A music & film nerd from the start, Andrew Kahn was fortunate to discover a trade that marries his dual passions at an early age. After years spent in dusty record stores, in college radio basements, and crafting meticulous mixtapes, Andrew landed a job as a music coordinator on the final season of “The Sopranos.” There, he helped set the tone for the show that would launch the modern wave of cinematic television. Andrew then transitioned to advertising as the in-house music supervisor at TBWA/Media Arts Lab, where he developed the soundtrack for Apple’s iconic campaigns from 2007-2011. As part of a two-man music team, he ushered in a new era of music in advertising, one that focuses on authenticity and curation, which we see in abundance today.

Andrew founded Good Ear Music Supervision in 2011, and it has grown to become a leader in the field, providing quality music for hundreds of campaigns for clients including Apple, Google, Nike, Target, Adidas, and award-winning work for Southern Comfort and Cadillac. Andrew keeps on his musical toes DJ'ing at bars and events, consulting for Human Rights Watch, and spends any leftover leisure time listening to those same dusty records in a hammock on a hill in Los Angeles.