Micah Wilshire Signs With Peermusic Nashville

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Peermusic’s Matt Michiels, Kendell Lettow, Michael Knox, Micah Wilshire. Photo: Annelise Loughead

Micah Wilshire has signed an exclusive global publishing deal with Peermusic Nashville. Through the deal, Peermusic will represent Wilshire’s publishing and master recordings for future works as well as select back catalog masters.

Most recently, Wilshire has co-written multiple songs on Tim Montana’s new album Long Shots (Music Knox Records/BBR Music Group), including the lead single “Get Em Up,” “River Kids,” “Do It Fast,” “Don’t Wait Up On Me,” “Doing Everything Right,” “Be A Cowboy,” “Long Shots,” and “Bar Band.” Wilshire has also written extensively for TV and movies, and his music has been featured on Riverdale, Legacies, Grey’s Anatomy, The Black List, Yellowstone (under his band Mississippi Twilight), Million Little Things, Vampire Diaries, Sons of Anarchy, Dexter, American Idol, the Olympics and many more. Movies and trailers that have featured Wilshire’s music include Google Stadia, MAX, Keeping up with the Joneses, Bad Moms, Ubisoft games, Xbox Video, For Honor, The Crew 2 and Apple.

As a performer, Wilshire has appeared alongside Dierks Bentley, Jake Owen, Brett Eldridge, Darius Rucker, Michael Bolton, Amy Grant, Faith Hill, Michael W. Smith, Steve Winwood, and David Nail. He’s also recorded music used in commercials for Nissan, Ford, The Oscars and many more. Wilshire also mixed Brett Eldredge’s No. 1 single “Drunk on Your Love.”

“I’ve been a big fan of Micah’s for some time, it’s going to be exciting to work with him and watch his songwriting and production talents shoot to the next level,” says Senior Vice President, Peermusic Nashville Michael Knox.

“I couldn’t be more excited to join the peermusic camp. It’s inspiring to be in the company of such great writers, and I’m really looking forward to building something awesome with Kathy [Spanberger], Knox and the entire team,” says Wilshire.

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