Canadian Producer Joey Moi Is Billboard’s No.1 Hot 100 Producer of the Year
For the second time, the Vancouver-born, Nashville-based co-founder of Big Loud Records secures the top spot. Moi is currently best known for working with chart-topping country hitmaker Morgan Wallen.
Joey Moi
Billboard has rolled out the Top Billboard Hot 100 Producer of 2025 list — and for the second time, star Canadian producer and country music executive Joey Moi has been crowned No. 1.
The top spot was awarded to the Vancouver-born, Nasvhille-based producer, who helped lead a successful year for country singer Morgan Wallen.
Moi wraps up 2025 with 38 production credits on the Billboard Hot 100 during the chart eligibility period (Oct. 26, 2024 – Oct. 18, 2025), all attributed to Wallen. Nine of the tracks hit the top 10, while two climbed to No. 1 (“Love Somebody” and “What I Want” featuring Canadian pop star Tate McRae.
Of the 38 songs, 36 peaked during the eligibility period, appearing on Wallen’s 2025 album I’m The Problem, which ranks at No. 1 on Billboard Canada’s year-end Canadian Albums chart.
Earlier this year, Moi — who also serves as the president of A&R for Big Loud Records — and Brianne Deslippe, senior vice president of marketing, landed a spot on Billboard Canada’s Power Players 2025 for Labels and Label Groups. Both are Canadians living in the country hub of Nasvhille.
This is the second time Moi has finished as the No. 1 producer in the U.S. In 2023, he dominated the year-end ranking, thanks to his work on Wallen’s One Thing at a Time, which nabs No. 5 on the 2025 Billboard Canadian Albums chart. Last year, he finished in the top 10 (No. 7), after pop producer Jack Antonoff, who had a big year with Taylor Swift and Sabrina Carpenter, dethroned Moi.
In previous years, Moi has maintained his position in the top 10, scoring No. 3 in 2022, No. 2 in 2021 and No. 6 in 2020.
Moi has been a mainstay in the Canadian music industry for decades, initially working with rock bands like Nickelback and My Darkest Days. His roster expanded into the country genre, as he co-founded independent record label Big Loud Records in 2015, now one of the genre's top labels.
Moi has helped shape Big Loud's distinctive sound, producing chart-topping hits and currently working with a roster of country artists, including country rock singer HARDY, singer-songwriter Hailey Benedict, B.C.-native Dallas Smith and recent signee, Owen Riegling from Ontario.
See the full list of Moi’s accomplishments on the 2025 Hot 100:
No. 1, Morgan Wallen, “Love Somebody”
No. 1, Morgan Wallen feat. Tate McRae, “What I Want”
No. 2, Morgan Wallen, “I’m The Problem”
No. 2, Morgan Wallen, “Just In Case”
No. 4, Morgan Wallen, “Smile”
No. 7, Morgan Wallen, “Lies Lies Lies”
No. 7, Morgan Wallen, “I Got Better”
No. 8, Morgan Wallen feat. Post Malone, “I Ain’t Coming Back”
No. 8, Morgan Wallen, “Superman”
No. 12, Morgan Wallen feat. ERNEST, “Cowgirls”
No. 17, Morgan Wallen, “I’m A Little Crazy”
No. 20, Morgan Wallen, “20 Cigarettes”
No. 21, Morgan Wallen, “Kick Myself”
No. 21, Morgan Wallen feat. Lil Wayne & Rick Ross, “Miami”
No. 22, Morgan Wallen, “Eyes Are Closed”
No. 25, Morgan Wallen, “Falling Apart”
No. 29, Morgan Wallen, “Skoal, Chevy, And Browning”
No. 31, Morgan Wallen, “TN”
No. 32, Morgan Wallen, “Where’s That Girl Go”
No. 34, Morgan Wallen, “Kiss Her In Front of You”
No. 41, Morgan Wallen, “If You Were Mine”
No. 42, Morgan Wallen, “Missing”
No. 46, Morgan Wallen, “Genesis”
No. 48, Morgan Wallen, “Don’t We”
No. 49, Morgan Wallen, “Dark Til Daylight”
No. 52, Morgan Wallen feat. Eric Church, “Number 3 and Number 7”
No. 54, Morgan Wallen, “Revelation”
No. 60, Morgan Wallen, “Jack and Jill”
No. 63, Morgan Wallen feat. HARDY, “Come Back As A Redneck”
No. 69, Morgan Wallen feat. ERNEST, “The Dealer”
No. 70, Morgan Wallen, “Leavin’s the Least I Could Do”
No. 72, Morgan Wallen, “Drinking Til It Does”
No. 73, Morgan Wallen, “Nothin’ Left”
No. 79, Morgan Wallen, “LA Night”
No. 83, Morgan Wallen, “Whiskey In Reverse”
No. 84, Morgan Wallen, “Working Man’s Song”
No. 88, Morgan Wallen, “Crazy Eyes”
No. 97, Brooks & Dunn with Morgan Wallen, “Neon Moon”
With files from Xander Zellner
