Hi, I’m Chris Sulenta, and I have a dog 🙂

I’ve spent over 18 years in the music industry, connecting people, brands, and artists through music. And after all this time, I’m still just as curious, passionate, and hungry to discover something new.

These days, I’m the Creative Account & Project Director at Tracks & Fields Warsaw, where I get to do what I love most: turn creative ideas into something people can actually feel. I work alongside an incredible network of composers, producers, musicians, and artists, bringing different perspectives and talents together to make something special.

For the past 12 years, my world has revolved around music supervision, sync, and creative music production. And somewhere along the way, I’ve learned that there’s rarely just one way to approach music. Whether it’s discovering that one perfect track, navigating music licensing, developing an original composition, bringing artists and brands together through partnerships, or building a brand’s sonic identity from the ground up, I love being part of the entire creative process. Music research, original productions, artist collaborations, sonic branding – none of it feels unfamiliar to me, and there’s always something new to explore.

From advertising campaigns and game trailers to documentaries and feature films, I’ve had the opportunity to work on projects for brands including IKEA, McDonald’s, Nike, Adidas, Škoda, Volkswagen, Porsche, Toyota, Netflix, and Amazon Prime, as well as independent and local brands like F’ALKO and HAFTÉ.

Along the way, some of that work has been recognized with awards, including MASA, Clio Music, Shots, and other international and Polish industry honors. And while I’m genuinely grateful for every one of them, I don’t think awards are what define great creative work.

For me, the most important thing is to stay hungry.

Hungry to discover something new. To challenge what I already know. To work with people who see things differently. To take creative risks, make mistakes, learn from them, and keep moving forward.

Before joining Tracks & Fields, I spent six years as a Senior Music Creative at MassiveMusic, working across music supervision, licensing, original productions, and artist collaborations.

But my relationship with music started long before advertising entered the picture.

Earlier in my career, I ran an independent record label, working with artists and producers on hip-hop releases involving names like Oddisee and Smif-N-Wessun, as well as projects connected to BBE Records. That experience taught me something I still carry into every project: music is about people, relationships, trust, and the ideas we build together.

And that’s probably what I love most about what I do.

That moment when you hear something completely unexpected. When an artist introduces you to a sound you didn’t know existed. Or when a single piece of music transforms an ordinary scene into something unforgettable.

I believe the right music can change the way we see a story, remember a moment, or connect with an emotion. Sometimes, it makes all the difference.

I also believe creativity is something you never really finish learning. No matter how much experience you have, there will always be another artist to discover, another perspective to understand, and another reason to question what you thought you knew.

After all these years, I still feel like I’m just getting started.

Maybe that’s why some people in the industry simply call me a music guy.