Welcome to episode nineteen of the Europe In Synch podcast.

This time we are talking with one of the most passionate and prolific music supervisors working today, Heather Guibert, head of Francium Enterprises and Vice President of the Guild of Music Supervisors.

Her path into the business wasn’t linear. One soundtrack - one aural moment of clarity - deflected her attention from a future in aerospace engineering towards a world of music supervision and literally hundreds of film & TV credits.

In this conversation, we hear how she approaches a job that constantly balances emotions with logistics, stories with rights, instincts with budgets, but where, ultimately, music is the thing that shapes what we feel. 

Heather talks openly about the job’s two-sided nature. The creative spark matters, but so does the rights clearance slog. She explains why collaboration always beats selfishness, and how understanding your role in the bigger picture can end up giving you more influence and focus on serving the vision.

We touch on the different mindsets needed for a tight, catalogue-driven music documentary versus a sketch show that jumps across genres, and hear about the small habits that help her keep ideas flowing when deadlines are unforgiving. When a cue lands perfectly, it feels like magic but when it doesn’t, she knows how to break a scene apart, find the piece that’s missing, and build it all back together again.

There's also mentoring, inclusion, and the Guild of Music Supervisors’ mission to advocate for fair credit and compensation across film, TV, advertising, games, and trailers. Misunderstandings about the role still lead to undervaluation, and Heather shares how the guild is working to shift that. 

On technology, she is pragmatic: AI and analytics can be tools, but they can’t replace taste or emotional intelligence where, at the heart of the decision, is always the protection of the story.

We recorded this conversation at De Oosterpoort during Eurosonic Festival in Groningen on Friday 17th January 2025.

We hope you enjoy the episode and thank you for listening!

Find out more about our guest:

Heather Guibert Credits

If you have comments about this episode - or have questions, ideas, requests, recommendations, or general feedback, feel free to contact us at [email protected].

Europe In Synch is created, managed, promoted, and driven by several European organizations and companies and is a truly cross-border collaboration.
The goals are to bring together professionals from the music sector with decision-makers from film & advertising to provide a real-life, hands-on, learning experience, and to promote European music in the complex field of synchronization, through communication, knowledge-building and networking via focused mentoring and peer training sessions.

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Intro/Outro music is an instrumental edit of "Gimme" by Daffodils.
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Welcome to episode eighteen of the Europe In Synch podcast.

This time we are talking with a bona fide legend of the music publishing world, Pelle Lidell.

From a jazz‑kid turned punk drummer to a trusted A&R and publishing exec, Stockholm born & bred, Pelle tells a story driven by instinct, service, and an unshakeable belief that the song is king. From early signings - like Millencolin, whose skate‑punk energy became a sync magnet - to a gutsy bet on seasoned pop writer Paul Rein that delivered Christina Aguilera’s “Come On Over Baby” to No.1, we follow Pelle's view that the power of songwriting transcends trends.

The journey widens as Pelle co‑founds Merlin, builds a wildly successful catalogue from scratch, then spends 11 years at Universal Publishing delivering lightning‑fast placements, including back‑to‑back American Idol winners. Then comes a significant turn: a call from SM Entertainment and a crash course in K‑pop economics at a time before most of the West were paying attention to the sky-high potential of the genre. He breaks down differences in writing with K-Pop in mind—song over status, being choreography‑aware, melody that survives translation—and how launching Ekko Music Rights with SM brought teams like Cassiopeia and Moonshine into place to help fuel the global K‑pop wave.

We find out what great sync managers do, about maximising briefs, and the importance of songwriting camps to generate successful placements. Pelle is candid about the hardest part of today’s business—the collapse of mechanicals, streaming’s thin payouts for writers, and the sometimes messy politics of writing splits and credit claims. His personal outlook is simple: fairness in the room, generosity when it’s earned, and a relentless standard for quality so every pitch keeps doors open. 

