Music licensing is complicated. We made it simple.

Kevin holds a GRAMMY Award (2023) and a 2025 Emmy Award in music and sound, two of the rarest credentials in the industry, and he has both. He's also a Studio Engineer at 2200 Studios in Sausalito, the legendary facility formerly known as The Plant, where Rumours, Supernatural, and Metallica's Load were recorded. A graduate of SAE Ex'pression College, Kevin has been building custom instruments and production rigs since his teens. He brings that same inventive instinct to every project he touches: original scores, sync briefs, and master recordings alike.

Geoff is a GRAMMY-recognized producer, credited on the same 2023 award-winning project as Kevin. His productions have been placed on MTV and MSNBC, and over 15 years he's led student bands on annual European tours, shaping more working musicians than most producers will ever meet. In the studio, that same patience and precision shows up in every track he builds, and in the artists who come back to work with him again and again.

Chris, Kevin, and Geoff have been close friends since childhood, and Elevator Music is what happens when that kind of trust meets serious industry experience. Chris built the company's commercial infrastructure from the ground up: licensing strategy, client relationships, partnerships, and operations. His background spans mortgage technology, fintech, and revenue operations, giving him a fluency in both creative industries and enterprise deal structures that most music companies don't have. He's the reason the licensing process is as simple as it is.