Picard Brothers

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Picard Brothers
OriginParis, France
Genres
Occupations
  • Record producers
  • songwriters
  • DJs
Years active2011–present
Members
  • Maxime Picard
  • Clément Picard

Picard Brothers are a duo of producers, songwriters and DJs composed by Maxime Picard and Clément Picard. The two French brothers have written and produced for Diplo, Mark Ronson, Silk City, Beyoncé, Madonna and many others throughout their career.[1][2] They won a Grammy Award in 2019 for Best Dance Recording for their contribution to "Electricity" by Silk City and Dua Lipa.[3]

They also release their own artist project under the name Picard Brothers.

Career

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Picard Brothers started their music career at an early age and produced beats for French rappers.

In 2011, they met and started working closely with Diplo, becoming part of his core production crew. They quickly signed their first Platinum certified song[4] "It Won't Stop" by Sevyn Streeter and Chris Brown[5]

Working between Paris and Los Angeles, they have been involved in many Diplo and Major Lazer releases such as "Powerful" with Ellie Goulding and Tarrus Riley,[6] "Look Back" with DRAM.

In 2018, they met Mark Ronson and helped in the creation of Silk City: they co-signed the Grammy winning hit "Electricity" amongst the other singles. They continued working with Mark Ronson and co-wrote and co-produced his latest album Late Night Feelings[7][2] including the single "Nothing Breaks Like a Heart" with Miley Cyrus.[8]

The duo also wrote and produced for other artists like Beyoncé,[9] Kehlani, Miley Cyrus, Yebba, Wizkid, Mr Eazi and more.

As artists, the Picard Brothers have released their artist project in 2020 with the single "Won't Let Go", remixed by House legend Todd Edwards. Followed by a series of singles and an EP through Because Music/Island UK.

Discography

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Songwriting and production credits

