Charlie Puth

Charlie Puth is an American singer, songwriter, and producer known for blending pop, R&B, and electronic influences with meticulous vocal-arrangement work. He first built an audience on YouTube, posting covers and original songs, and studied music production formally before his career took off. His breakthrough came with «See You Again», written for the «Furious 7» soundtrack, which topped the Billboard Hot 100 for twelve weeks and became one of the most-viewed videos on YouTube.

Puth's major-label debut, «Nine Track Mind», arrived in 2016 and included the hits «Marvin Gaye» (with Meghan Trainor) and «One Call Away», cementing him as a self-sufficient artist who writes, produces, and often mixes his own vocals. Subsequent albums and singles such as «Attention», «How Long», and «Left and Right» showcased his falsetto-driven melodies and layered harmonies, a signature that has made him a sought-after collaborator and songwriter for other artists as well.

His sound sits at the intersection of radio-friendly pop and R&B-inflected songwriting, often built around catchy piano or synth hooks and tight vocal stacking. Beyond his own catalog, Puth has become known for sharing behind-the-scenes production and songwriting content, giving fans insight into his process and reinforcing his reputation as a hands-on, technically skilled pop craftsman.