Title: Anthems (Kerry Ellis album)
Content: Kerry Ellis – lead vocals, backing vocals ; Brian May – arrangement, backing vocals, bass, guitars, piano, keyboards, production ; Steve Sidwell – arrangement, orchestra conductor ; John Miceli – drums on tracks 1–3 ; Taylor Hawkins – drums on tracks 4 & 5 ; Rufus Taylor – drums on tracks 6–9 ; Roger Taylor – drums (sticks) on track 10 ; Keith Prior – drums (brushes) on track 10 ; Chris Chaney – bass on track 5 ; Justin Shirley-Smith – co-producer, engineer ; Kris Fredriksson – co-producer, engineer  Source:
Title: Anthems for Worship
Content: Phatfish ; Lou Fellingham – vocals ; Nathan Fellingham – drums, production, backing vocals ; Luke Fellingham – bass guitar, engineering ; Michael Sandeman – keyboards ; Jos Wintermeyer – guitars ; Ben Hall – guitars ; Alan Rose – guitars Additional personnel ; Julian Kindred – engineering, production ; Kevan Frost – engineering, production, additional percussion ; David Kindred – guitars, electric keyboards  
Title: Anthems for the Champion – The Queen
Content: Doro Pesch – vocals, producer, design ; Nick Douglas – bass, backing vocals ; Johnny Dee – drums, backing vocals ; Oliver Palotai – keyboards, backing vocals ; Chris Lietz – guitar, keyboards, programming, producer, engineer, mixing ; Regina Halmich – vocals on track 3 ; Klaus Vanscheidt – guitars on tracks 2 and 3 ; Torsten Sickert – keyboards, producer track 2 and 3 ; Schmier – bass, vocals on track 4 ; Bas Maas – guitars on track 4 ; Tim Husung – drums on track 4 ; Joe Taylor – guitars on track 5 ; Don Malsch – producer, engineer, mixing track 5 ; Thomas Ewerhard – design 
Title: Anthems: The Tour
Content: Stuart Morley: Keyboards ; Jeff Leach: Keyboards ; Jamie Humphries: Guitar ; Neil Fairclough: Bass ; Rufus Taylor: Drums ; Kirstie Roberts: Backing Vocals ; Niamh McNally: Backing Vocals 
Title: Anthems (Kerry Ellis album)
Content:  Anthems is the debut studio album by actress and singer Kerry Ellis which was released on 13 September 2010 by Decca Records. Produced by rock musician Brian May, the album comprises eleven tracks that tap into all the different areas that Ellis had been part of in her professional career between the years 2000 and 2010. Photography for the album's artwork was completed by Paul Rider with design and art direction by Tourist. The album peaked at number fifteen on the UK Albums Chart and remained on the chart for two weeks. It also produced two singles, "I'm Not that Girl" (with a B-side of "Dangerland") and "Anthem", but both failed to chart on the UK Singles Chart. Despite its limited success on the UK chart, it was received positively by critics and spawned Anthems: The Tour which paired Ellis and May on a tour around Great Britain in the summer of 2011.
Title: Anthems (Pure Love album)
Content: Frank Carter – lead vocals ; Jim Carroll – guitars, backing vocals, scrap piano on Anthem ; Session musicians ; Jol Mulholland – bass guitar ; Jared Shavelson – drums, percussion ; Oliver Edsforth – Hammond organ, piano, keyboards, sub bass synth ; Kate Orgias – violin on Heavy Kind of Chain ; Sarah Carter – additional vocals on Riot Song and March of the Pilgrims Gil Norton – production, mixing, programming ; Dan Austin – engineering ; Brian Paul Lamotte – art direction, design ; Andreas Laszlo Konrath – photography Pure Love Production
Title: Anthems: The Tour
Content: Kerry Ellis: Vocals ; Brian May: Guitar; Backing Vocals 
Title: Anthems (Kerry Ellis album)
Content:  directly from the songs but from the overall feel and performance." On describing her partnering with May, Ellis professed, "It's pure joy! He's a dear friend now because we've been working together for so many years. He's taught me so much along the way and I've been a part of the entire process. A lot of performers now go in and do their vocals and leave it to the team to put it together, whereas I've been part of the whole creation and the production side of it; I've had a say in everything so I really feel that it is my album. He's let me do that, I've had the freedom to do that because of Brian."
Title: Anthems of Rebellion
Content:  the lyrics, but stated that "Arch Enemy have produced perhaps their best record to date", though. EvilG of Metal Rules praised the producer and the band. He said that "the sound and clarity of the album is great, thanks to producer Andy Sneap" and that the band "easily outplays many of their peers from the melodic death metal and blackened thrash metal heap, yet they still manage to push the boundaries of their musical style and create a fury that is second to none." Critic Anders Sandvall, also of Metal Rules, stated that "the band has done a masterpiece in their 
Title: Anthems (Kerry Ellis album)
Content:  "Brian and I chose the songs together. It's basically my journey. We tried to incorporate songs that have been poignant to my career so it tells the story of how it all evolved," remembers Ellis. The album features new arrangements of personal favourites and some completely original material – all produced and arranged by both May and musician Steve Sidwell. "It's just mind-blowing. I don't know how to describe the sound of it. It's just epic. It's widescreen music," Ellis stated. The songs included on the album have some significance to Ellis' professional career since meeting May in 2002 until 2010. The album opens with a distinctive Middle Eastern vibe from the Brian May-penned track 

Question: Who was the producer of Anthems?
Answer: Brian May.
Brian Harold May.