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Steven Lee Olsen Inks With Warner Chappell, Mailbox Money Music

May 5, 2022/by Lydia Farthing

Pictured (L-R): Sarah Robbins, Jimmy Robbins, Steven Lee Olsen, Ben Vaughn, Sophie Moll, Spencer Nohe

Warner Chappell Music (WCM) and Mailbox Money Music have signed Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Steven Lee Olsen.

Born and raised in Toronto, Olsen moved to Nashville in 2004 to pursue his songwriting dreams. Drawing upon his R&B, soul, country, and pop influences, Olsen’s songs have been recorded by Keith Urban, Garth Brooks, Rascal Flatts, Billy Currington, Brett Young, Russell Dickerson, Little Big Town, Lady A, The Judds, Dallas Smith, and more.

He has written two No. 1 songs in the U.S. with his Grammy-nominated, double-Platinum certified song “Blue Ain’t Your Color” performed by Urban, and “More Girls Like You” performed by Kip Moore. He also had a No. 1 song in Canada with co-writing credits on the Platinum hit “Drop,” performed by Smith.

“We’re so grateful to be working with SLO alongside our incredible partners at Mailbox Money,” says Spencer Nohe, Senior Director, A&R, WCM Nashville. “He has an infectious spirit and his talent and track record speak for themselves!”

Jimmy Robbins, Mailbox Money Music adds: “SLO is one of the most naturally gifted songwriters I’ve ever been in the writing room with, and I couldn’t be more excited to be working together!”

Olsen is signed to Universal Music Group Canada and managed by The Core.

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