Jocelyn Michelle Brown works at the intersection of music supervision, licensing, and cultural strategy. She is a music supervisor, strategist, producer, rights administrator and creative consultant serving artists, labels, visual media entities, agencies, brands and cultural institutions.

She learned craft and speed during her time working in advertising agencies, carrying substantive workloads for more than fifty agency brand clients on two-and three-business day turnarounds. Those years included serving as a music supervisor and producer for the global agencies DDB Chicago and Leo Burnett.

Through Reality Club, her Los Angeles-based creative consultancy, she has delivered creative music strategy, supervision and clearance on behalf of brands and institutions including Nike, Telfar, Volkswagen, PBS, Ally Bank, Old Navy and the Whitney Museum of American Art. For the Whitney, she served as music supervisor and clearance agent for Edges of Ailey, the largest public-facing exhibition the museum has undertaken. She now serves as project manager for Tangible: Blacktronika Artifacts and Archives, curated by King Britt and opening Fall 2027 at the African American Museum in Philadelphia. Reality Club works with filmmakers, brands, agencies and cultural institutions to integrate music and storytelling with intention, prioritizing historical accuracy, cultural relevance and critical context.

As Founder and Chief Creative Officer of Reality Club LLC, she provides end-to-end music services, including licensing negotiation, music clearance, historical research and creative music strategy. Reality Club's service offerings for brands and agencies deliver at campaign speed: Creative music strategy and licensing guidance that keeps big ideas clearable and adds value on behalf of clients. Reality Club also offers creative strategy for independent artists and the labels that work with them, helping them to execute their vision and make sound decisions, strategizing both short and long-term planning that keeps artists paid and protected.

She has served as a juror for the Clio Music Awards, the Cannes Lions Entertainment Lions for Music and the AICP Awards; she is also a current member of the Recording Academy. She has worked in creative and administrative roles with influential independent record labels and music publishers, including Chocolate Industries, Hefty Records, International Anthem and Warp Publishing.

She also currently serves as Director of Licensing, Sync and A&R at International Anthem Publishing, home to one of independent music's most future-forward catalogs. Through International Anthem Publishing, she has secured placements with The New York Times, Expedia and Apple on behalf of a roster that includes Jeff Parker, Makaya McCraven, Jeremiah Chiu, Anna Butterss, Ben LaMar Gay, Josh Johnson and the bands SML and 79.5.

Jocelyn thrives within these intersections and is at her best working to serve creativity, curiosity, feeling and the planning around strong ideas. The work that she does through Reality Club builds from a simple conviction: Let curiosity lead.