Poo Bear, who penned such Bieber hits like "Where Are Ü Now" and "What Do You Mean?," is collaborating with the pop star again! After spending over two decades writing massively popular singles for ...

Justin Bieber is generally regarded as a pop artist. He began as a teen pop singer whereas his more recent songs feature elements from other genres like trap, dancehall music, and acoustic rock.

Grammy-winning producer Poo Bear is launching a digital music course on Passes, an online platform for creators. In his new course, he aims to provide the next generation of aspiring songwriters and ...

How do you follow up two of the biggest singles of the year – let alone one of the two record-holders for most weeks at No. 1 of all time? If you’re Jason “Poo Bear” Boyd, co-writer of DJ Khaled’s hip ...

You may not know Jason "Poo Bear" Boyd's name, but you definitely know his songs. From 112's "Peaches and Cream" to Usher's "Caught Up" to almost all of Justin Bieber's recent work including the ...

In the most recent episode of Songcraft: Spotlight on Songwriters, Poo Bear dives into his songwriting résumé. From his life philosophy to how he met Justin Bieber (in Vegas nonetheless), Poo Bear ...

The songwriter extraordinaire lets guests and producers steal his spotlight, making for a pop compilation that is interchangeably chill, spanning every genre at its absolute lowest key. Instead, ...

Poo Bear's debut album will arrive with a double dose of star power. Boyd recently wrote Lopez’s EDM team-up with Skrillex, February's "Us," and shared that he and the "Ain't Your Mama" singer also ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Purpose album spread a whole new sound in pop music, therefore heavily influencing all genres of music. This album not only ...

Jason Boyd, also known professionally as Poo Bear, is a singer-songwriter and record producer. He has collaborated with the biggest names in the music industry including pop mega-star Justin Bieber, ...

“Songs for Screens” (formerly known as “Synch This”) is a Variety column written by Andrew Hampp, a VP at New York-based music sponsorship and experiential agency MAC Presents and former branding ...