Through it all, Pelle's love of the songwriting craft is obvious and infectious and his passion for the art of A&R remains as strong as the day he started.

We recorded this conversation at the Scandic Malmen hotel in Stockholm on Tuesday 6th August 2024.

We hope you enjoy the episode and thank you for listening!

Find out more about our guest:

Instagram: Pelle Lidell

If you have comments about this episode - or have questions, ideas, requests, recommendations, or general feedback, feel free to contact us at [email protected].

Europe In Synch is created, managed, promoted, and driven by several European organizations and companies and is a truly cross-border collaboration.
The goals are to bring together professionals from the music sector with decision-makers from film & advertising to provide a real-life, hands-on, learning experience, and to promote European music in the complex field of synchronization, through communication, knowledge-building and networking via focused mentoring and peer training sessions.

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Intro/Outro music is an instrumental edit of "Gimme" by Daffodils.
They're on Soundcloud.

Europe In Synch is co-funded by the European Commission.

This podcast is a SuperSwell production.

Welcome to episode seventeen of the Europe In Synch podcast.

This time we are talking with Everton Lewis Jr., founder of Wracket Music, based in Toronto, Canada.

Everton gives us his expert view of one of the entertainment industry's most misunderstood professions, the world of Music Supervision. From his own unexpected beginnings when a filmmaker wanted to use his hip-hop track "Sheepshit" in an independent film, to founding his award-winning company Wracket Music, Everton's journey shows some of the surprising ways through this specialized field.

Mentored by the legendary David Hayman, Everton reflects on how his time at Vice Canada reshaped his understanding of music supervision and established him as a sought-after collaborator. He developed a deep appreciation not only for the creative thrill of matching music to visuals, but also for the complex administrative side of rights clearance—an area many newcomers underestimate. For Everton, the profession’s unique balance of creativity and paperwork became something to embrace fully as his success grew.

Our conversation also explores his work with global brands like Apple, where the technical precision required for commercial syncs pushed his skills to new heights. Beyond advertising, Everton has contributed to a wide range of projects—including a proposed J Dilla documentary with Questlove—that reflect both his versatility and his deep roots in hip-hop culture.

Throughout, Everton underscores his commitment to nurturing new talent, describing music supervisors as “the new A&Rs” of the industry. His dedication to mentorship—paying forward the support he once received from Hayman—reveals his belief that opening doors for others keeps the industry vibrant, diverse, and evolving.

We recorded this conversation at De Oosterpoort during Eurosonic Festival in Groningen on Friday 17th January 2025.

We hope you enjoy the episode and thank you for listening!

Find out more about our guest:

Homepage: Wracket Music

Instagram: Wracket Music

Instagram: Everton Lewis Jr

If you have comments about this episode - or have questions, ideas, requests, recommendations, or general feedback, feel free to contact us at [email protected].

Europe In Synch is created, managed, promoted, and driven by several European organizations and companies and is a truly cross-border collaboration.
The goals are to bring together professionals from the music sector with decision-makers from film & advertising to provide a real-life, hands-on, learning experience, and to promote European music in the complex field of synchronization, through communication, knowledge-building and networking via focused mentoring and peer training sessions.

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Intro/Outro music is an instrumental edit of "Gimme" by Daffodils.
They're on Soundcloud.

Europe In Synch is co-funded by the European Commission.

This podcast is a SuperSwell production.

Welcome to episode sixteen of the Europe In Synch podcast.

This time we are talking with Milena Fessmann, founder of Cinesong and Sugar Town Films, based in Berlin.

With over two decades collaborating with legendary director Wim Wenders, Milena shares revealing stories from the soundtrack creation for "Perfect Days" (2023), including successfully securing Rolling Stones tracks while facing an unexpected roadblock with Prince's estate. "Directors have a tendency to believe in miracles," she notes, explaining how she balances filmmaker dreams with industry realities.

