John Loeffler

John Loeffler is an American music industry executive who serves as the Executive Vice President (EVP) of Artist Relations and New Business at BMG - The New Music Company. Here are some key points about his career and roles:

• Background: Born on June 3, 1951, Loeffler has been active in the music industry for over 40 years, with a diverse career spanning television, advertising, and music production.34
• Education: He attended Williams College, graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and minors in Social Psychology and Studio Art, cum laude.23
• Career Highlights:
  • Rave Music: Founded in the mid-1980s, Rave Music is a music production company that has produced music for commercials, television, film, and other media. Notably, Rave Music created the theme music and scores for the popular animated television series "Pokémon".34
  • FieldHouse Music: In 2011, Loeffler launched FieldHouse Music in association with BMG Music Rights and Universal Distribution. This venture aims to discover and market new talent through licensing in film, TV, and commercials.34
  • BMG: Loeffler joined BMG in 2009 as a consultant and later became the EVP of New York Repertoire and Marketing in January 2019. He has been instrumental in forging relationships with iconic artists such as Roger Waters, Kenny Loggins, Bad Company, John Fogerty, and Earth Wind & Fire. He also represents the label's interests in developing joint ventures with music and media companies beyond traditional music platforms.125
  • Current Role: As EVP-Artist Relations / New Business at BMG, Loeffler continues to represent the label's interests with prominent artists and develop new business opportunities.26

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