Music Supervision & TV Production
 
 

MOONBABY MEDIA

Angela M. Jollivette

 
 
 

After a decade tenure with The Recording Academy, GRAMMY Awards Department managing World, Gospel/Contemporary Christian & TV/Film Music. Angela Jollivette departed the academy in June 2017 to launch Moonbaby Media, a music supervision & production company. The success of overseeing the music and soundtrack for the OWN Network/Lionsgate TV's, scripted faith-based series, Greenleaf has proven her departure from the academy was the right move. Angela is a 2x award-winning soundtrack producer, receiving an NAACP & Stellar Award for the Greenleaf Season 2 soundtrack.

Gospel music and breaking talent being her niche, Angela was tapped by BET/Jesse Collins Entertainment to oversee the music for the return of Sunday Best Season 9, BET’s hit music competition series crowning the next big star in Gospel music. Angela’s wealth of expertise musically and professionally lies beyond the Gospel genre.

Currently, overseeing VH1's Black Ink Crew franchise and Norman Lear’s new TV series Clean Slate S1 on Amazon Freevee as Music Supervisor, 2024 will bring a new horizon breaking new music talent, developing and producing her own music content for television.

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Awards

 
 

49th NAACP Image Awards Winner - Soundtrack Album Producer (Outstanding Gospel/Christian Album of The Year - Traditional or Contemporary) 

33rd Stellar Awards Winner - Soundtrack Album Producer (Special Event Album of The Year)  

Billboard Top 10 Gospel Albums - Greenleaf Season 2 Soundtrack

 
 
  • 60th GRAMMY Awards Nomination - Le’Andria Johnson “Better Days” (Best Gospel Performance/Song)

  • Billboard #1 Gospel Tracks Chart (4 weeks) - Le’Andria Johnson “Better Days” (Soundtrack Single/Performed On-Camera)

  • Billboard #1 Gospel Tracks Chart (45 wks -1st female in Gospel history to hold #1 consecutively) - Koryn Hawthorne “Won’t He Do It” (Soundtrack Single/Performed On-Camera)

  • 49th Dove Awards Winner - Koryn Hawthorne “Won’t He Do It” (Contemporary Gospel/Urban Recorded Song Of The Year)