16 songs you probably didn't know were written or produced by Billie Eilish's brother Finneas
- Finneas O'Connell is a 22-year-old singer, songwriter, producer, and five-time Grammy Award winner.
- He is best known for working with his younger sister, Billie Eilish, and producing her No. 1 debut album.
- O'Connell goes by the mononym FINNEAS as a solo artist and released his debut EP, "Blood Harmony," in October 2019.
- He has cowritten or coproduced songs for Selena Gomez ("Lose You to Love Me"), Halsey ("I Hate Everybody"), Camila Cabello ("Used to This"), and Tove Lo ("Bikini Porn").
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You probably know Finneas O'Connell for working with his younger sister, Billie Eilish — but that might be because you're not paying close attention.
True, O'Connell has cowritten and produced every song that Eilish has ever released, from her debut EP "Don't Smile at Me" to her James Bond theme song "No Time to Die." But the 22-year-old singer, songwriter, producer, and five-time Grammy Award winner has far more than "the Billie sound" on his resume.
O'Connell goes by the mononym FINNEAS as a solo artist and released his debut EP, "Blood Harmony," in October 2019. He's also become a scalding hot commodity in pop music. He's chameleonic, with a goal to "get out of the way" and execute other artists' visions, and has done so with pop heavyweights like Selena Gomez, Camila Cabello, Halsey, and Tove Lo.
Keep reading for a list of songs that O'Connell had a hand in creating, whether you realized it or not.
Read the original article on InsiderO'Connell produced Evalyn's debut single "Filthy Rich."
He wrote and produced Alice Kristiansen's single "Lost My Mind," which he later recorded for his own EP.
O'Connell and Gabrielle Current have written multiple songs together, including "Come to Think."
He cowrote and coproduced "Blank Dice" for the band FLAWES.
He's featured on "The Ending" by Wafia, a song that he cowrote and produced.
He produced Trevor Daniel's single "Past Life."
He cowrote "The Most Beautiful Thing" with Bruno Major.
O'Connell produced "If The World Was Ending," a collaboration between JP Saxe and Julia Michaels.
"When the Party's Over" is one of just two songs on Eilish's debut album that she didn't help write.
O'Connell originally wrote "Ocean Eyes" for his high school band.
He cowrote and produced "Satellite" by Rebecca Black, of "Friday" fame.
He cowrote and coproduced Ashe's breakthrough single "Moral of the Story," which was featured in Netflix's "To All the Boys" sequel.
O'Connell cowrote two tracks with Tove Lo, including "Bikini Porn," which he described as "exactly the song I dreamed of producing for her."
He played "a very very VERY small role in the creation" of Halsey's "I Hate Everybody."
He cowrote and produced "Used to This," the 13th track on Camila Cabello's album "Romance."
O'Connell helped produce "Lose You to Love Me" by Selena Gomez.
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