Matt Vander Boegh
On any given hour of any given day, on any given continent, Vander Boegh’s music can be heard on television.
His vast catalog of close to 5,000 instrumental cues spans a diverse realm of genres from Hip Hop, to Dramedy, to Tension, to Ethereal Soundscapes, to Horror, and everything in between. His music has been placed over 25,000 times on major sports programming by the NFL, NBA, and NCAA; on massive reality TV shows like “Keeping Up With the Kardashians”, “Catfish”, and “The Real Housewives” series; on big-budget dramas like “Cobra Kai” and “All American”; on national commercials, major Hollywood movies, and even on the Olympics and Grammy Awards broadcasts. Not to mention short films, soap operas, podcasts, and political ads.
Simply put: his music is everywhere. And you’ve surely heard it.
Listen up.
Vander Boegh’s vast catalog of nearly 5,000 cues and songs is represented by dozens of high-quality exclusive and non-exclusive music libraries.
On top of producing an average of 400 cues per year, Vander Boegh also helms the production duties of 4 supergroups dedicated to sync licensing (Hillbilly Deluxxx, Brozilla, Pop Patrol, and The Axe Grinders).
Listen to some of that music here.
Watch this.
Vander Boegh’s rise from complete know-nothing with a dream, to highly successful and prolific composer for television has been extensively documented in interviews, magazine ads, conference speeches, and panel appearances. Watch some of those interviews here.
Magazine advertisement for TAXI A&R
Road Rally "Collaboration Nation" panel, Nov 2015
Mentoring aspiring music composers & producers at a lunch round-table
With Emmy-winning video producer, brother Lee Vander Boegh
Road Rally panel, Nov 2018
Vander Boegh's mentees, from his Idaho Music Workshop, in Los Angeles 2019
With collaborators Al Be, Eric Campbell, Terrell Burt, and Brit Fox
Road Rally panel, Nov 2019
Crosstown Throwdown, CrossFit competition, Summer 2018
Spartan Race, Summer 2019
With then 3-year-old daughter, Espen.
On stage speaking at a panel, Nov 2019
