When she was still in high school, singer/songwriter Meghan Trainor landed a deal with Nashville music publishing company Big Yellow Dog and started writing songs for artists from all corners of the music world. A multi-instrumentalist who put out three albums on her own by the age of 17, the Nantucket, MA native penned tracks for everyone from Grammy-winning country superstars Rascal Flatts and Grammy-nominated country artist Hunter Hayes to reggae/rock/R&B group Common Kings and Hot Chelle Rae singer Ryan Follese.

Signed to Epic Records, Trainor joined forces with Grammy-nominated producer/songwriter Kevin Kadish (Miley Cyrus, Jason Mraz) for her infectious debut hit single, "All About That Bass," a playful, empowering and unapologetic pop anthem that encouraged girls to ignore the Barbie doll standard of beauty and love themselves inside and out. Title, Trainor's Grammy-winning full-length debut for the label hit shelves in January 2015, debuting at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and going triple platinum on the strength of further hit singles like "Lips Are Movin'," "Dear Future Husband" and "Like I'm Gonna Lose You."