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It all just happens so gradually, and then you end up as the favorite music vendor of top producers … or at least, that's how it felt to me. The honest answer is there was never really one breakthrough moment, but rather a lot of work dotted, perhaps, with mini-breakthroughs along the way.
I learned much about digital asset management from being involved in the department, as music distribution began its transition from physical to digital formats. The title was more glamorous than the position, which was basically typing in every track title in EMI's North American catalog from the back of CD cases into a database. My first job in the industry was data manager at EMI-Capitol. frequently, which has not been happening in 2020. I was Born in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, went to college in Nashville, spent 12 years in Los Angeles, eight years in New York, and am now in Pipersville, Pennsylvania, with the idea that I'd be continuing travel to New York and L.A. Where you were born, and where you live now. We spoke with Jonathan for our Backstory series, where we chat with folks in the entertainment industry about their creative inspirations and more. Since launching the company in 2011, Jonathan has tapped a passion for music and meticulous approach to data in developing an editor's dream catalog-tracks that are on trend and designed to evolve, build, emote and cut, all wrapped in a seamless, high-quality licensing experience.ĪLIBI's music and sound effects have been used for such notable projects as Marvel's Deadpool video game trailer, OMEGA's integrated spot promoting Universal Pictures' First Man, and a national commercial for Frank's RedHot, among others. Jonathan Parks is an executive producer and the founder of ALIBI Music, a leading provider of professional production music and sound effects for license in advertising, trailers, promos, programming, video games and other forms of multimedia content.
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