Anthem Music Publishing Acquires Catalog Of Mark Holman [Exclusive]

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Mark Holman.

Anthem Music Publishing has acquired a catalog of songs from Grammy-nominated, Nashville-based songwriter and producer Mark Holman.

A native of Ewing, Illinois, Holman’s catalog includes No. 1 country hits such as “Single Saturday Night” by Cole Swindell and “Simple” by Florida Georgia Line. His songwriting and production credits span a wide range of artists such as Luke Bryan, Thomas Rhett, Blake Shelton, Post Malone and more, including “Neon Eyes,” “Me On Whiskey,” and “Whatcha Think of Country Now,” three tracks from Morgan Wallen’s Dangerous: The Double Album.

Early in his career, Holman found success in the Christian rock space with hits like “Faceless” and “Feed the Machine” from RED’s Billboard No. 1 album, Until We Have Faces. As an artist, his work has also been featured in major media, including American Idol, The Biggest Loser, and Disney’s animated film Planes.

“I’ve had the pleasure of working directly with Mark in the past, so this feels like a full circle moment with a good friend,” says Noah Dewey, VP, Creative, Anthem Music Publishing Nashville. “His undeniable talent shows through in every song in this catalog. Anthem is honored to be trusted with this outstanding body of work.”

“I’m really excited these songs have found a home and I’m very grateful to Noah and the Anthem team,” adds Holman. “Anthem has always been a champion for music and songwriters and Noah is one of the best to do it.”

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