"Song of the Year" by The Nixons. Written by Zac Maloy, Jesse Davis, John Humphrey, and Ricky Brooks. Produced By Zac Maloy. Mixed By Scott "the ninja" Stevens. Co-produced by Paige Harwell. Vocal production by Scott "the ninja" Stevens. Acoustic guitar by Paige Harwell. Art direction Andy Brooks. Recorded at Warner Studios Nashville and Soundpaige Recording Okc. Mastered by Jim DeMain at Yes Master Studio. The Nixon's albums "Foma", and self-titled "The Nixons" released on MCA/Universal Records included the radio hits "Sister", "Baton Rouge", "Happy Song", "Wire", and "The Fall". The group capitalized on their success with big tours (about 300 shows a year), including dates with KISS, Sevendust, Slash's Snakepit, Brother Cane, Soul Asylum, Radiohead, and Toadies. Zac Maloy is an acclaimed songwriter for Warner/Chappell working with artists Skillet, Carrie Underwood, Halestorm, Daughtry, Blake Shelton, 3 Doors Down, Tim McGraw, David Cook, Black Stone Cherry, and many more. John Humphrey is the drummer in the band Seether currently on a worldwide tour. In 2017, The Nixons announced reunion shows with the band's original lineup (Maloy, Davis, Brooks and Humphrey). They went on to record "Song Of The Year" a driving and emotional song hitting the airwaves and playlists around the globe.