SB19 Collabs With Grammy-Nominated Producer, Marvel Music Mixer For New Song 'Moonlight'

SB19 is working with several big names for its upcoming single, "Moonlight," including Grammy winners and nominees.

On Friday, the Filipino superstar boy band will drop its collaboration with Ian Asher and Terry Zhong, along with a music video.

Ahead of the single's release, the members teased the choreography for their new song, posting two snippets on X, formerly Twitter.

SB19 also shared group and individual posters for "Moonlight" showing Pablo, Josh, Stell, Ken and Justin sporting eyeglasses, white button-down shirts and gray suit pants.

The members completed their looks with black ties and black boots.

Aside from the band's visuals and concept, SB19's collaborators and the names listed in the credits of the song also caught the attention of fans.

One fan described "Moonlight" as SB19's "biggest release so far" given the many big names on the credits, which include a Grammy winner who worked on Marvel and Disney movies and a Grammy-nominated producer and DJ.

Read on to learn more about the big names who worked with SB19 on "Moonlight."

1. Serge Courtois

Courtois, who is credited with the mixing and mastering of SB19's upcoming song, is a multi-Grammy-winning music mixing engineer.

According to his LinkedIn profile and website, he has worked with many renowned artists, such as Santana, Elton John, Demi Lovato and Twenty One Pilots.

Courtois also counted Nick Jonas, Backstreet Boys, Avril Lavigne, Liam Payne, Alec Benjamin, Carly Rae Jepsen, Bebe Rexha and Alessia Cara as clients, according to Learn Audio Engineering.

In addition, Courtois is known for his work on several films, animated movies and TV series, including "Guardians of the Galaxy," "RoboCop," "Cobra Kai," Beauty and the Beast," "Moana," "Frozen," "Empire" and "Birdman."

Aside from his work in the music industry, the Berklee-educated music mixer founded an audio plug-in company called Mountainroad DSP, launching the app AuxCord and delay plug-in Lumina.

2. Ian Asher

Ian Asher, a co-producer on "Moonlight," is a Grammy-nominated artist, according to Manila Standard.

The California-born DJ and music producer has done work for the likes of TWICE and ITZY. Some sites and reports also claimed he wrote songs for Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber, but Enstarz could not independently verify this information.

In addition to releasing his own music, Ian gained massive attention on TikTok, where he now boasts 6.9 million followers, after releasing a series of viral remixes and mashups, including a remix of Jain's "Makeba" and a new version of Sérgio Mendes' "Mas Que Nada."

He also remixed songs for the likes of Tate McRae, Ava Max and NOTD.

According to his talent agency Milk and Honey, his mixes have been used by stars such as Jason Derulo, Lizzo and Charli D'Amelio.

Ian also worked with Tïesto, Ava Max and Derulo in the past year.

3. Lenno Linjama

Lenno, who co-wrote, co-produced and provided keyboards, guitar and programming for "Moonlight," is a Finnish producer, songwriter and DJ whose songs have amassed over 100 million streams on Spotify alone, according to his profile.

While he has released several EPs and singles, Lenno first gained widespread attention for his remixes of songs by artists such as Tove Lo, Zayn and Seinabo Sey.

Lenno also worked on platinum- and gold-certified songs for Alec Benjamin, Oliver Heldens, Seeb, HRVY and Goodboys, among many other artists.

He has also worked with famous brands such as Apple and Nike as a sound designer and composer.

4. Terry Zhong

A co-producer and co-writer on "Moonlight," Zhong is a Chinese DJ and producer signed to Monstercat.

He has released a number of successful songs, including 2017's "8PM" and 2019's "Play It Cool."

5. Jackson Lee Morgan

Morgan, another co-writer on SB19's upcoming single, is a Los Angeles-based songwriter and producer.

He is credited as a co-writer on EXO's 2023 track "Cinderella" and has written songs for artists such as Morgan Wallen and Machine Gun Kelly.

His other notable work includes "This Bar" by Morgan Wallen, "Play This When I'm Gone" by Machine Gun Kelly, "I'm Fakin'" by Sabrina Carpenter and "This City" by Sam Fischer, according to his profile on Unknown Music Publishing.

SB19's "Moonlight" will be released on Spotify, Apply Music and other music streaming platforms Friday. Fans can pre-save the single here.

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