Sean Maxwell Douglas is a prominent American songwriter and record producer known for his significant contributions to the music industry. He began his professional journey by co-writing Demi Lovato’s hit single “Heart Attack” in 2013, which marked his entry into the realm of mainstream pop music. This collaboration not only showcased his songwriting prowess but also set the stage for a series of successful partnerships with various artists across genres.

Douglas’s career reached new heights with his co-writing of Thomas Rhett’s “Die a Happy Man,” a song that garnered multiple prestigious awards, including the ACM Award for Single of the Year and the Billboard Music Award for Top Country Song. This achievement solidified his reputation as a leading songwriter in the country music scene and highlighted his ability to craft emotionally resonant lyrics that connect with audiences.

In addition to his work in country music, Douglas has collaborated with a diverse array of artists, including Lizzo, Jessie J, and The Chainsmokers. His contributions to Lizzo’s Grammy-winning album “Cuz I Love You” with tracks like “Like A Girl” and “Soulmate” further demonstrate his versatility and talent in blending different musical styles. His collaborations span pop, R&B, and country, showcasing his adaptability and broad appeal.

Currently signed to Warner Chappell Music, Douglas continues to be a sought-after songwriter in the industry. His impressive discography and ongoing collaborations with top artists reflect his dedication to his craft and his commitment to creating impactful music that resonates with listeners worldwide.