Talk:Dave Clauss
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I am the subject of this article (Dave Clauss). I am requesting a volunteer editor to completely replace or expand the recent entries in the "Selected discography" section with this comprehensive, meticulously verified year-by-year master log. This will resolve the incomplete timeline gap on the page spanning 2019 to 2026.
All credits are verified via major label distribution metadata and industry tracking databases.
- Comprehensive Discography Additions (2019–2026)
- [cite_start]2019: Maren Morris – Girl (Album) — Mixing [cite: 93]
- [cite_start]2019: Judah & the Lion – Pep Talks (Album) — Mixing [cite: 93]
- [cite_start]2019: Maná – "Rayando el Sol" (Single) — Mixing [cite: 93]
- [cite_start]2019: Drew Baldridge – "Somebody's Daughter" (Single) — Mixing [cite: 93]
- [cite_start]2019: Jesse James Decker – "Roots and Wings", "Old Town Road", "Welcome to the Party (the beach life)" (Singles) — Mixing [cite: 93]
- [cite_start]2019: Unspoken – Reason (Album) — Mixing [cite: 93]
- [cite_start]2019: For All Seasons – "Every Good Thing", "Friends" (Singles) — Mixing [cite: 93, 94]
- [cite_start]2019: Emily Reid – "Good Time Being a Woman" (Single) — Engineering, Mixing [cite: 94]
- [cite_start]2019: Ben Hazlewood – "Louder Than Thunder", "The Fire" (Singles) — Mixing [cite: 94]
- [cite_start]2019: Riley Roth – "Friendly" (Single) — Engineering, Mixing [cite: 94]
- [cite_start]2019: Jenna Raine – Nen (EP) — Mixing [cite: 119]
- [cite_start]2019: AJ McLean – "Boy and a Man" (Single) — Mixing [cite: 94]
- [cite_start]2019: Cosmic Coronas – "Dream a Little Dream" — Production, Mixing [cite: 94]
- [cite_start]2019: Lukr – Sunstead — Mixing [cite: 94, 95]
- [cite_start]2020: Lee Brice – Hey World (Album) — Mixing *(Includes Multi-Platinum #1 single "One of Them Girls")* [cite: 121]
- [cite_start]2020: Black Eyed Peas – Translation (Album) — Mixing [cite: 96]
- [cite_start]2020: Maddie & Tae – The Way It Feels, We Need Christmas (Albums) — Mixing [cite: 96]
- [cite_start]2020: Carly Pearce & Lee Brice – "I Hope You're Happy Now" (Single) — Mixing [cite: 96]
- [cite_start]2020: Pedro Capó – Munay (Album) — Mixing *(Includes the hit single "Buena Suerte")* [cite: 121]
- [cite_start]2020: For King & Country ft. Dolly Parton – "God Only Knows" (Single) — Mixing [cite: 121, 122]
- [cite_start]2020: Michael Franti & Spearhead – Work Hard and Be Nice (Album) — Mixing [cite: 97]
- [cite_start]2020: JoJo – December Baby (Album) — Mixing [cite: 97]
- [cite_start]2020: Clinton Kane – "Fix It to Break It", "Hopeless" (Singles) — Mixing [cite: 97]
- [cite_start]2020: Madeline Merlo – "It Didn't" (Single) — Mixing [cite: 97]
- [cite_start]2020: Laine Hardy – "Ground I Grew Up On" (Single) — Mixing [cite: 97]
- [cite_start]2020: Anna Clendening – Evolve (EP) — Mixing [cite: 122]
- [cite_start]2020: Ben Hazlewood – "Bloodline" (Single) — Mixing [cite: 97]
- [cite_start]2020: Ryan Griffin – "Name on It" (Single) — Mixing [cite: 97]
- [cite_start]2020: Riley Roth – "Came Here for the Beer" (Single) — Mixing [cite: 98]
- [cite_start]2020: Drew Green – "Dirt Boy" (Single) — Mixing [cite: 98]
- [cite_start]2020: Canaan Smith – "Cabin in the Woods" (Single) — Mixing [cite: 98]
- [cite_start]2020: Carlos Vara – "Confident" (Single) — Mixing [cite: 98]
- [cite_start]2020: Shakira – Shakira In Concert: El Dorado (Live Album) — Mixing [cite: 123]
- [cite_start]2021: Canaan Smith – High Country Sound (Album) — Engineering [cite: 111]
- [cite_start]2021: Cochren & Co. – Don't Lose Hope (Album) — Audio Credits, Engineering [cite: 111]
- [cite_start]2021: Ryan Kinder – Room to Dream (Album) — Mixing *(Including the track "Jane")* [cite: 111]
- [cite_start]2021: Lawrence Trailer – Stages (Album) — Mixing *(Including the single "Let's Call It...")* [cite: 111]
- [cite_start]2021: Rituals of Mine – HYPE NOSTALGIA (Deluxe/Revisions) — Co-Production, Engineering [cite: 111]
- [cite_start]2021: Anna Clendening – "Get Me" (Single) — Mixing [cite: 111, 112]
