Jiant

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Jiant was a British record production and songwriting team, headed by Tim Hawes and Pete Kirtley, working in the genres of pop, R&B and dance.^[1] Following their formation in 1999, the team collaborated with other composers and performers, including Alison Clarkson.^[1]

In 2002, they received an Ivor Novello Award for their work on "Pure and Simple."^[1] The song was recorded and performed by British pop group Hear'Say, and was the fastest-selling UK single of 2001.^[2]

• Hear'Say - "Can't Stop Thinking about That"
• Hear'Say - "Pure and Simple"

• Bro'Sis - "V.I.P."
• Kym Marsh - "After Goodbye"
• No Angels - "No Angel (It's All in Your Mind)"
• No Angels - "So What"

• Joana Zimmer - "What It the Good in Goodbye"
• Monrose - "Do That Dance"
• Monrose - "Live Life Get By"
• Monrose - "Oh La La"
• Monrose - "Shame"
• Sugababes - "Now You're Gone"

• Lisa Bund - "All That I Am"
• Lisa Bund - "In My Head"
• Monrose - "Everybody Makes Mistakes"
• Monrose - "Leading Me on"
• Monrose - "Rebound"
• Monrose - "Strictly Physical"
• Monrose - "What You Don't Know"
• Monrose - "Yesterday's Gone"
• Mutya Buena - Strung Out
• No Angels - "Make a Change"
• No Angels - "Misguided Heart"
• Room2012 - "Chuckoo Brain"
• Room2012 - "Don't Let the Sun"
• Room2012 - "Fresh"
• Room2012 - "Head Bash"
• Room2012 - "Mr. DJ"
• Room2012 - "Naughty but Nice"
• Room2012 - "Simple Things"

• Monrose - "Strike the Match"
• Monrose - "Going out tonight"

• Jiant.co.uk