Justin Goldner is an American music producer, songwriter, arranger and session musician based in New York City, originally from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.[1]
His performances have been featured on Grammy, Latin Grammy and Tony award-winning projects (Dear Evan Hansen),[2][3][4] as well as the Golden Globe winning film The Greatest Showman and television shows including Hazbin Hotel.[5] He is a frequent contributor to projects by composers Pasek and Paul and Jason Robert Brown, including the latter’s Broadway musical The Bridges of Madison County.[6][4]
Goldner has been recognized for his mandolin performances with Sting at Carnegie Hall and live on NBC’s Christmas at Rockefeller Center,[7] as well as his live performance with Ben Platt on the 60th Annual Grammy Awards telecast from Madison Square Garden.[8][9] He also appears in Platt's Live from Radio City Music Hall concert special on Netflix.[10]
As a music producer and songwriter, Goldner is known for drawing upon both acoustic and electronic textures.[11] Since 2009, his work as producer and bandleader of Grace McLean & Them Apples has yielded three albums, combining McLean’s vocal looping techniques with organic instruments, celebrated as "sophisticated" and "brilliant" by Rolling Stone, and "deliver[ing] an auditory experience unlike any other".[12][13] Consecutive performances at Lincoln Center’s American Songbook Series in 2015 and 2016 garnered recognition in the New York Times, in which Stephen Holden wrote: “In the tradition of Bobby McFerrin, [Grace McLean] is also a sonic wizard who multiplies her voice in electronic loops that can turn a singer into a one-person chorus and rhythm section. […] The electronics wove in and out of polyrhythmic jazz and swing arrangements conceived mostly by Justin Goldner, her musical director and bassist.”[14]
Goldner participated in developing the music for Pasek and Paul’s films The Greatest Showman, Spirited, and Lyle, Lyle Crocodile[15], as well as their musical Dear Evan Hansen, which he ultimately performed on Broadway and in the 2021 film adaptation.[2][3][4][16] He has been featured in other performances with Ricky Martin,[17] Macy Gray, Tori Kelly,[18] Donald Glover,[19] Shawn Mendes,[20] Ledisi,[21] Bruce Springsteen,[22] James Taylor,[23] Natasha Bedingfield,[24] Idina Menzel,[25] Jordin Sparks,[26] Aloe Blacc, Renée Fleming,[27] Max Martin,[28] Ludwig Goransson, Ariana DeBose,[29] Stephen Sondheim, Lin-Manuel Miranda,[30] Alan Menken,[28] Chris Thile,[28] Matisyahu, Amanda Brown,[31] Steve Martin, John Turturro,[32] Allison Williams, Jane Monheit,[33] Jesse McCartney, Emily Kinney,[34] Audra McDonald,[35] Jeremy Jordan, Cynthia Erivo,[36] Milck,[24] Lolo, Grace Weber, Elle Varner, Lawrence,[28] and his mentor, Meshell Ndegeocello.[15]
Other notable production and songwriting releases have included folk-pop trio Saint Adeline's eponymous debut album,[citation needed] Cinco Paul & Ken Daurio's Bubble Boy[37][38][39], and "Destiny", included on Hasbro's Jem & The Holograms tribute album.[40] Goldner has also performed classically with the Chelsea Symphony and Teatro Graticello, and performed live electronics and sound design with new acoustic crossover group 9 Horses.[11] He is known as well for collaborations with global artists, including Bollywood composers Shankar Mahadevan and Vishal Bhardwaj, Latin Grammy-winning Venezuelan vocalist/trumpeter Linda Briceño[41][42] and Cuban rock band Del Exilio.[43][44]
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