Liz Lawson

First lady of the Black Ink Crew franchise and founder of Vinyl Rules Music Supervision speaks on synching Macklemore ahead of his widespread success, what to expect sonically from Eat, Brains, Love, and the nuanced art of pitching your music for success.

Music SupervisorsRuby Gartenberg, Paul GoldowitzFebruary 15, 2018Paul Goldowitz, Liz Lawson, Black Ink Crew, Guild of Music Supervisors, Black Ink Crew Chicago, Gary Calamar, Carrie Hughes, Vinyl Rules, Vinyl Rules Music Supervision, Eat Brains Love, Orange Twin Records, Neutral Milk Hotel, Six Feet Under, Thomas Golubić, KCRW, Alyson Vidoli, True Blood, Dexter, House, ASCAP, BMI, MTV, Macklemore, Rhino, Ellenberg, Viacom, Get A Job, Miles Teller, Anna Kendrick, Dylan Kidd, Lionsgate, CBS Films, CBS, Jonathan Sadoff, Idle Hands, Dumbfoundead, Spotify, Hype Machine, CD Baby, Indie Shuffle, Extreme, Snoop Dogg, Xzibit, Audio Network, Chris Paul, ESPN, NBA, West One Music Group, VH1, Disco, Box, The Beach Boys, Landline, Jenny Slate, Amazon, The Television Academy, EMMY, EMMYs, Music Supervisor, Music Licensing, Music Supervision, Guild of Music Supervisors Awards, Music Supervisors, The Guild of Music Supervisors

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