Arrangements & Music Production
Howard Drossin: Song Arrangements
Howard Drossin began his music career as a guitar player in a Los Angeles band, making albums. Howard has composed intro and outro tracks (Backstreet Boys) with director, Joseph Kahn. Howard has also collaborated with other musicians on song projects for film and albums, including Paul Oakenfold, RZA, and the Wu-Tang Clan. Howard has also worked as an arranger for songs with recording artists Rod Stewart, Beyoncé, and The Black Keys.
Quick Look: Musical Styles
“Baddest Man Alive”
RZA, Producer
Performed by The Black Keys and RZA for The Man with the Iron Fists.
Creative, Collaborative Song Arrangements
Howard Drossin has been a part of the music team on over 70 projects, from Film and TV to Video Game Soundtracks and Commercials.
The songs shown above are projects where Howard created the orchestral arrangments. Howard has worked on a diverse range of genres and has utilized a wide range of styles to create his unique soundtracks. His background with bands molds his creative and collaborative approach to making memorable soundtracks.