Ronnie Eriic, a powerhouse artist, songwriter, and engineer from New Jersey, brings his unique influences from gospel roots and icons like Lauryn Hill into the sync world. Starting his career at Florida A&M and diving into the Atlanta music scene, Ronnie quickly earned major placements, like his track '100 Grand' on NBA 2K21 and co-writing 'Black and White' for Nasty C ft. Ari Lennox. His music has resonated across NBA, Stanley Cup, and UFC promotions, and he’s featured in Cleveland Cavaliers’ preseason promos and Overtime Elite arenas. His latest track, 'Anything’s Possible,' is out now and a must-listen for fans of genre-blending music.

Heather D. Cook (P.K.A. Brewster Bee), CEO of Freedom Music Group, reveals the secrets behind the magic of commercial sync success! With over 20 years of experience, Heather’s journey is a masterclass in sync licensing. From managing hundreds of ad placements at peermusic to producing custom music for Google I/O and hosting legendary music supervisors at the Nashville Film Festival, Heather has done it all. She has educated, mentored, and empowered young professionals through programs at the Recording Academy and partnerships with Belmont and Berklee, and continues to teach at universities as her schedule allows. Heather is now channeling her years of expertise into her new company, Freedom Music Group, all while releasing music for her artist project Brewster Bee and founding Nashville In Sync, a collective for creatives in sync. Her book, Music for Marketing & Brands, is available now, providing more insights into her vast knowledge in music marketing and sync licensing: https://www.heatherdcook.com/e-book

In this episode, we’re diving into a master summary of the most essential insights from Season One. We’ve gathered the most repeated interview points, the best advice, and standout moments from our incredible guests. If you missed any episodes, this recap is your perfect chance to catch up on the key takeaways, plus hear snippets from the most helpful discussions.

In this episode, we sit down with Jennifer Richey, Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer of Gravity Jack, to explore the dynamic world of AR, VR, and Mixed Reality.

Sal Verma, a skilled music producer, composer, and audio engineer, has achieved notable placements on ABC, Fox, ITV, and BBC, with his music signed to Universal, Ninja Tune, Bibliotheque, Bigger Story Music, Freedom Music Group and more.

Rich Brisson shares his successful syncs, his perspective of the sync licensing process as a music supervisor, as well as tips for new musicians that want a career in the industry.

Jamal Vickers, a dynamic sync agent, shares his journey from DJing to artist management and eventually finding his niche in sync licensing.

In this podcast episode, Heather shares invaluable tips, resources, and insider knowledge on how to avoid your emails ending up in music supervisors' junk mail. Her insights are essential for artists looking to succeed in the competitive music industry. Heather’s ability to harmonize creativity and precision makes her a standout leader in music supervision and licensing, and her advice in this episode is a must-hear for anyone interested in sync licensing.

Joshua Williams is a composer from the Midwest, whose unique journey has made him a leading voice in the music industry.

Join us for a deep dive into the intricacies of music law in sync licensing on this week's Selling The Soundtrack podcast episode. Our guest, Paul, brings over 40 years of legal expertise in the music industry.

Alexandra Petkovski (FJØRA) shares her sync journey and spreads some much-needed encouragement. From placements with Fortnite, Grey’s Anatomy, SXSW, Disney+, Netflix, and more, she shares essential tips for budding musicians.

Join us for an engaging conversation with Jay Ward, Account Executive at DISCO and CEO of Painted Face Entertainment. In this interview, Jay reveals why DISCO is considered the top choice in the sync licensing industry and introduces some exciting new features designed to help your music shine.

Join us as we delve into the world of sync licensing with the talented composer, Mary Ancheta. With her music featured on networks like Showtime, Netflix, and HBO, Mary brings a wealth of experience to the table.

Everton Lewis Jr. dives into the essence of successful music syncs, sharing career insights and tips for breaking into sync licensing. From founding EH! SIDE Music Supervision to his influential roles at VICE Canada and now Wracket Music Supervision Inc., coupled with his work for Apple, he's shaped the industry's music landscape.

Welcome to the first episode of "Selling The Soundtrack," where we explore the ins and outs of sync licensing. This podcast is your gateway to understanding how to pair your music with movies, TV shows, ads, and video games.