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E. Kidd Bogart
Birth nameEvan Bogart
BornJanuary 23, 1978
OriginLos Angeles, California, United States
GenresPop, R&B, dance-pop, pop rock
Occupation(s)Songwriter, record producer, music publisher, record executive, A&R
Years active1994–present
Associated actsThe Writing Camp, ZZ Ward, MKTO, Ricky Reed, Emanuel Kiriakou, Britney Spears, Jason Derulo, Hot Chelle Rae, Sean Kingston, Ryan Tedder, J.R. Rotem

Evan Bogart (born January 23, 1978), better known as E. Kidd Bogart, is an American songwriter, music publisher, record executive and television producer. He is the son of Casablanca Records founder Neil Bogart[1] and former music manager Joyce Trabulus.[2] Bogart's music has been nominated for three Grammy Awards, winning one.

Discography (Alphabetical)

Songs Written by Evan "Kidd" Bogart

  • Adam Lambert – For Your Entertainment
    • "Broken Open"[3]
    • "Down The Rabbit Hole" (iTunes bonus track)[4]
  • Annabel Jones - Libelle
    • "Magnetic"
  • Ashley Tisdale – Headstrong[5]
  • Augustana – Augustana[6]
    • "On The Other Side"
  • Beyoncé – I Am... Sasha Fierce[7]
    • "Halo"
    • "Hello"
  • Big Time Rush – Big Time Rush[8]
    • "I Know You Know" (featuring Cymphonique)
  • Big Time Rush – Elevate[9]
    • "If I Ruled The World" (featuring Iyaz)
  • Blake Lewis – A.D.D. (Audio Day Dream)[10]
    • "Surrender"
  • Brandy – Human[11]
    • "Right Here (Departed)"
  • Bridgit Mendler – Hello My Name Is...
    • "Ready Or Not"
    • "Forgot To Laugh"
    • "Hurricane"
    • "The Fall Song"
    • "Rocks At My Window"
  • Britney Spears – Blackout[12]
    • "Everybody"
  • Britney Spears – Glory
    • "Love Me Down"
  • Bülow
    • "You & Jennifer"
    • "You & Jennifer (The Other Side)" feat. Rich the Kid
  • Carly Rae Jepsen - E*MO*TION
    • "Black Heart"
  • Class Actress - Movies
    • "More Than You"
    • "The Limit"
    • "High on Love"
    • "GFE"
    • "Love My Darkness"
    • "Movies"
  • The Cheetah Girls – TCG[13]
    • "Fuego"
    • "Do No Wrong"
  • The D.E.Y. – The DEY Has Come[14]
    • "Give You the World"
    • "Dame Un Memento"
  • Demi Lovato – Here We Go Again[15]
    • "Got Dymanite"
  • Demi Lovato – Demi
    • "I Hate You, Don't Leave Me"
  • DJ Vice – Piñata
    • "Piñata" feat. BIA, Kap G and Justin Quiles
  • Donna Summer – Crayons[16]
    • "Mr. Music"
    • "The Queen Is Back"
  • Emblem3 – "Nothing To Lose
    • "Girl Next Door"
    • "Teenage Kings"
  • Enrique Iglesias – Euphoria[17]
    • "Dirty Dancer" feat. Usher
    • "Why Not Me?"
    • "Dirty Dancer remix" feat. Usher and Lil Wayne
  • Fantasia – Side Effects of You
    • "Lighthouse"
  • Fleur East - Love, Sax & Flashbacks
    • "Love Me or Leave Me Alone"
  • Girls' Generation - Girls' Generation
    • "You-aholic"
  • Heidi Montag – Body Language[18]
    • "Body Language"
  • Hey Violet – Brand New Moves
    • "Pure"
  • Hilary Duff – Best of Hilary Duff[19]
  • Hot Chelle Rae – Whatever[20]
    • "Tonight Tonight"
    • "I Like It Like That" feat. New Boyz
    • "Radio"
    • "Beautiful Freaks"
  • Jada – Bring It On: In It to Win It[21]
    • "I'm That Chick"
  • Jason Derülo – Jason Derülo[22]
    • "The Sky's The Limit"
    • "Fallen"
    • "Encore"
  • Jason Derülo – Future History[23]
    • "It Girl"
  • Jennifer Lopez – Brave[24]
    • "Stay Together"
  • Jennifer Lopez – Love?[25]
    • "Until It Beats No More"
  • Jesse McCartney – Departure[26]
    • "My Baby"
  • Jessi Malay – Jessi Malay
    • "Gimme" (featuring Lil Scrappy)
    • "Draw The Line"
  • Jessica Mauboy – Get 'Em Girls[27]
    • "Scariest Part"
  • Jessica Simpson – VH1's Price of Beauty[28]
    • "Who We Are"
  • K'naan – Country, God or the Girl
    • "Hurt Me Tomorrow"
  • Keke Palmer – So Uncool[29]
    • "Footwurkin'"
  • Keyshia Cole – A Different Me[30]
    • "This Is Us"
  • Kristinia DeBarge – Exposed[31]
    • "Future Love"
    • "Speak Up"
    • "Sabotage"
  • Lemaitre – Afterglow
    • "Playing To Lose" feat. Stanaj
