This podcast features truly compelling conversation with the multi-platinum, Grammy award winning producer, songwriter, music executive and artist Rob Fusari.
For those of you that may know know who Rob is, and what he’s done in music… shame on you.
Not only did he discover, collaborate with and develop Lady GaGa (including co-writes on “Again Again,” Beautiful, Dirty, Rich,” “Brown Eyes,” “Disco Heaven,” “Paparazzi” and “Vanity,” in his own right, he’s one of the most significant people in today’s music industry, and has composed and/or produced countless Billboard hits, including:
“No No No” – Destiny’s Child
“Bootylicious” – Destiny’s Child
“Love That Man” – Whitney Houston
“In This Skin” – Jessica Simpson
“Train on the Track” – Kelly Rowland
“Wild Wild West” – Will Smith
“Shadow” – SM Town
In his discussion with Sync Exchange Podcast host Mark Frieser, Fusari discusses how he began his musical journey as an eight year-old child prodigy playing Carnegie Hall to writing some of pop’s biggest hits, developing his producer shops, his discovery of and work with Lady Gaga, his current projects (The World of Cary Nokey) and the importance of sync to an artist’s career and creative outlook.
Below are some main points of the conversation:
00:00:00 – The evolution of a child prodigy to a songwriter.00:05:30 – Connie Francis and Rob’s first collaborator, Irwin Levine00:08:00 – Coming into his own as a music producer.00:10:20 – Co-writing and producing pop’s hottest acts00:22:15 – 9/11 and a change in direction.00:25:10 – Meeting Stephanie Germanotta</