Justin Gray is a Canadian-born, Los Angeles–based songwriter, producer, and composer. With a career spanning over two decades, his expansive credits and accolades place him among an elite group of creators in the global music and entertainment landscape.

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Having accumulated over 10 billion global streams across his artist collaborations and talent development projects, Gray has crafted hits for world-renowned stars, including Mariah Carey, John Legend, Avril Lavigne, Joss Stone, and Glen Campbell. His work has spawned dozens of global #1 hits, Top 10 Shazamed tracks, and viral sensations with international powerhouses such as New Zealand’s Six60, K-pop superstars NCT 127 and SuperM, as well as Chinese icons Chris Lee and Roy Wang.

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Beyond his frontline pop success, Gray is widely recognized as a premier developer of talent and one of the most sought-after composers and producers for film and television.

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His extensive reach in sync licensing includes hundreds of placements across major films, TV series, ad campaigns, and video games. His music and productions have been featured in trailers and in-picture scores for major projects such as Toy Story 4, The LEGO Ninjago Movie, Hocus Pocus 2, Grey’s Anatomy, Bull, and The L Word, serving major studios including Netflix, Paramount, Hulu, Starz, and Disney. His commercial work includes campaigns for brands like Target, AT&T, Nissan, and NordicTrack.

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In addition, he has been a featured lecturer at Berklee College of Music, and spoken on panels across the world as a creative and tech entrepreneur

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Bridging creative mastery with technological innovation, in 2024, Gray co-founded SonifyMUSIC.ai, a transformational platform leveraging ethical AI. SonifyMusic empowers independent creators, publishers, brands and music supervisors by matching their music with film, TV, and advertising licensing opportunities, by leveraging bleeding edge analytics ranging from technical feedback all the down to creative song analysis. Imagine your own A&R executive in your mobile device.