Foam Collective is an NYC & LA-based songwriting and record production team. Founded by a group of seasoned musicians—Bijan Olia, Eric Trudel, Aleksi Glick, and Adam Ahuja—the collective combines modern production styles with organic musicianship, drawing from multiple styles including lo-fi, R&B, jazz, and beyond. The members infuse their sound with a mixture of experiences from both the composition side of film, TV, and advertising, as well as the dynamic world of live performance and touring. The team's approach is rooted in the idea that music knows no boundaries, leading them to create across genres, from their foundational sounds, to ventures in orchestral music, rock, retro, pop, global music, and more. This versatility is built by the collective’s own diversity, as well individual members’ past collaborations with a range of artists including Roberta Flack, Robert Randolph, Meatloaf, Lucky Chops, and Questlove. Members of Foam Collective have individually been recognized with accolades including a Sundance Fellowship, a nomination for the PMA Mark Awards in 2023, and a Golden Reel Award. Their collective and individual works have contributed to a variety of projects and campaigns, including commercial placements for Illy Coffee and Gucci, music for film and TV such as "80 for Brady” and "Shrill" (Hulu), productions for Marvel and Netflix, as well as broadcasts on the NFL Network and Univision.