Freddie Moross is a pioneering entrepreneur and influential voice at the intersection of music, science, and wellbeing. As Founder and CEO of Myndstream, a global wellness music company, he is leading a movement to unlock the transformative power of music as a tool to enhance health, improve environments, and support longevity outcomes.

Serving on the Global Wellness Institute Advisory Board and chairing its Music for Health and Wellbeing Initiative, Freddie is helping shape how functional music is understood and applied across industries. He also contributes to the future of luxury hospitality as a member of the Forbes Travel Guide Standards Advisory Committee, advocating for more intentional sensory experiences that positively impact both guests and staff.

Freddie’s distinctive perspective is grounded in a lifelong immersion in the music industry. Through his family’s business, Cutting Edge Group — renowned for producing soundtracks for global hits such as Whiplash and John Wick — he developed a deep understanding of how sound influences emotion, behavior, and human performance. Following the group’s acquisition of Warner Bros. Music Assets, which includes iconic franchises like Harry Potter, The Lord of the Rings, and Friends, Freddie has leveraged this extraordinary heritage to advance a new frontier: functional music designed with measurable health benefits.

Under his leadership, Myndstream combines world-class musical talent, proprietary technology, and clinical research to redefine how music is experienced across healthcare, hospitality, workplaces, and everyday life. In a landmark collaboration with Mayo Clinic, the company is exploring the clinical potential of intentional soundscapes to support patient recovery and clinician wellbeing — reinforcing Freddie’s vision that music should move beyond passive listening to become an evidence-based, accessible tool for managing health.

At the Longevity Med Summit, Freddie will present “The Sonic Prescription: The Role of Functional Music in Driving Improved Longevity Outcomes.” In this compelling session, he will explore how strategically designed auditory environments can regulate stress, enhance cognitive function, improve emotional balance, and ultimately contribute to longer, healthier lives — challenging us to reconsider music not as entertainment, but as a powerful instrument for human optimization.