On this episode I speak with Bryce Green, who has recently landed a huge Pizza hut campaign, Connor McGregor’s documentary, Bel-air and more. 

He has a lot to teach about his rise to greatness and how you can do it too.

We talk about sharing your gifts in sync, we talk about how to decide who to collaborate with and also about how putting in the work in the direction that you know you’re meant to go is the most important thing you can do for yourself

Connect with bryce

IG:  @brycegreenmojo

Linkedin:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/bryce-green/

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0dYp8xHqG4qZX3G7NxSbbc?si=ehm2ZGWkSsWzIi-Jv6MO0w

In this episode, we get into sync agencies, the job of a sync agent, and learn the crucial knowledge and experience required to pitch your music effectively. We talk about the importance of a solid team and get into valuable tips on submitting your music to an agency. Don't miss out on this transformative episode.

Rashad’s Bio:

Rashad comes from a strong background in the music publishing industry. He worked at Universal Music Publishing for nearly 5 years while licensing music for Film/TV. After his tenure at UMPG, Rashad founded Madden Flow Entertainment. 

Madden Flow Entertainment is an independent music licensing agency that represents music from a diverse range of talented creators. Rashad does creative music searches, music clearance, and music supervision. Rashad has secured partnerships with labels such as Slip N Slide Records, which control the Masters rights to Rick Ross' early catalogue of music. He also has partnerships in place with creative teams and music publishers in 5+ countries. He has pitched and licensed music that has landed in projects seen on Amazon Prime, Hulu (FX), ABC, CBS, Netflix, and more. He has Music Supervision credits that include Marvel's M-Power Documentary and Disney's Avatar 2: The Way of the Water Featurette.

Connect With Rashad

IG: @shadthesyncplacer

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rashad-richardson-8a176959/

Rashad’s Agency: 

https://www.maddenflowentertainment.com

On this episode we get into things I really wanted to know for myself.

We unravel the importance of simplicity in sync, exploring the main differences between sync agencies and music libraries. We talk about different uses composers can have with AI. We Delve into the controversial realm of using samples and why in some cases they should be avoided. This episode is jam packed with gems! so enjoy it.

xJ will's Bio

Meet Joshua Williams, a versatile and accomplished artist/composer hailing from the Midwest. Josh honed his craft through touring internationally with various indie bands and artists.

Contact Josh

IG: xJ_will

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@xj_will

https://stan.store/xJ-Will

Michael Maas's Course (last week with %30 off)

cupon code SYNCGEMS30

https://michaelmaas.krtra.com/t/WSjF90n5QLYf

In this episode we explore a wide range of topics including understanding the perfect placement for your music, the growing demand for vocals by publishers, effective strategies for navigating the sync music business, the importance of clear communication with publishers, lesser-known insights that can elevate your sync music game, and the vital art of balancing creativity with the business side of the industry. 

Michael Maas has been on episode 18 and told his story there, but in short- he is an industry vet, an award winning composer, has had huge placements along his career (Star wars, Jurassic park, Dune Call of duty and more) , has a publishing company of his own and a huge wealth of knowledge in the space. Episode 18 dives in to his story and background,

Michael Maas’s Course

Link for a 30% discount ( with cupon code SYNCGEMS30 ):

https://michaelmaas.krtra.com/t/WSjF90n5QLYf

Connect with Michael:

https://linktr.ee/michaelmaas

On this episode we delve into the intriguing realm of collaboration, exploring the hows and whys, the importance of actively meeting people face to face, and the delicate balance between quantity and quality in sync. We'll also uncover the secrets behind writing for indie films, discussing the intricacies of payment, how to break into scoring for indie projects, and the age-old debate of working for free. Don't miss this enriching episode filled with valuable insights from a true master of his craft! 

Based in the heart of the entertainment industry, Los Angeles, Andrew is a multifaceted musician, songwriter, arranger, and producer who’s had his music placed in shows like American Greed, RuPaul's Drag Race, Forensic Files II, Love & Hip Hop Miami, Very Scary People, and Celebrity True Crime Story.

Connect With Andrew:

https://andrewlipow.com

This time we sit down with the talented Marcus Manderson, an emerging force in the sync world who recently celebrated his first collaboration with Disney. With an unwavering determination to achieve greatness, Marcus shares his invaluable insights into the art of networking, revealing the transformative power of reaching out and cultivating connections with the best in the business. Get ready to be motivated, empowered, and inspired by Marcus Manderson's incredible story.

Connect with Marcus:

https://withkoji.com/@dafingaz?fbclid=IwAR1xB8ik69N-oDysbgX3lOWr_Lzn3HPGvUM68inr507OlYr54q0tU9ypR1c

On this episode Shalev shares his remarkable experience of landing a coveted position in Hans Zimmer's studio after just three months in Los Angeles, recording renowned artists like Nick Jonas, Busta Rhymes, Zara Larsson, and 2chains. He also assisted some of the top mixing engineers and he breaks down how he did it. He also opens up about working as an editor for Disney, the challenges of working long hours without pay, and the invaluable lessons he learned about the importance of persistence, intentionality, and surrounding oneself with people who truly value your talents. Tune in to discover how Shalev's unwavering pursuit of his dreams led him to extraordinary opportunities and shaped his belief that there's no one way to achieve success in the industry.

Books Discussed:

Amanda Palmer- The Art Of Asking

Contact Shalev:

IG @shalevalonmixing

Linkedin  https://www.linkedin.com/in/shalev-alon-b50805111/

On this episode we are going to explore the subject of health, why are a lot of composers not healthy and what can we do to combat these health deficiencies?

Are you waking up tired? are you feeling groggy and tired? do you have bad eating habits? maybe binging?

Well you may get a few answers to these questions here on this podcast. It’s really a short one but if you guys get value from it please let me know and I may make more of these in the future

Enjoy the episode :)

On This episode we talk about Dee Kei's journey From working 16 hour days, to achieving his dreams after one year in LA to discovering he was actually miserable- Dee Kei explains his lessons learned and philosophy around setting clear boundaries to actually achieve happiness. 

He also sheds light on why most people don't have what it takes to create success for themselves and why sacrificing success for happiness is sometimes necessary. Definitely one of my favorite episodes

Movies Mentioned:

The Green Knight (movie)

The Last Samurai

Dee Kei’s YouTube

https://www.youtube.com/@DeeKeiMixes

IG: @DeeKeiMixes

@mixingmusicpodcast

This podcast was recorded because of my 32nd bday and the understanding that came to me as I turn a new page in my life, and embark on new adventures.

This is more about my downloads and understanding from the roller coster ride life has been taking me on in this past decade or so

I hope this will be of value to you :)

Let me know what you think