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Berklee Online Announces the Winner of Music Supervision Song Sync Contest

More than 200 contestants paired music with the same snowy scene, yet no two interpretations sounded alike. Meet the winner, watch the winning submission, and see what surprised the judges along the way—including the songs that kept appearing again and again.

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Jonathan Wyner on Mastering David Bowie, Nirvana, and Music Education in the Age of AI

Jonathan Wyner has mastered recordings by Nirvana, and remastered classics by David Bowie and Frank Zappa. In this Q&A, he reflects on decades of technological change, unforgettable artists, and the curiosity that continues to drive his work as a mastering engineer and Berklee Online instructor.

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From Vinyl Roots to Electronic Music Production: Luana Bittencourt’s Berklee Online Journey

Luana Bittencourt is the founder of Music Room Academy and the recipient of a Berklee Online scholarship through Women in Vinyl and Marshall. She has been working to combine her passion for vinyl with modern music production to help the next generation of creators build both technical skills and creative confidence.

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Register for the Next Berklee Online Live Q&A

Have a question? Register for the next Berklee Online live Q&A, and meet the folks who advise, teach, and lead at the world’s largest online music college.

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Chadney Christle on Touring with Jennifer Hudson, Paying it Forward, and Studying Film Scoring with Berklee Online

Jennifer Hudson’s keyboardist Chadney Christle reflects on the unexpected acts of kindness that launched her touring career, the mentors who shaped her path, and how Berklee Online is helping her build a future as a film composer while continuing to perform on some of the world’s biggest stages.

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Berklee Online Music Production Master’s Alumni Win 2026 Production Awards

By Ale Gil

Eight Berklee Online Music Production master’s alumni earned top honors in the 2026 production awards presented by iZotope, Sweetwater Sound, and Slate Digital. See the award-winning projects—and meet the producers behind them.

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How to Pick the Perfect Song: Music Supervision Tips from Hunter George

Could your song choice make a scene unforgettable? Enter Berklee Online’s Music Supervision Contest for a chance to win a free course, then learn how music supervisor Hunter George approaches everything in music supervision from Beatles clearances to finding the perfect sync.

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Tuba Visionary Bill Muter on Music Diplomacy, Playing with Jon Batiste, and Studying with Berklee Online

From music diplomacy in Kosovo to performing with Jon Batiste at the Montreux Jazz Festival, Bill Muter has built a career on connection. The Berklee Online student reflects on lifelong learning, authentic networking, and the lessons he’s learned on and off the stage.

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Matt Rollings on Willie Nelson, ‘Despacito,’ and Four Decades as an In-Demand Session Musician

From backing an unknown Lyle Lovett in Luxembourg to producing Grammy-winning records with Willie Nelson, and playing on “Despacito,” Matt Rollings has seen it all. In this extensive Q&A, the veteran session musician, producer, and author of Piano and Keyboard Techniques for Session Musicians reflects on four decades in the studio, unexpected career turns, and why reading the room matters.

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Berklee Online Announces New Music Supervision Graduate Degree

Explore Berklee Online’s Music Supervision graduate program. Learn how to integrate music into movies, TV shows, and video games. Apply now, and take part in a free workshop and contest.