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Push Baby (formerly Rixton) is a British pop rock band consisting of Jake Roche and Charley Bagnall. Danny Wilkin and Lewi Morgan were former members before leaving in 2020. They were discovered by Scooter Braun when he saw them performing a cover of the Christmas song, Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas. Soon after being signed, they began work on their EP's, ''Me and My Broken Heart'' and ''Let the Road''. The former later became a single and became their breakout song. Since the single's success, they've attended various summer music festivals and opened for Music/ArianaGrande on her Honeymoon Tour. Their debut album, ''Let the Road'', was released on March 3, 2015.
!Discography:
* Me and My Broken Heart EP (2014)
* Let the Road (2015)
!Tropes:
* CoverVersion: On their Youtube channel right [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkH7ztR-msaIjKW4y4pX4RhfO0CCDMgMo here]]! Their most notable covers are that of "Problem" by Music/ArianaGrande, "I Knew You Were Trouble" by Music/TaylorSwift, and Ignition by Music/RKelly.
* ShoutOut: Their music video for "Make Out" featured parodies of some of the top music videos of 2013, such as "Wrecking Ball" by Music/MileyCyrus, "Roar" by Music/KatyPerry, and "Blurred Lines" by Music/RobinThicke, just to mention a few.
* TelephoneSong: "Speakerphone" has the singer calling his baby only when he's drunk, and demanding that she uses speakerphone because he knows she's not alone.
!Discography:
* Me and My Broken Heart EP (2014)
* Let the Road (2015)
!Tropes:
* CoverVersion: On their Youtube channel right [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkH7ztR-msaIjKW4y4pX4RhfO0CCDMgMo here]]! Their most notable covers are that of "Problem" by Music/ArianaGrande, "I Knew You Were Trouble" by Music/TaylorSwift, and Ignition by Music/RKelly.
* ShoutOut: Their music video for "Make Out" featured parodies of some of the top music videos of 2013, such as "Wrecking Ball" by Music/MileyCyrus, "Roar" by Music/KatyPerry, and "Blurred Lines" by Music/RobinThicke, just to mention a few.
* TelephoneSong: "Speakerphone" has the singer calling his baby only when he's drunk, and demanding that she uses speakerphone because he knows she's not alone.
