P.J. Bloom
- Music Department
- Soundtrack
PJ Bloom is a music supervisor, music executive and producer whose work has earned Grammy and Emmy recognition, along with two Guild of Music Supervisors Awards from 11 nominations. Over a career spanning major label leadership, independent entrepreneurship, and music supervision at the highest level, he has shaped the sound of modern television, film, and media.
With more than 50 million soundtrack singles sold, 15 million albums, and billions of streams, PJ's work has defined the music landscape of contemporary film and television. As Music Supervisor for the groundbreaking Glee franchise, he helped the series set the record for most Billboard Hot 100 chart entries by a single act in history, cementing its cultural and commercial legacy.
Across 1,000-plus television episodes, 50+ films, global sports programming, gaming platforms, ad campaigns, Broadway cast recordings, and experiential projects, PJ has collaborated with many of the world's most acclaimed creators and storytellers, bringing creative vision and operational expertise to some of the most recognizable titles in popular culture.
A pioneer in elevating the music supervision profession, PJ is a Founding Member of the Guild of Music Supervisors and played a key role in securing official recognition and awards status from both the Television Academy (Emmys) and the Recording Academy (Grammys) - a milestone that reshaped the industry and expanded opportunities for future generations of music professionals.
During his executive tenure at Warner Records, PJ oversaw the label's creative, licensing, and soundtrack division, steering music strategy across film, television, sports, gaming, and branded content. Under his direction, his team delivered record-breaking sync and licensing revenue and earned Warner its first "Best Compilation Soundtrack for Visual Media" Grammy in over a decade for The United States vs. Billie Holiday.
As Founder of Black Magnetic Records & Publishing, PJ developed a roster that produced multiple global hits, including three Billboard Top 10 singles and two #1s - A Great Big World & Christina Aguilera's Grammy-winning "Say Something" (2B+ streams) and Far East Movement's "Like A G6," which held #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 for three non-consecutive weeks (750M+ streams) - driving 3B+ streams, 1B+ YouTube views, and 12M digital downloads across the catalog.
PJ is an active voting member of the Recording Academy (Grammys), the Television Academy (Emmys), and the Guild of Music Supervisors. He is currently Founder of Rogue Music Group, a full-service music division serving film, television, media productions, and sports leagues.
With more than 50 million soundtrack singles sold, 15 million albums, and billions of streams, PJ's work has defined the music landscape of contemporary film and television. As Music Supervisor for the groundbreaking Glee franchise, he helped the series set the record for most Billboard Hot 100 chart entries by a single act in history, cementing its cultural and commercial legacy.
Across 1,000-plus television episodes, 50+ films, global sports programming, gaming platforms, ad campaigns, Broadway cast recordings, and experiential projects, PJ has collaborated with many of the world's most acclaimed creators and storytellers, bringing creative vision and operational expertise to some of the most recognizable titles in popular culture.
A pioneer in elevating the music supervision profession, PJ is a Founding Member of the Guild of Music Supervisors and played a key role in securing official recognition and awards status from both the Television Academy (Emmys) and the Recording Academy (Grammys) - a milestone that reshaped the industry and expanded opportunities for future generations of music professionals.
During his executive tenure at Warner Records, PJ oversaw the label's creative, licensing, and soundtrack division, steering music strategy across film, television, sports, gaming, and branded content. Under his direction, his team delivered record-breaking sync and licensing revenue and earned Warner its first "Best Compilation Soundtrack for Visual Media" Grammy in over a decade for The United States vs. Billie Holiday.
As Founder of Black Magnetic Records & Publishing, PJ developed a roster that produced multiple global hits, including three Billboard Top 10 singles and two #1s - A Great Big World & Christina Aguilera's Grammy-winning "Say Something" (2B+ streams) and Far East Movement's "Like A G6," which held #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 for three non-consecutive weeks (750M+ streams) - driving 3B+ streams, 1B+ YouTube views, and 12M digital downloads across the catalog.
PJ is an active voting member of the Recording Academy (Grammys), the Television Academy (Emmys), and the Guild of Music Supervisors. He is currently Founder of Rogue Music Group, a full-service music division serving film, television, media productions, and sports leagues.