Beyond music supervision, Milena's work as a documentary film producer (including "The Potential of Noise" about influential producer Connie Plank), radio DJ, and World Soundtrack Academy board member gives her an unparalleled perspective on the intersection of film and music. 

As streaming platforms transform production landscapes and AI-generated music emerges on the immediate horizon, Milena remains convinced that authentic artist connections will endure. Her career exemplifies how relationship-building, copyright expertise, and musical instinct combine to create memorable cinematic moments.

We recorded this conversation in the kitchen of the Cinesong/Sugartown office in Berlin on 26.08.2024.

We hope you enjoy the episode and thank you for listening!

Find out more about our guest:

Homepage: Cinesong

Homepage: Sugar Town Film Productions

Music Supervision: Perfect Days - official trailer

Film Documentary: The Potential Of Noise - official trailer

If you have comments about this episode - or have questions, ideas, requests, recommendations, or general feedback, feel free to contact us at [email protected].

Europe In Synch is created, managed, promoted, and driven by several European organizations and companies and is a truly cross-border collaboration.
The goals are to bring together professionals from the music sector with decision-makers from film & advertising to provide a real-life, hands-on, learning experience, and to promote European music in the complex field of synchronization, through communication, knowledge-building and networking via focused mentoring and peer training sessions.

Follow Europe In Synch:

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Intro/Outro music is an instrumental edit of "Gimme" by Daffodils.
They're on Soundcloud.

Europe In Synch is co-funded by the European Commission.

This podcast is a SuperSwell production.

Join us in Athens, Greece, where the Act in Synch Summit is fostering cross-industry collaborations and sparking discussions about climate change, sustainability, cultural impacts, and urban transformation. The summit's vibrant setting at the Impact Hub provides an ideal backdrop for exploring how music intersects and acts with advertising, urban development, tech, and global challenges. We highlight insights from influential speakers & delegates who emphasize the importance of community and collaboration in overcoming industry obstacles and forging a positive future in a post-pandemic, AI-driven world.

From her sailboat, currently moored in the Canary Islands, brand strategist Anne Jensen shares her radical lifestyle choice - prioritizing adventure over routine, travel over settling, and minimalism over consumerism. Her story sets the stage for a candid discussion among our panel of artists, musicians and activists about finding balance in an industry that demands so much.

Composer Elena Charbilla (Kid Moxie) reveals how she navigates a dual existence between the cutthroat LA music scene and the grounding reality of her Greek homeland. While, Gen Z filmmaker & activist, Tianna Amore brings a refreshing perspective that prioritizes authentic happiness above career advancement - a significant shift from previous generations. Misia Furtak of Keychange & Music Declares Emergency shares the revelation that simply being permitted to take breaks when feeling overwhelmed initially felt "shocking" and "controversial" - highlighting how deeply entrenched unhealthy work expectations have become. Meanwhile Vickie Amiralis shares the story of unknowingly manifesting her ideal life of living in the countryside and working from her studio with a dog named Rex - evidence that sometimes we're already living the dream but need a moment to recognize it.

The panel explores practical approaches to creative routines, self-care, and managing expectations in a field where the line between personal and professional life often blurs, questioning the relentless pursuit of career achievements as the only path to fulfillment.

Perhaps most powerfully, the conversation reveals that success might be found not in adding more to our lives, but in simplification and creating space. 

The discussion is once again guided by Leader of Act In Synch, Nis Bøgvad.

Europe In Synch is created, managed, promoted, and driven by several European organizations and companies and is a truly cross-border collaboration.
The goals are to bring together professionals from the music sector with decision-makers from film & advertising to provide a real-life, hands-on, learning experience, and to promote European music in the complex field of synchronization, through communication, knowledge-building and networking via focused mentoring and peer training sessions.

Follow Europe In Synch:

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• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/europeinsynch

Intro/Outro music is an instrumental edit of "Gimme" by Daffodils.
They're on Soundcloud.

Europe In Synch is co-funded by the European Commission.

This podcast is a SuperSwell production.

