerty
Writer: Macklemore
Writer: R. Dalton
Writer: R. Lewis
lowkey wishing someone will serenade me atleast one of the songs here… but anyways, hope u enjoy!!!
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ABOUT COLDPLAY
Since forming at university in London, Coldplay have gone on to become one of the planet’s most popular acts, selling more than 80 million copies of their eight Number One albums, which have spawned a string of hits including Yellow, Clocks, Fix You, Paradise, Viva La Vida, A Sky Full Of Stars, Hymn For The Weekend, Adventure Of A Lifetime and, most recently, Orphans.
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