  • Leona Lewis – Echo
    • "Happy"[32]
    • "Stone Hearts & Hand Grenades" (Hidden Track; Amazon Exclusive bonus track)[33]
  • Liam Payne - LP1
    • "Live Forever" feat. Cheat Codes
  • Lindsey Stirling – Warmer In The Winter
    • "Warmer In The Winter" feat. Trombone Shorty
  • Livvi Franc – Livvi Franc[34]
    • "Automatik"
  • Lizzo – Coconut Oil
    • "Phone"
  • Lizzo – Cuz I Love You
    • "Water Me"
  • Louis The Child – Last To Leave
    • "Last To Leave" feat. Caroline Ailin
  • Lucy Walsh – Lost in the Lights[35]
    • "Crash"
    • "Tell Her"
    • "Guilty"
  • M. Pokora – MP3[36]
    • "Treason"
  • Madison Beer - Unbreakable
    • "Unbreakable"
  • Madonna – Rebel Heart
    • "Ghosttown"
    • "Inside Out"
  • Marco Mengoni – #prontoacorrere
  • Methal – Cycles
    • "Cycles" feat. X Ambassadors
  • MKTO – Bad Girls
    • "Bad Girls"
    • "Afraid of the Dark"
    • "Monaco"
    • "Just Imagine It"
  • MKTO - MKTO
    • "Classic"
    • "Thank You"
    • "God Only Knows"
    • "American Dream"
    • "Forever Until Tomorrow"
    • "Could Be Me" feat. Ne-Yo
    • "Wasted"
    • "Heartbreak Holiday"
    • "Nowhere"
    • "No More Second Chances"
    • "Goodbye Song"
  • The Mowgli's – Waiting For The Dawn
    • "Say It, Just Say It"
  • The Mowgli's - Summertime
    • "Summertime"
  • Nick Lachey – Someone To Dance With
    • "Someone To Dance With"
  • NLT – Not Like Them[38]
    • "Karma"
  • No Angels – Welcome to the Dance
    • "Shut Your Mouth"[39]
    • "Up Against The Wall"[40]
  • Oh Land – Oh Land[41]
    • "Human"
  • Oh Land[41] - Wish Bones
    • "Cherry on Top"
  • Olivia Holt – Olivia
    • "History"
  • Paris Hilton – Paris[42]
    • "I Want You"
  • The Pussycat Dolls & A.R Rahman- Doll Domination
  • The Pussycat Dolls - Doll Domination 2.0
    • "Top Of The World"
  • R5 – Sometime Last Night
    • "Lightning Strikes"
  • R5 – "Louder"
    • "Loud"
    • "Pass Me By"
    • "Forget About You"
    • "One Last Dance"
    • "Ain't No Way Were Goin Home"
    • "I Want U Bad"
    • "If I Can't Be With You"
    • "Love Me Like That"
    • "Falling For You"
    • "Here Comes Forever"
  • Rachel Platten - Wildfire
    • "Hey, Hey Hallelujah"
  • Relient K – Collapsible Lung
    • "Boomerang"
  • Rich Gains – 7 Digits
    • "7 Digits" (Feat. Freddie Gibbs, Nico Segal, ZZ Ward)
  • Rihanna – A Girl Like Me[43]
  • Robert Delong – In The Cards
    • "Long Way Down"
    • Futures Right Here"
    • "Possessed"
    • "Guillotine"
  • Robert Delong - Long Way Down
    • "Feels Like"
    • "Long Way Down"
  • Ross Lynch – Teen Beach 2 (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
    • "On My Own"
  • Rozzi Crane – Never Over You
    • "Never Over You"
  • Sarah Connor – Sexy as Hell[44]
    • "Fall Apart"
  • Sean Kingston – Sean Kingston[45]
  • Selah Sue - Reason
    • Together feat. Childish Gambino
  • Simple Plan - Video Version
    • "Summer Paradise" ft. MKTO
  • Steve James – Warrior
    • "Warrior" (Feat. LIGHTS)
  • TOKIMONSTA – We Love
    • "We Love" (Feat. MNDR)
  • Travie McCoy – Lazarus
    • "After Midnight"
  • Varsity Fanclub – Varsity Fanclub[46]
    • "Future Love"
    • "Lost Then Found"
  • Victoria Justice – Victorious 3.0: Even More Music from the Hit TV Show
    • "Here's 2 Us"
  • VV Brown – Lollipops & Politics[47]
    • "Children" feat. Chiddy Bang
  • Wallpaper. – STUPiDFACEDD
    • "Shotgun"
    • "Butt2Butt" feat. Too Short
    • "OKAY"
    • "Fucking Best Song Everrr"
  • Wallpaper. – Ricky Reed is Real
    • "WHO RLY CRS"
  • WayV – Awaken the World
    • "Domino 多米诺"
  • ZZ Ward – "Eleven Roses"
    • "Overdue"
    • "Got It Bad"
    • "Criminal"
    • "Cinnamon Stix"
  • ZZ Ward – Til The Casket Drops
    • "Criminal" ft. Freddie Gibbs
  • ZZ Ward – Love and War
    • "Lonely"
  • ZZ Ward – The Deep
    • "The Deep"
    • "The Deep" feat. Joey Purp
  • ZZ Ward – The Storm
    • "Ghost"
    • "Let It Burn"
    • "Help Me Mama"
    • "Hold On"
    • "Ride" feat. Gary Clark Jr.

