Freddy Wexler: Where Music, Mission, and Media Collide
In an industry often defined by ego and algorithm, Freddy Wexler has carved out a lane of his own—driven by purpose, creativity, and connection. A prolific songwriter, producer, and entrepreneur, Wexler’s career is a masterclass in how to blend artistic excellence with emotional intelligence.
While many chase trends, Wexler crafts moments. His songs have topped Billboard charts, garnered GRAMMY nominations, and been streamed billions of times. But his impact goes beyond music—it extends to philanthropy, television, film, and a deep understanding of what moves people at their core.
A Songwriter to the Stars (and the Future)
Freddy Wexler’s catalog reads like a who’s-who of modern music: Justin Bieber, Ariana Grande, Selena Gomez, Marshmello, Demi Lovato, BLACKPINK, Laufey, and even the legendary Diana Ross.
His co-creation “Stuck with U” became a cultural moment during the pandemic, raising over $5 million for charity while breaking streaming records. With Laufey’s Bewitched, he helped redefine the future of jazz, contributing to an album that became the biggest jazz debut on Spotify—ever.
Wexler doesn’t just write songs; he writes legacy.
A Studio with a Soul
Through The Freddy Wexler Company (TFWC), Wexler is developing a new blueprint for entertainment—one rooted in heart-led storytelling across film, animation, and TV. His projects span partnerships with Disney, Universal, Nickelodeon, the NFL, Hello Sunshine, and more.
What makes TFWC different? Every production comes with a built-in charitable component—donating part of its earnings to nonprofits aligned with the story’s themes. It’s a powerful example of entertainment as activism.
A Curator of Culture
Years ago, a young Wexler identified an unsigned artist he dubbed “the next Madonna.” That artist? Lady Gaga. Later, he signed Rachel Platten and supported her rise with the global anthem “Fight Song.”
That same instinct continues today as Wexler champions artists and projects that challenge norms, celebrate diversity, and leave a lasting impression.