// ABOUT TIGGS

Tiggs (Nathan Fertig) is a songwriter and producer from Chicago, Illinois. After serving as both musical director and keys player on Alec Benjamin's international tours, Tiggs became one of the artist's closest collaborators.

In 2020 he shifted his focus from the road to writing and producing, and has been working prolifically in the studio ever since — currently ranking among the top 1% of both songwriters and producers tracked by Muso.AI. His writing and/or production credits include:

• "Don't Say You Love Me" by Jin (BTS)

• "Dancing Queen" and "Stupid Brain" by P1Harmony

• "Hammers," "I Built a Friend," "Six Feet Apart" and "Alamo" by Alec Benjamin

• "Kids Are Alright" by Tate McRae

• "Weightless" by Jesse McCartney

• "Still Alive" by Maximillian

• multiple tracks on Ben Barnes's debut album "Where The Light Gets In"

• Malia Civetz's first two releases, plus "Champagne Clouds," "Little Victories" and her Radio Disney #1 "Love Thing"

Further cuts span work with Matt Hansen, Lindsey Stirling, Blusher, Zach Hood, vaultboy, Zachary Knowles, Stand Atlantic, NOAHFINNCE, Blake Rose, Chris James, Laura Marano, Chord Overstreet, Grace VanderWaal, Sophia Scott, Hey Violet and Stacey Ryan.

In 2026, Tiggs stepped into artistry of his own, releasing under the moniker Fin Amour — a tender, acoustic-led indie-folk project created with fellow LA-based songwriter Jackson Wise.