Join us in Athens, Greece, where the Act in Synch Summit is fostering cross-industry collaborations and sparking discussions about climate change, sustainability, cultural impacts, and urban transformation. The summit's vibrant setting at the Impact Hub provides an ideal backdrop for exploring how music intersects and acts with advertising, urban development, tech, and global challenges. We highlight insights from influential speakers & delegates who emphasize the importance of community and collaboration in overcoming industry obstacles and forging a positive future in a post-pandemic, AI-driven world.

The chaos of modern marketing has left brands disoriented and disconnected from their audiences, struggling to find authentic voices in a world overflowing with skepticism. 

This riveting panel discussion brings together brand strategy heavyweights Jenny Hagblom (former head of Brand at H&M), Iain Tait (Food, Arts and Technology), Claus Knuth (Bates Agency), and Benjamin Vogel (MD of Nayture) to dissect this existential crisis.

"Brands don't know who their audience is, they don't know where their audience is, they don't know how to connect with the audience," laments Tait, capturing the fundamental disconnect plaguing today's marketing landscape. 

The conversation dives deep into how sustainability functions not merely as corporate responsibility but as emotional DNA – reflecting a brand's soul rather than just its actions.

The discussion takes delightful, unexpected turns, examining how "mirror neurons" – our ability to sense emotions in others – might be marketing's salvation in an AI-dominated world, and how Gen Z's relationship with brands gravitates toward chaotic, imperfect expressions that reflect their own inclusive experiences while rejecting polished corporate bullshit messaging.

The panelists also critique the increasingly transactional relationship between industries and how brands should strive to rediscover their humanity in a digital dominated world.

The discussion is guided by Leader of Act In Synch, Nis Bøgvad.

Europe In Synch is created, managed, promoted, and driven by several European organizations and companies and is a truly cross-border collaboration.
The goals are to bring together professionals from the music sector with decision-makers from film & advertising to provide a real-life, hands-on, learning experience, and to promote European music in the complex field of synchronization, through communication, knowledge-building and networking via focused mentoring and peer training sessions.

Follow Europe In Synch:

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• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/europeinsynch

Intro/Outro music is an instrumental edit of "Gimme" by Daffodils.
They're on Soundcloud.

Europe In Synch is co-funded by the European Commission.

This podcast is a SuperSwell production.

Join us in Athens, Greece, where the Act in Synch Summit is fostering cross-industry collaborations and sparking discussions about climate change, sustainability, cultural impacts, and urban transformation. The summit's vibrant setting at the Impact Hub provides an ideal backdrop for exploring how music intersects and acts with advertising, urban development, tech, and global challenges. We highlight insights from influential speakers & delegates who emphasize the importance of community and collaboration in overcoming industry obstacles and forging a positive future in a post-pandemic, AI-driven world.

The explosive growth of AI is reshaping copyright as we know it and this fascinating panel discussion brings together three industry heavyweights to untangle the complex web of music rights in the age of artificial intelligence.

Hans-Peter Roth of Muserk, whose company manages a staggering 15 million copyrights, offers a pragmatic perspective from the frontlines of rights administration. Alkistis Tsiklou of Musou Music Group brings deep expertise from a career spanning major labels to copyright management, while Martin Nedved of AIMS API contributes legal insights as an AI music search pioneer.

The conversation identifies a fundamental challenge: while the EU tries to move with unprecedented speed to regulate AI through its landmark AI Act, technology continues to outpace legislation. As Hans-Peter puts it, "This is an unfair arms race" where creators are struggling to keep up with rapid technological change.

What makes generative AI particularly threatening isn't just its use of copyrighted works, but how it creates new content that directly competes with human creators in the marketplace. The panel explores thorny questions about fair compensation models; how to track which works influenced a specific AI output; and ethical boundaries when it comes to artists consenting to have their work recreated. 

