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Fred Mollin is an award-winning producer, songwriter, and film composer. After playing in several Canadian bands as a teenager, Mollin moved to Toronto and began producing albums during the 1970s, scoring his biggest international hit with <a href="spotify:artist:5rOhfAsK4uxq9OdREiQRKa">Dan Hill</a>'s 1977 ballad "Sometimes When We Touch." He relocated to L.A. during the 1980s, decreased his production gigs, and focused on composing music for TV shows and movies. Mollin cast a wide net, scoring everything from Beverly Hills 90210 episodes to several Friday the 13th sequels. He later returned to the production world, working on albums like <a href="spotify:artist:0I7UnRLIdCD310ZBgeuqh5">J.D. Souther</a>'s Natural History, <a href="spotify:artist:35U9lQaRWSQISxQAB94Meo">America</a>'s Back Pages, and <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Disney%22">Disney</a>'s popular Lullaby Album series while continuing to compose music for TV. ~ Andrew Leahey, Rovi
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