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Nathan Ferraro

Canadian songwriter and record producer

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Nathan Ferraro was a Canadian songwriter and record producer.

Nathan Ferraro is a Canadian songwriter and record producer. He is best known for writing and producing the Beyoncé song "Texas Hold 'Em", for which he was nominated for three Grammy Awards. He has also worked on songs performed by Bülow and Charli XCX.

Career Ferraro started writing songs at age 14.

Ferraro was formerly the lead singer of the Midway State. During this period, he collaborated with Lady Gaga.

Ferraro worked with Bülow for "Not a Love Song".

Accolades

"Texas Hold 'Em" The Female Song of 2024 2024 People's Choice Country Awards

Record of the Year

Song of the Year

Best Country Song

"Texas Hold 'Em" "Smoke" performed by Ari Lennox "Who Do I Call Now? (Hellbent)" performed by Sofia Camara Songwriter of the Year, Non-Performer Juno Awards of 2025 In addition to the above, Ferraro won the Music Canada Songwriting and Music Publishing 2x Platinum Award for "Texas Hold 'Em", as well as seven SOCAN awards in general, including one for "Selfish" by Virginia to Vegas. "Selfish"

"Not a Love Song" "Boys Will Be Boys" "Sweet Little Lies" Charli XCX "Yuck"

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Who was Nathan Ferraro?

Canadian songwriter and record producer

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Nathan Ferraro was a songwriter and record producer.

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Nathan Ferraro was Canadian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Nathan Ferraro

· Wikidata: Q135319841

· DBpedia: Nathan Ferraro

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