Published by Evan "Kidd" Bogart

The Boardwalk Music Group

  • Ricky Reed
  • ZZ Ward
  • Blended Babies
  • Tom Peyton
  • Nova Rockafeller

Camelot Music Group

  • Kat Dahlia
  • Christian Leave
  • Mads Langer
  • Gina Kushka

Crooked Paintings

  • MKTO
  • Jessica "Harlœ" Karpov
  • Andrew "FRND" Goldstein
  • Stalgia
  • Otis English
  • Annabel Jones

Television by Evan "Kidd" Bogart

Boardwalk Entertainment Group

  • Platinum Hit – Bravo
    • Executive Producer, Producer, Creator[48][49]
  • Majors & Minors – The Hub
    • Executive Producer, Producer, Creator[50]

Film by Evan "Kidd" Bogart

Boardwalk Entertainment Group

  • Spinning Gold – in production[51]
    • Producer, Executive Music Producer

Songwriter awards

  • BMI Billboard #1's Award for "SOS" performed by Rihanna.[52]
  • BMI Pop Award Top Songs of 2006 for "SOS" performed by Rihanna.
  • BMI Pop Award Top Songs of 2008 for "Take You There" performed by Sean Kingston.
  • Best Song "Halo" at the 2009 MTV Europe Music Awards.[53]
  • Grammy Award Winning song "Halo" for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance 2010.[54]
  • Grammy Nominated song "Halo" for Record Of The Year 2010.[54]
  • BMI Pop Award Top Songs of 2009 for "Halo" performed by Beyoncé Knowles.
  • Grammy Nominated song "Halo (Live)" for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance 2011[55]
  • BMI Pop Award Top Songs of 2011 for "Tonight Tonight" performed by Hot Chelle Rae
  • Billboard's 40 Under 40 of 2012
  • BMI Pop Award Top Songs of 2012 for "It Girl" performed by Jason Derulo
  • BMI Pop Award Top Songs of 2012 for "I Like It Like That" performed by Hot Chelle Rae
  • Socan Urban Music Awards Top Songs of 2013 for "Hurt Me Tomorrow" performed by K'naan
  • Billboard's 40 Under 40 of 2013
  • BMI Pop Award Top Songs of 2014 for "Classic" performed by MKTO

Publisher awards

  • BMI Pop Award Top Songs of 2014 for "Talk Dirty" written by Ricky Reed, performed by Jason Derulo
  • BMI R&B/Hip-Hop Top Songs of 2015 for "Wiggle" written by Ricky Reed, performed by Jason Derulo feat. Snoop Dogg
  • BMI Pop Award Top Songs of 2016 for "No" written by Ricky Reed, performed by Meghan Trainor
  • BMI Pop Award Top Songs of 2016 for "Me Too" written by Ricky Reed, performed by Meghan Trainor
  • BMI Pop Award Top Songs of 2017 for "Handclap" written by Ricky Reed, performed by Fitz and the Tantrums
  • BMI Pop Award Top Songs of 2018 for "Bad At Love" written by Ricky Reed, performed by Halsey

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