GarageBand has been embraced by many musicians of varying levels of fame in order to record and produce music. Steve Lacy used the GarageBand app on his cracked 2012 iPhone to produce music for his solo projects, the Internet, and J. Cole.[24] That phone is currently on display in the Smithsonian.[25] Nine Inch Nails made their song "The Hand That Feeds" in the software, and released a link to the multitrack GarageBand file on the band's website, allowing other GarageBand users to remix the song.[26] Musicians that have collaborated with Apple to promote GarageBand include Katy Perry, John Mayer, Dua Lipa, Billie Eilish, and Lady Gaga.[27][28][29][30][31] Charlotte Day Wilson,[32] Doja Cat,[33] Ellie Rowsell (of Wolf Alice),[34] Sloan Struble (of Dayglow),[35] Meghan Trainor,[36] Ethel Cain,[37] and Awkwafina[38] all began learning to produce and create music using GarageBand. GarageBand was also used by artists such as T-Pain;[39] Grimes for her album Visions;[40] Anne Clark of St. Vincent for multiple projects;[41][42] Danielle Haim for Haim songs, with the song "Summer Girl" starting out as a GarageBand demo;[43][44] and Jesse Rutherford for his sophomore solo album, GARAGEB&, named after the application, as he produced most of the tracks in GarageBand.[45] In addition, Rihanna's hit "Umbrella" was born from a stock GarageBand drum track.[46] As well, the music for the viral internet video Charlie the Unicorn was recorded in GarageBand.
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