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Title Year Artist(s) Album Credit
"Nobody Move" 2025 Major Lazer, Vybz Kartel Guns Don't Kill People... Lazers Do (15th Anniversary Edition) Writers, Producers
"Sawa" 2024 Diplo, Msaki Non-album single Writers, Producers
"Midnight Ride" 2024 Orville Peck, Kylie Minogue, Diplo Stampede Producers
"Sweat Morning Heat" 2024 Meghan Trainor, Jimmy Fallon Unfrosted Netflix Movie Writers, Producers
"I'm Just Ken" 2023 Ryan Gosling Barbie The Album Additional producers
"Dance The Night" Dua Lipa Producers
"Use Me (Brutal Hearts)" Diplo, Dove Cameron, Sturgill Simpson Diplo Presents Thomas Wesley: Chapter 2 - Swamp Savant Writers, Producers
"Sad in the Summer" Diplo, Lily Rose Writers, Producers
"Never Die" Diplo, Morgan Wade Writers, Producers
"Lonely Long" Diplo, Parker McCollum Writers, Producers
"Supernova" Aluna, Kaleena Zanders MYCELiUM Writers, Producers
"Tupelo Shuffle" 2022 Swae Lee, Diplo ELVIS (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Writers, Producers
"Too Much" Mark Ronson, Lucky Daye Non-album single Writers, Producers
"One Life" 2021 Mark Ronson, Diana Gordon, Jonsi Watch the Sound With Mark Ronson Writers, Producers
"Love Came Down" Yebba Dawn Producers
"Boomerang" Yebba Producers
"New Love" Silk City, Ellie Goulding Non-album single Writers, Producers[10]
"Easy" 2020 Troye Sivan, Kacey Musgraves, Mark Ronson Non-album single Producers
"Bad Karma" Miley Cyrus Plastic Hearts Producers
"Rollercoaster" 2019 Audien, Liam O'Donnell Escapism Writers
"Already" Beyonce, Shatta Wale, Major Lazer The Lion King: The Gift Writers, Producers
"Fly" Lucky Daye Spies In Disguise Soundtrack Writers, Producers
"Where Do You Go" Yebba Non-album single Producers
"Nothing Breaks Like A Heart" Mark Ronson, Miley Cyrus Late Night Feelings Writers, Producers
"Don't Leave Me Lonely" Mark Ronson, Yebba
"Pieces Of Us" Mark Ronson, King Princess
"Late Night Feelings" Mark Ronson, Lykke Li
"Late Night Prelude" Mark Ronson
"2AM" Mark Ronson, Lykke Li
"Spinning" Mark Ronson, Ilsey
"True Blue" Mark Ronson, Angel Olsen Producers
"Why Hide" Mark Ronson, Diana Gordon
"Give Dem" Diplo, Kah-Lo, Blond:ish Non-album single Writers, Producers
"Future" Madonna, Quavo Madame X Writers, Producers
"Boom Bye Bye" Diplo, Niska Europa (EP) Writers, Producers[11]
"Fuego" MHD 19 Writers, Producers[12]
"1by1" Rudimental, Raye, Maleek Berry Toast to Our Differences Writers, Producers
"Electricity" 2018 Silk City, Dua Lipa Non-album single Writers, Producers
"Only Can Get Better"[13] Silk City, Daniel Merriweather Non-album single
"Loud" Silk City, GoldLink, Desiigner Non-album single
"Happy Xmas (War Is Over)" Miley Cyrus, Mark Ronson Non-album single Producer
"Loyal" Major Lazer, Kizz Daniel, Kranium Africa Is The Future Writers, Producers
"Orkant/Balane Pon It" Major Lazer, Babes Wodumo, Taranchyla
"All My Life" Major Lazer, Burna Boy
"Blow That Smoke" Major Lazer, Tove Lo
"Open & Close" Mr Eazi, Diplo Life is Easy, Vol.2 - Lagos to London Writers, Producers
"Color Blind" Diplo, Lil Xan California (EP) Writers, Producers
"Look Back" Diplo, DRAM
"Live It Up" Nicky Jam, Will Smith, Era Istrefi Official Song 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia Writers, Producers[14]
"Naughty Ride" 2017 Wizkid, Major Lazer Sounds From The Other Side Writers, Producers[15]
"My Love" Wale, Major Lazer, Dua Lipa SHINE Writers, Producers
"Too Much" Kehlani SweetSexySavage Writers, Producers[16]
"I Can"[17] Chronixx Chronology Writers, Producers
"Loneliness" Producers
"Charbonne" Kekra Vréel 3[18] Writers, Producers
"Tout Seul"
"Pas Millionné"
"Tiekson"
"Capuché"
"9 Milli" Vréel 2[19]
"Jsuis là pour..."
"Burning Bridges" 2016 Patrice Life's Blood Writers, Producers[20]
"Powerful" 2015 Major Lazer, Ellie Goulding, Tarrus Riley Peace Is The Mission Writers, Producers
"Sweet Talker" 2014 Jessie J Sweet Talker Writers, Producers[21]
"It Won't Stop" 2013 Sevyn Streeter, Chris Brown Call Me Crazy, But... Writers, Producers[22]

EPs

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  • Systematic EP (Because Music, 2023)
  • Blessing in This House (Island Records UK, 2021)
  • Won't Let Go (Island Records UK, 2021)

Singles

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  • Dead Good (Nervous Records, 2022)
  • People Hold On (Nervous Records, 2022)
  • I Made It (Ed Banger Records, 2022)
  • Best of Me (Island Records UK/Because Music, 2021)
  • It's Not Over (Island Records UK, 2020)
  • Running From My Life (Records Collection, 2017)
  • Goodbye & Good Luck (Pelican Fly, 2014)

Remixes

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Track Artist Year
Could You Help Me (Picard Brothers Remix) Lucy Rose 2024
Don't Be Afraid (Picard Brothers Remix) Diplo feat. Jungle & Damian Lazarus 2021
So Good (Picard Brothers Remix) Fred Falke, Zen Freeman & Ten Ven 2021
Let You Speak (Picard Brothers Remix) Myd 2021
My Night (Picard Brothers Remix) Claptone 2021
Watch Your Step (Picard Brothers Remix)[23] Disclosure feat. Kelis 2020
The Difference (Picard Brothers Remix)[24] Flume feat. Tory y Moi 2020
Missing U (Silk City & Picard Brothers Remix)[25] Robyn 2019
Colors (Picard Brothers Remix)[26] Beck 2018

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