Andrew Goldstein cut his teeth fronting The Friday Night Boys, and he held onto that same pop-punk skater-boy spirit when he began working with other artists. He brought crunchy power chords to Demi Lovato's "Something That We're Not" and a defiant teenage spirit to Hot Chelle Rae's "I Like It Like That," but he was also able to work in moodier palettes, bringing a minimal, morose edge to the Olivia Holt synth ballad "History."