The experts also raise alarm about collection societies being overwhelmed by millions of AI-generated works flooding registration systems although, despite all these scary challenges, there is cautious optimism that AI could eventually become a "force for good" if properly regulated and licensed.

The discussion is expertly moderated by Europe In Synch's, Hannes Tschürtz.

Europe In Synch is created, managed, promoted, and driven by several European organizations and companies and is a truly cross-border collaboration.
The goals are to bring together professionals from the music sector with decision-makers from film & advertising to provide a real-life, hands-on, learning experience, and to promote European music in the complex field of synchronization, through communication, knowledge-building and networking via focused mentoring and peer training sessions.

Follow Europe In Synch:

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• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/europeinsynch

Intro/Outro music is an instrumental edit of "Gimme" by Daffodils.
They're on Soundcloud.

Europe In Synch is co-funded by the European Commission.

This podcast is a SuperSwell production.

Join us in Athens, Greece, where the Act in Synch Summit is fostering cross-industry collaborations and sparking discussions about climate change, sustainability, cultural impacts, and urban transformation. The summit's vibrant setting at the Impact Hub provides an ideal backdrop for exploring how music intersects and acts with advertising, urban development, tech, and global challenges. We highlight insights from influential speakers & delegates who emphasize the importance of community and collaboration in overcoming industry obstacles and forging a positive future in a post-pandemic, AI-driven world.

Technology has reshaped how musicians create and share music, offering greater freedom while presenting new challenges for artists navigating the digital landscape.

Kid Moxie (Elena Charbila) describes her music as "neon noir" and explains why she prefers working solo over being in bands. Daryl Bamonte (Archangelo Music) shares insights from his 25-year career working with Depeche Mode and The Cure, and looks at the music industry's evolution over the years since he started.
Both guests discuss how they discover new music in the streaming era, with Daryl missing human curation and Kid Moxie finding inspiration in film soundtracks.
We hear how creating music with minimal equipment can increase productivity by reducing "noodling" and decision fatigue and how technology has enabled significant international collaboration, helping bands like Hence create music despite members living in different countries from each other.
Kid Moxie shares the sweet story of her unexpected collaboration with Depeche Mode after they discovered her cover of Radiohead's "Creep" and invited her to be part of their recording process.
Daryl also talks about how music licensing for sync opportunities has become more acceptable as advertising has evolved and traditional revenue streams have diminished.
The panel summarises that technology has helped marginalized voices bypass traditional industry gatekeepers and that focus on building genuine connections and putting yourself in circumstances where opportunities can find you, rather than trying to follow a specific formula for success, should be the goal for everyone.

The discussion is expertly moderated by musician and journalist, Alex Maiolo.

Europe In Synch is created, managed, promoted, and driven by several European organizations and companies and is a truly cross-border collaboration.
The goals are to bring together professionals from the music sector with decision-makers from film & advertising to provide a real-life, hands-on, learning experience, and to promote European music in the complex field of synchronization, through communication, knowledge-building and networking via focused mentoring and peer training sessions.

Follow Europe In Synch:

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Intro/Outro music is an instrumental edit of "Gimme" by Daffodils.
They're on Soundcloud.

Europe In Synch is co-funded by the European Commission.

This podcast is a SuperSwell production.

Welcome to episode twelve of the Europe In Synch podcast.

We are talking with Grégoire Bucaille, Artistic Director of Music Supervision at Prodigious, the Paris-based, in-house production agency of the Publicis Group.

Grégoire shares insights into his work uncovering compelling music for ad campaigns with luxury brands like Hermès, Cartier, and Armani.
We hear about his creative process, from brainstorming with his artistic partner, Maxime Rouge, to utilizing the latest AI tools to discover interesting new music.

He talks about differences between film and advertising, and how brands are embracing artists as ambassadors, as they try to authentically position themselves as cultural communicators rather than just sellers of product.

We find out that Grégoire is a cultural architect in his own right, organizing parties and events in and around Paris, influenced by experiences visiting some of the world's coolest clubs.

