Meghan Trainor

Meghan Elizabeth Trainor, simply known as Meghan Trainor, is an American singer and songwriter.

Career info
Trainor decided to start pursuing a music career at the age of 11, when she started recording her own compositions on her MacBook. Just one year later, she performed for the first time as part of Island Fusion, a family band that also featured her aunt, her younger brother and her father.

Between 2009 and 2011, she released independently her first three albums, Meghan Trainor, I'll Sing with You and Only 17.

In 2013, Meghan relocated to Nashville, where she met producer Kevin Kadish and became a songwriter for hire, writing for artists such as R5, Rascal Flatts or Sabrina Carpenter. She teamed up with Kadish to write the song All About That Bass, and landed a record deal with Epic after performing it on the ukelele for the label chairman L.A. Reid. The song's music video became a viral hit preceding her debut EP, Title, entirely composed by Trainor and Kadish, and the follow-up single Lips Are Movin' reached top 10 in USA, Australia, Canada and New Zealand. The Title EP was replaced by a full album of the same name in January 2015.

On March 2016, shortly after winning the Grammy Award for Best New Artist, Trainor released No, the first single of her next album Thank You. The next single, Me Too, would come two months later, a week before the release of the full album.

In 2018, Trainor confirmed in an interview that her third album was completed and scheduled for release in the summer, and that it would feature backing vocals from her fiancé Daryl Sabara and her family.

Discography
Singles belonging to an album will be listed under it.
 * Title (2015)
 * All About That Bass
 * Lips Are Movin'
 * Dear Future Husband
 * Like I'm Gonna Lose You - with John Legend
 * Thank You (2016)
 * No
 * Me Too
 * Better - with Yo Gotti
 * Non-album singles
 * Better When I'm Dancin' (2015) - from the soundtrack of The Peanuts Movie
 * I'm a Lady (2017) - from the soundtrack of The Smurfs: The Lost Village
 * No Excuses (2018)
 * Let You Be Right (2018)
 * Can't Dance (2018)
 * All the Ways (2018)
 * Treat Myself (2018)

Featured as SWW Song of the Day

 * Can't Dance (May 16, 2018)