Stephen Matthew White writes music for media and expression.

A prolific writer/producer of many styles, Chris Hodges has had his music placed on over 1300 US TV series since entering the production music world in 2011. 

Notable credits of licensed music include Saturday Night Live, The Voice, outro theme on Forged In Fire, Catfish, NFL on CBS, NFL on FOX, NASCAR, 2019 MLB World Series, Say Yes To The Dress, Ink Master, Fear Factor (MTV reboot), 2018 Pyeongchang Olympics, 2016 Rio Olympics, NCAA March Madness, Last Call With Carson Daly, Tosh.O, Fixer Upper, Pawn Stars, Sportscenter, Bar Rescue, Access Hollywood, Battle Of The Network Stars, Black Ink Crew, Love and Hip Hop, WWE Monday Night Raw, Southern Charm, American Pickers, Million Dollar Listing: Los Angeles, Intervention, Homicide Hunter Lt. Joe Kenda, Top Gear USA, WWE DVD trailers, numerous NBC, CBS and FOX promos and many others. 

Some of Chris’ national TV commercial placements include Macy’s, Overstock, Verizon, healthcare.gov, Salonpas, Copper Fit, Bathfitter, Coricidin, Qunol, Balance Of Nature, Sheex, Plated, Life Alert, Lightstream and Hims.

Chris is a 2007 Magna Cum Laude honor graduate from Berklee College of Music in Boston where he received the prestigious Harris Stanton Scholarship and Berklee Achievement Scholarship awards.

Jeremy Bell (born July 6, 1986) is a band and choral composer and dueling pianos entertainer based out of Chicago, Illinois. Heavily inspired by movie and video game soundtracks, his variety in style, fueled by his desire to study other types of music, brings a unique creative process to the concert band world that attempts to fuse these interests into fun and challenging works that excite the players as well as the listeners while simultaneously providing wonderful opportunities for teaching and growth.  Jeremy blends elements of pop, rock, jazz, and classical music, creating a distinct quality to his compositional voice and diversity in his works.

You can hear some of my current work on Fox, Discovery Channel, History Channel, Animal Planet and A&E; amongst many others.

I'm originally from the great city of New Orleans, but I now live in Los Angeles, CA. When I was a youngster, I discovered music after finding an old guitar in my friend's garage closet. I never looked back. While in high school, and after years of playing as a jazz bassist throughout New Orleans, I discovered making music for film and video games when a music teacher of mine talked about playing sessions for composers in Hollywood. 

I had no money for college, and I had dreamed of going to Berklee College of Music ever since I got serious about music. So, in 1999, I joined the United State Marine Corps. After my four years, I finally got to Berklee in Boston. After I started my studies, I quickly discovered the freedom in making music with computers; using sequencers, virtual instruments and plugins. 

After graduation, I made my move to the West Coast to pursue my career as a professional composer and sound designer.



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