What comes across is Grégoire's passion and belief that "there is nothing more beautiful than a sync",  that the musical matchmaking moments he helps create, represent the absolute pinnacle of his craft.

We recorded this conversation during Reeperbahn Festival, Hamburg on 19.09.2024.

Thanks for listening!

More about our guest:

Grégoire on Instagram

Grégoire on Spotify

Prodigious Paris homepage

Prodigious Paris on Instagram

Notable Campaigns:

Armani (Publicis Luxe) – Stronger With U. 2025. / Music : Underworld – Born Slippy (Nuxx)

Hermes  (Publicis & Nous) - Terre d’Hermes. 2025 / Music : original music by Ben Lukas Boysen & Anne Muller

Coach (Publicis Marcel) – Sneakers. 2025 / Music : Leikili47 – Jay Walk

If you have feedback about this episode feel free to contact us at [email protected].

Europe In Synch is created, managed, promoted, and driven by several European organizations and companies and is a truly cross-border collaboration.
The goals are to bring together professionals from the music sector with decision-makers from film & advertising to provide a real-life, hands-on, learning experience, and to promote European music in the complex field of synchronization, through communication, knowledge-building and networking via focused mentoring and peer training sessions.

Follow Europe In Synch:

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Intro/Outro music is an instrumental edit of "Gimme" by Daffodils.
They're on Soundcloud.

Europe In Synch is co-funded by the European Commission.

This podcast is a SuperSwell production.

Join us in Athens, Greece, where the Act in Synch Summit is fostering cross-industry collaborations and sparking discussions about climate change, sustainability, cultural impacts, and urban transformation. The summit's vibrant setting at the Impact Hub provides an ideal backdrop for exploring how music intersects and acts with advertising, urban development, tech, and global challenges. We highlight insights from influential speakers & delegates who emphasize the importance of community and collaboration in overcoming industry obstacles and forging a positive future in a post-pandemic, AI-driven world.

Artists finding their way through new technologies, freelancers navigating the complexities of the work-life balance, marketing gurus aiming to make brands more aware of the importance of human creativity upon human consumers, tech entrepreneurs pondering on how copyrights and AI might be managed from a legal perspective -  this episode sheds light on the importance of setting personal boundaries, redefining success, harnessing and utilising technologies to enhance human invention, and why community building is so essential for a healthy future. Through engaging discussions, we uncover how societal structures can evolve to support innovation and risk-taking, encouraging a healthier approach to personal and professional growth.

Act In Synch is a Europe In Synch initiative and brings together leaders from across industries to confront climate change. Its mission is to inspire action by addressing the relationship with the planet and the choices made.

https://www.actinsynch.com

Guests on this podcast:
Nis Bogvod (Act In Synch/Europe In Synch)
Renato Horvath (Act In Synch/Europe In Synch)
Hans-Peter Roth (Muserk)
Martin Nedved (AIMS API)
Elena Charbila (Kid Moxie)
Claus Knuth (Bates VMLY&R Agency)
Sophie Lamprou (Impact Hub)
Tianna Amore (Black4Nature)
Vickie Amiralis (In Place Of War/Earth Sonic)
Daryl Bamonte (Archangelo Music)
Alex Maiolo (Action Group)

This 2024 edition of the Act In Synch Summit took place at the Impact Hub in Athens, Greece on 30-31 October, 2024

Europe In Synch is created, managed, promoted, and driven by several European organizations and companies and is a truly cross-border collaboration.
The goals are to bring together professionals from the music sector with decision-makers from film & advertising to provide a real-life, hands-on, learning experience, and to promote European music in the complex field of synchronization, through communication, knowledge-building and networking via focused mentoring and peer training sessions.

Follow Europe In Synch:

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• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/europeinsynch

Intro/Outro music is an instrumental edit of "Gimme" by Daffodils.
They're on Soundcloud.

Europe In Synch is co-funded by the European Commission.

This podcast is a SuperSwell production.