Erik Blicker began studying guitar at the age of 11. He began teaching music at age 16 and opened a teaching studio and music store at age 18. After receiving his bachelor’s in music from the University of Miami, he went on to earn his master’s degree from Aaron Copeland School of Music at Queens College. There he studied under jazz great, Jimmy Heath.
Blicker began scoring for small film and TV projects and playing in New York City bands. This paved the way for larger scale projects. He founded G&E Music in 1997 with partner Glenn Schloss. The duo began a run of TV series scoring projects. Some of these include VH1’s Top 100 shows, Extreme History with Roger Daltry, and ESPN’s Sports Center. In addition to these projects, the pair worked on film scores including The Nine Lives of Marion Barry for HBO.
With over 75 projects to his name, Blicker is a strong voice in the world of TV and film scoring. G&E rebranded to Flavorlab in 2004, adding partner Brian Quill. Blicker is also a Pro Tools master, audio mixing fanatic, and Mac guru. He takes most pride in his family. He’s grateful for and inspired by his parents Fred and Jeanne, his wife Jennifer, son Ryan, and daughter Ella.

Glenn Schloss is an award-winning performer, producer, remixer, and multi-instrumentalist. His extraordinary ability to create music that moves and inspires is universally recognizable. Glenn joined forces with partner Erik Blicker in 1997 to form G&E Music. Together, they have gone on to create musical alchemy for an amazing roster of clients including HBO Films, A&E, PBS, VH1, ESPN, and MSNBC among many others. Glenn’s compositions showcase a wide range of moods and emotions that support all types of content. His distinctive and innovative sonic approach brings stories to life and helps brands connect more deeply with their target audiences. In 2004, Glenn further expanded his musical footprint and co-founded Flavorlab, an audio post production company, together with Blicker and new partner, Brian Quill.
Before leaving his mark on the music world, Glenn received a Bachelor’s degree in business from Boston University’s School of Management. He honed his music proficiencies by performing on the east coast. In particular, New York and Boston, including gigs at Berklee School of Music and Harvard University. With a deep passion for enhancing people’s lives through music, Glenn spends his time leading modern day drum circles for people of all ages. He is particularly invested in helping patients with dementia and Alzheimer’s find joy through the power of rhythm.

A Flavorlab partner, Brian Quill leads the audio post division of the company as its Head Engineer. He has over 11 years of experience in the business in both mixing and composing. His work can be heard on virtually every network and in movie theaters nationwide. He’s garnered many awards for his mixes and his credits read like an encyclopedia of multimedia. Brian is a member of the Cinema Audio Society.

Eric grew up in Cheshire, CT, coming from a large family of musicians and filmmakers. He’s been making videos and playing music from an early age. It was inevitable that he’d one day combine his passion for both. He studied Music & Technology and Computer Science at Connecticut College, where he learned to compose music and play jazz piano. He received his master’s degree in Music Technology from NYU. There he discovered and fell in love with all aspects of audio post. Outside of Flavorlab, Eric likes to play piano, guitar, and sometimes accordion. He write tunes whenever he can and catches up on the latest movies and shows.

Katherine was born and raised in NYC and is a first generation American on both sides of her family. She originally went to NYU Tisch on the director, writer, and editor track in the Undergrad Film and Television program. But when she took a mandatory introductory course for sound design in her freshman year, she fell in love. Katherine went on to take more sound design classes and became one of the program’s certified ADR, Foley, and Re-Recording Mixers which got her on many student films. Among the myriad of student films in her portfolio, she was one of the dialogue editors for Parked In America, an NYU Advanced student pilot that had its world premiere in last year’s SXSW and is still in its festival run.

Natalynn is a native New Yorker and a graduate of the Sonic Arts program at CUNY City College, where she studied music production and audio engineering. An experienced engineer, she has worked on a myriad of projects, including film, music, podcasts, and audiobooks. As a lifelong vocalist and pianist and an avid composer/songwriter, she has won awards from the National YoungArts Foundation, the ICCA Tournament, and the BMI Foundation, and she is the founder/lead singer of the NYC-based rock band, Velvette. She likes to spend her free time indoor rock climbing, trying new restaurants all over NYC, and traveling.

Drew Guido grew up in the little upstate village of Montgomery. There, he began making music at 4. By the time he was 15, he was recording bands in his parents’ basement. He went on to get a degree in Music Technology from NYU where he got an internship at Flavorlab… and the rest is history! He has been mixing and recording with passion ever since.
Drew now lives in Bethel, CT with his wife, Jean-Marie, and their two boys, Elliott and Simon. In his free time he likes to chop firewood and play guitar real loud.

Eric de Picciotto, or as we call him, EDP, is an actor, composer, and producer. He’s on the business development team for Flavorlab and also emcees all of our company’s live events. Check out his IMDb for his acting and composing credits!