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Joshua Rabinowitz

Part-time Assistant Professor

Email
rabinowj@newschool.edu

Office Location
A - 66 West 12th Street

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Joshua Rabinowitz

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Josh Rabinowitz is an acknowledged global thought leader in that space where music, media, brands and content intersect. During his 20 + year career he has produced and or music supervised over 10K tracks for brands, cinema, recording labels and television. Rabinowitz been called a “New Music Mogul” by Fast Company, “The Voice” of the music-branding space in the news, and a "Branding Power Player" by Billboard where he was also a 'celebrity' columnist for "With the Brand." He’s been Adjunct Professor at The New School since 2008, and has been cited in The NY Times, Rolling Stone, Time, The New Yorker, NY Magazine, the WSJ, Vulture, Crain’s, Variety, AdAge, Forbes, etc. and has appeared on Bloomberg TV News and NPR (National Public Radio) Rabinowitz was chosen to be the inaugural President of the Cannes Lions (Festival of Creativity) Music Jury in 2016 , where he was called "a musical genius." He's presented Keynotes at Cannes Lions, Spot (Denmark), ADE (Amsterdam), SXSW, XpoNorth, (Inverness, Scotland), The Whext Festival (Sao Paulo), Music Matters (Singapore), Tokyo Music Market, El Dorado (Bogota, Colombia), Billboard Film and TV (Los Angeles) and The Sync Summit (New York City). He has been a successful bandleader and trombonist, weaned on the streets of the world's cultural capitol - Brooklyn, USA - before it was cool. He resigned his position as EVP/Director of Music at Grey Group in 2019 to start a Music and Sound Consultancy called the Brooklyn Music Experience.  


Current Courses


Future Courses

  • Music Curation in Media
    NMDM 5339 - Spring 2027

Past Courses

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