Music Consultant/Curator

MUSIC CONSULTANT/CURATOR, MUSIC CONCIERGE WORLDWIDE LTD United Kingdom & Western Europe | Southeast Asia Full-time and part-time opportunities Music Concierge is growing, and we’re looking for talented music people to join our international team. We design and curate music for some of the world’s leading hotels, restaurants, retailers and luxury brands. So alongside deep musical knowledge, we’re looking for people who understand that world, who are comfortable with premium brands, instinctively understand the level of detail they expect, and can contribute confidently and naturally in client conversations. For opportunities based in the UK and Western Europe, we’re particularly interested in experienced, senior music consultants and curators. Professional music-curation experience is essential here, along with strong creative judgement and a real understanding of luxury and hospitality brands. We’re open to both full-time and part-time arrangements. We’re also keen to hear from music people in Southeast Asia, including those at an earlier stage in their careers. Direct professional curation experience would be an advantage, but isn’t essential. What matters most is a strong musical instinct, broad knowledge, curiosity, attention to detail and an ability to understand brands, audiences and atmosphere. Across the team, we value people who can think creatively about music, explain their choices clearly and work comfortably with clients and colleagues. Music Concierge is an independent global music agency working across more than 100 countries. You’ll be joining an established international team working at the highest end of hospitality and brand experience, with the opportunity to shape music for some exceptional places around the world. WANT TO JOIN OUR TEAM? Music Concierge is built on good instincts — whether that’s an ear for music, a head for detail, or a gift for looking after clients. If that sounds like you, we’d love to connect. Please send us a little about yourself, your experience and where you’re based.

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