Joey Moi

In the early 2000s, Moi guided Nickelback through their 3× Platinum-certified 2003 release, The Long Road, and continued to collaborate and produce 4 of the bands’ studio albums which saw the group sell more than 30 million copies worldwide. Joey makes a brief cameo appearance in the music video for the 2× Platinum-certified[6] “Photograph”, where he is one of the subjects depicted in the titular photograph. Lead singer Chad Kroeger mentions him by name in the song, expressing confusion over "what the hell's on Joey's head" in the picture.

In 2010, Moi signed a publishing deal with Big Loud Shirt Publishing and made the move to Nashville and began working with Jake Owen on his single, “Barefoot Blue Jean Night” – a 2× Platinum-certified hit and Owen's first #1 single. He went on to produce Owen's Platinum-certified Barefoot Blue Jean Night album and his 2013 follow up, Days of Gold. In 2018, the two rekindled their creative partnership on “I Was Jack (You Were Diane)”, which became Platinum-certified[7] and Owen's seventh Billboard Country #1.[8]

Moi formed a partnership in 2011 with Big Loud Shirt founder Craig Wiseman, Kevin “Chief" Zaruk, and Seth England to establish Big Loud Mountain – a one-stop shop for artist development, publishing, management, and production.

Big Loud Mountain's first client was then aspiring Country duo, Florida Georgia Line. With Moi producing the duo's watershed fusion of Country, Hard Rock, and Hip Hop, they have gone on to change the face of Country music.[9] Moi has produced Florida Georgia Line's entire discography, including studio albums: Here’s To The Good Times (2× Platinum-certified), Anything Goes (Platinum-certified), Dig Your Roots (Platinum-certified), and Can’t Say I Ain’t Country (Gold-certified). Florida Georgia Line's Moi-produced catalog has exceeded more than 8 Billion digital streams worldwide, selling more than 32 Million tracks and over 4 Million albums.[10]

In 2015, Moi and his Big Loud partners founded Big Loud Records, an independent label headed by former radio executive Clay Hunnicutt which scored immediate success with Chris Lane’s R&B-influenced “Fix” (Platinum-certified[11]) – the company’s first-ever release. Big Loud Shirt, Big Loud Mountain, and Big Loud Records merged under the Big Loud moniker in 2017, and Chris Lane has since posted other Platinum-certified[12] hits “For Her” and “Take Back Home Girl (feat. Tori Kelly)”, and "Big Big Plans". The Big Loud label family has since grown to include Blame My Youth, Dallas Smith, Ernest, HARDY, Jake Owen, Larry Fleet, Lily Rose, MacKenzie Porter, Mason Ramsey, Morgan Wallen, and Sean Stemaly.

In 2020, Moi broke a Billboard record[13] after spending 42 weeks as #1 on the Country Producers Chart. He held the top spot due to 13 production credits on the Hot Country Songs Chart. 12 of these credits originated from Morgan Wallen’s Platinum-certified[14] Dangerous: The Double Album. This Moi produced album went on to break another record as the only country album to spend more than six weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard 200.[15]

Moi has also produced successful projects for artists like Tim McGraw, RaeLynn, Keith Urban, The Chainsmokers, and more, and has earned a respected reputation as a composer, engineer and record mixer, contributing to recent projects by a diverse group of stars including Bebe Rexha, Diplo, Owl City, and Alabama.

Moi has won multiple awards including the Country Music Association’s Single of the Year for “Cruise”,[16] the Academy of Country Music’s Single of the Year (“H.O.L.Y.”) and Vocal Event of the Year (“This Is How We Roll” and “May We All”),[17] and multiple Canadian Country Music Association honors. He was named the Top Hot Country Songs Producer of 2013[18] by Billboard and was toasted again as one of Billboard Magazine’s Top Country Producers of 2019[19]. Joey has been named one of Billboard Magazine’s Top Country Producers.[20]