Matthew Koma

Matthew Koma is known as an American singer, songwriter, and record producer. He is most famous for writing songs like "Spectrum" and "Clarity".

Background and Age

Matthew Bair was born on June 2, 1987 in Seaford, NY. His parents are Rhonda and Gerald D. Bair. He graduated from Seaford High School. Experiencing childhood with a regimen of punk and rock and roll, Koma started writing music at nine years old and figured out how to score a distributing deal at 16 years old.

Marriage, Wife, and Kids

Matthew Koma started dating singer Carly Rae Jepson in 2012. The couple later split from each other.

In December 2019, it was reported that Matthew got married to a popular singer and actress, Hilary Duff in a private ceremony that included their children, Luca and Banks. The wedding happened in Duff and Koma's Beverly Hills yard. Guests included Hilary's sister, Haylie Duff, and well-known star, Mandy Moore, whose companion, Taylor Goldsmith of Dawes, played at the social occasion. Duff wore a Jenny Packham wedding outfit.

The loving couple started dating around three years earlier, after Duff's split from hockey-player Mike Comrie. Duff and Koma welcomed young lady Banks a year earlier and detailed their engagement last May through Instagram. Duff and Koma had as of late worked together on music, co-writing three tunes on Duff's fifth record collection.

Career and Net Worth

Matthew Koma started his career as a touchy singer-songwriter and turned into a much desired producer, teaming up with artists as different as Bruce Springsteen, LMFAO, Kelly Clarkson, Tinashe, Hilary Duff, and Hardwell. Signed by Jimmy Iovine to Interscope in 2011, he wrote a bunch of melodies that figured out how to construct some buzz before he scored his first success in 2012. Alongside producers Sebastian Ingrosso and Alesso, Koma co-wrote the single "Calling (Lose My Mind)," which featured Ryan Tedder on vocals. This was his first of numerous endeavors working close by driving EDM artists.

Following the "Calling" single, Koma proceeded with a consistent string of electronic dance songs of devotion, similar to 2012's crush "Range" with Zedd, "Years" with Alesso, "Flashes" with Nicky Romero and Fedde Le Grand, "Squandered" with Tiësto, and "I Wish" with the Knocks. He wrote with artists like Giorgio Moroder, Steve Aoki, Afrojack, RAC, and Audien. In 2016, he signed with RCA for the arrival of his introduction, Eros Ludus. The collection featured his pop songwriting on electronic production from Louis the Child, Jai Wolf, and Flux Pavilion, who worked together on his lead single, "Kisses Back."