This Victorious actor worked with Ariana Grande and helped her manufacture her best albums – Rock & Pop
Without a doubt, the series “Victorious” It was one of Nickelodeon’s most successful in the 2010.
In fact, this catapulted one of the most iconic celebrities today: Ariana Grande.
And, in turn, he also formed other successful stars such as Leon Thomas.
This American actor, singer, composer and music producer was known for play André Throughout the four seasons.
In this way, the artist’s musical skills highlighted and, at the same time, the strong ties formed with their colleagues, such as Ariana Grande.
It is in this way that the actor ended up collaborating in two of the most successful albums of the creator of “We Can´t Be Friends”.
In which albums Leon Thomas collaborated with Ariana Grande?
In an interview with Jennifer Hudson, Leon Thomas highlighted his musical career, in which he has collaborated with various artists.
Of these are SZA, Drake and Ariana Grande.
“It was almost like our musical meeting. Growing up, we spent a lot of time singing and creating songs, “Thomas said.
“I worked on his first album, “Yours Truly”. When we returned to the study with “Positions” He felt amazing to connect with my friend, “he added.
Leon Thomas Talks to Jennifer Hudson About Working With Ariana Grande on ‘Positions’:
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Thus, the composer added that Both were in serious relationships, so “great songs left them.”
“I am very proud of her, she really has everything under control,” he said.
Regarding the songs he produced, these were four in the Ariana Grande debut album: “Yours Truly”.
The singles he co -wrote were “Honeymoon Avenue”, “Tattooed Heart”, “Lovin ‘It” and “You’ll Never Know”.
In addition, I copdoduo two songs from the album “Positions”, which were “Safety Net” and “Nasty”.
