Sync Music Listening Sessions are a great new way for you to get your music heard and get essential feedback from top music supervisors in TV, film, video games, ads, trailers, brands, apps and the internet. Here’s how it works.
- Every week, we hold a two-hour online listening session with a top music supervisor that’s strictly limited to twenty registrants.We do this to make sure all participants get heard, get to interact and get their music evaluated.
- Every participant will submit a song for evaluation to us for listening during the session by the guest music supervisor.
- Every participant will get a video archive of the session, and all Listening Session playlists will be posted on the SyncSummit website and promoted to our 40,000 person mailing list.
Every Sync Music Listening Session get your music directly into the ears of a music supervisor who’ll get you valuable feedback – and you’ll make a valuable new connection.
And though we cannot guarantee your music will be used in a project, getting the advice from and connection to key decision makers will give you the invaluable feedback you can use to fine-tune your approach to music supervisors and their projects.
The Sync Music Listening Sessions are a premium product with a strictly limited audience and in order to support our costs and the time, effort and energy of our guests, they are priced at $150 per session. This includes participation in the session, evaluation of your music, inclusion in the session playlist and promotion after the event.
July 2018 Sessions:
NEW DATE: July 25: Grey Group/Townhouse WPP EVP/Director of Music Joshua Rabinowitz
Josh Rabinowitz’s mission is to produce a hit record through an ad.
Over the past decade and a half, he has written and/or produced over 5,000 tracks for brands globally.
These include some of the most high profile initiatives to integrate compelling music with advertising, including Rihanna’s breakthrough music/ad campaign with Cover Girl utilizing her hit song “Umbrella”, Macy Gray’s version of “Walk This Way” and Los Lonely Boys’ version of “I Walk the Line,” for the SONY Walkman, and, Alana Davis’ cover of Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young’s “Carry On” that landed her a deal with Columbia.
He has also worked on campaigns for Dr. Pepper featuring artists such as Black Eyed Peas, Run DMC (their last known recording together), LL Cool J, Smokey Robinson, LeAnne Rimes, Reba, Mark McGrath, Celia Cruz, B2K, Anastacia, and Latin heartthrob, Thalia. He has also worked on music for such films as “Going All the Way”, “Waking the Dead”, “Grand Theft Parsons” and “Arlington Road”
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July 29: Listening Session with Doner Music Producer Julian Wettlin
Julian is a music producer at the advertising agency Doner (JBL, Fiat, Alfa Romeo, Chrysler, ADT, JCPenny, COX, Bush’s, Minute Maid and the Detroit Zoo), specializing in Music Supervision. His background and knowledge in both music and photography allow him creative opportunities to put music to picture every day – finding optimal music for clients and creative teams to use in television, radio, social, web and event-based campaigns. He works each day building relationships with record labels, publishers, music libraries, and composers, as well as staying at the forefront of current and past music and advertising trends.
