David Amber

David Amber is an American music producer and songwriter best known for writing and producing songs for Korean artists, including Twice, AOA, Exo-CBX, B.A.P, fromis_9, Hyoyeon, Up10tion, NCT, Oh My Girl, and Cravity. Amber also composes for television shows and advertisements.

Early life and education Amber was born in Wayne, New Jersey. He was interested in J-pop from a young age. Amber attended Drexel University, where he studied music industry.

Career In 2011, Amber moved to New York where he began working as an audio engineer and as an advertising and television composer. He composed and produced music for various television shows and commercials including The Voice, Dora and Friends: Into the City!, Butterbean's Café, Girl Code, National Geographic, Discovery Channel, Buick, JCPenney, and Macy's.

In 2012, SM Entertainment invited Amber to their concert in New York and suggested working together, starting his work in the K-pop market. He composed and produced Heo Young-saeng's "DraMagic!" In that same year, Amber moved to Los Angeles.

In 2016, he formed AmberSongs Production. He produced and composed Hyoyeon's "Mystery", which ranked 12th on the Billboard World Digital Song Sales chart. In 2017, Amber produced Twice's song "Heart Shaker" topping the Circle Chart and the K-Pop Hot 100. "Heart Shaker" ranked second on the Billboard global digital song sales, In 2018, he produced the song "Everyday Popstars" by JoJo Siwa, a singer-songwriter and dancer on YouTube. In 2019, he produced and featured in the song "Talk Talk" by YouTuber Wengie, and he worked on Astro's "Love Wheel", Luna's "Satellite", and NCT 127's "Blow My Mind".