Question: Who is credited for songwriting of the song "Counting Stars"?
About the article "Counting Stars", section "Credits and personnel".

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The band produced the album with Carl Canedy, Jon Zazula serving as executive producer.
The album includes the single "Madhouse".
A music video was produced for "Madhouse" as well, but didn't receive much airplay because it was banned by MTV, who believed the content to be degrading to the mentally insane.
This was the last Anthrax album to feature songwriting from ex-vocalist Neil Turbin, who is given songwriting credit on the songs "Armed and Dangerous" and "Gung-Ho".
Songwriting credit was shared to the track "Medusa", the first and only songwriting contribution from former producer Jon Zazula.
Originally he was credited as the sole writer of the song, but reissues credited the rest of the band to it as well. 
A 1999 commercial for the Volkswagen Golf featuring actor Tony Hale is widely credited with bringing the song back into popularity.
In "Chuck", Jeffster play Domo Arigato at Ellie and Devon's wedding in the episode Chuck Versus the Ring.
In "Glee", the glee club Throat Explosion performs a mash-up with this song and "Counting Stars" from the American pop rock band OneRepublic in the episode "City of Angels". 
"Invader" is the latest songwriting credit given to bassist Ian Hill within Judas Priest's catalogue.
This album also features the only songwriting credit attributed to a Judas Priest drummer, with Les Binks being credited for "Beyond the Realms of Death".
That same song would become a live staple for the band. 
On their initial 6-song EP, the band received songwriting credit for one song ("Tokyo Kanojo"), while the lyrics for all songs were from other songwriters.
For the band's first full album, the band received all the music credits except for the single "Koi wa Balance".
From the band's first full album to the end of their career, lyric writing was divided among the members.
Nakayama is credited with 39 song lyrics, Tomita with 35, Konno with 19, Watanabe with 9, and Okui with 7.
Despite writing the fewest song lyrics, Okui was credited with the majority of the group's music, with 69 of the band's 118 song credits (and nearly all of their released singles), while Nakayama has the primary credit for 18 songs, Konno for 14, Watanabe for 8, Tomita for 1.
Nakayama has sole songwriting credit for 7 songs, Konno for 6, Okui for 6 (including one instrumental), Watanabe for 4, and Tomita for 1.
Lyric/song writing partnerships were rather distributed among the members.
The Nakayama/Okui and the Tomita/Okui pairings are both credited with 27 songs each.
Konno/Okui is credited with 9 songs, Tomita/Nakayama for 6, and Watanabe/Konno for 3.
The Konno/Nakayama, Konno/Watanabe, Okui/Nakayama, Nakayama/Konno, Tomita/Konno, and Watanabe/Okui pairings all have 2 song credits each, while Watanabe/Nakayama, Tomita/Watanabe, and Okui/Konno each have a single credit.
Excluding Tomita, who only wrote the music to her own song, only the Okui/Watanabe pairing does not have a songwriting credit in the band's catalogue. 
December Looms is the second solo album by John Mann of Spirit of the West, released in 2007.
The album is credited to Mister Mann.
Released independently, the album has been made available for sale through CD Baby and iTunes.
The song "By Tomorrow" includes a songwriting credit for Mann's son Harlan.