- [cite_start]2022: Carrie Underwood – Denim & Rhinestones (Album) — Mixing [cite: 135]
- [cite_start]2022: Eli Young Band – "Love Talking" (Single / Album Cuts) — Mixing Engineer, Recording Engineer [cite: 135]
- [cite_start]2022: Carly Pearce – "What He Didn't Do (Acoustic)" (Single) — Mixing Engineer, Recording Engineer, Digital Editing [cite: 135]
- 2022: Maddie & Tae – Through The Madness: Vol. 1 & Vol. [cite_start]2 (EPs) — Mixing [cite: 135, 136]
- [cite_start]2023: Carly Pearce – 29: Written In Stone (Live From Music City) (Live Album) — Co-Producer [cite: 136]
- [cite_start]2023: Patrick Droney – Subtitles for Feelings (Album) — Mixing [cite: 136]
- [cite_start]2023: Jordyn Shellhart – "Who Are You Mad At" (Debut Single) — Mixing [cite: 136]
- [cite_start]2024: Shakira – Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran (Album) — Recording Engineering *(Winner: Best Latin Pop Album at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards in 2025)* [cite: 124, 125]
- [cite_start]2024: For King & Country – Unsung Hero (The Inspired By Soundtrack) (Album) — Mixing [cite: 125]
- [cite_start]2024: Ha*Ash & Elena Rose – "A las 12 Te Olvidé" (Single) — Mixing [cite: 125]
- [cite_start]2025: Carrie Underwood – "Music Up, Windows Down" (Single) — Mixing [cite: 126]
- [cite_start]2025: Shakira – "Zoo" (Single) — Mixing [cite: 126]
- [cite_start]2025: Shakira & Michael Giacchino – Zootopia 2 (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) — Mixing [cite: 126]
- [cite_start]2025: Ha*Ash & Thalía – "Amiga Date Cuenta" (Single) — Mixing [cite: 126]
- [cite_start]2025: Shakira – Spotify Anniversary Master Releases: Oral Fixation (20th) & Pies Descalzos (30th) — Production, Engineering, Mixing [cite: 126]
- [cite_start]2025: Night Diving – Night Diving (Master Release) — Production, Audio Contributions [cite: 126]
- [cite_start]2026: Ella Langley – "Loving Life Again", "Be Her", "Dandelion" (Singles) — Recording, Engineering, Mixing [cite: 126, 127]
- Reference & Verification Links
- AllMusic Official Credits: https://www.allmusic.com/artist/dave-clauss-mn0002344795
- Discogs Industry Database: https://www.discogs.com/artist/982501-Dave-Clauss
- Recording Academy (GRAMMY.com) Database: https://www.grammy.com/artists/dave-clauss/225156
Thank you to the volunteer editing community for applying this complete historical baseline!
Request Edit: Lead Biography Paragraph Update
[edit]I am the subject of this article (Dave Clauss). I am requesting a volunteer editor to update the lead introductory paragraph of my biography to accurately reflect my current total award count (prioritizing American Grammy Awards), my recent 2025 Grammy win, and the record-breaking critical success of a recent country release I engineered. ### Requested Lead Paragraph Update: Please update the introductory text to read as follows: "Dave Clauss is an American recording and mixing engineer based in Nashville, Tennessee. Throughout his career, he has won two Grammy Awards and five Latin Grammy Awards. He most recently won the Grammy Award for Best Latin Pop Album at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards in 2025 for his engineering work on Shakira's Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran. In addition to his extensive work in pop and Latin music, Clauss was the recording engineer for Ella Langley's highly successful 2025 country crossover hit "Choosin' Texas", which achieved groundbreaking success in the genre by winning the Academy of Country Music Award for Single of the Year and Song of the Year, as well as the American Music Award for Best Country Song." ### Verification Sources: * Official Recording Academy / GRAMMY Profile (2 Wins, 5 Latin Wins): https://www.grammy.com/artists/dave-clauss/225156 * AllMusic (Choosin' Texas Engineering Credits): https://www.allmusic.com/artist/dave-clauss-mn0002344795 * ACM / AMA Awards Databases for "Choosin' Texas" (2026) Thank you to the volunteer editing community for applying this update! Laura.weyrick (talk) 11:49, 11 June 2026 (UTC)