Atlanta’s own Level 77 Music, an independent music catalog provider for film, television, sports, and advertising has been nominated four times in the UK-based Production Music Awards. 

Level 77 has exemplified top-tier composition abilities as well as elite production quality, leading to their nomination in the following categories: Best Acoustic Pop/Rock, Best Wildcard, Best Jazz, and Best Dance. 

“These four nominations are for songs from three distinct albums,” explained Jason Rudd, Level 77’s executive producer of catalogs. “Two of the albums, Indie Pop Seasons 2 and Blue Tone Jazz were my concepts, and the third album, Bass House, which received two nominations, was an electronica concept by our founder and CEO, Patrick Avard, who is brilliant with all forms of electronic and dance production.”

While Level 77 is still new to the game, having opened its doors in 2021, they have a strong pool of creative talent. Avard is the most sought-after producer of customized cheerleading music, and his music was featured in Netflix’s hit CHEER, and Rudd spent years mixing songs for Hollywood’s Universal Production Music. 

Both Rudd and Avard will travel to London for the award show taking place November 20, 2023, and the pair are, “honored and humbled for this acknowledgement by our industry peers, and wish to profusely thank the Production Music Awards for these nominations,” said Avard.

The rest of the Level 77 team includes Coordinator and Music Director Josh Nathan, Score Composer Mark Kueffner, Creative Director Amore Jones, and CTO Anthony Arasi. 

Level 77 has multiple new projects currently underway, and audiences will soon hear their music production featured in MTV’s Lights Out and The Blind.