Fred Mollin is an accomplished American and Canadian record producer, composer, musician, and songwriter whose career spans multiple entertainment mediums. Rising to prominence in the late 1970s, Mollin co-produced Dan Hill's international smash hit "Sometimes When We Touch" alongside Matthew McCauley in 1977 — a milestone that established him as a formidable force in music production. Over the decades, he has lent his production expertise to an impressive roster of artists including Jimmy Webb, Johnny Mathis, Billy Ray Cyrus, Lamont Dozier, and America, while simultaneously building an equally prolific career in television and film scoring.
Beyond his work as a record producer, Mollin has established himself as a prolific composer for screen, creating memorable music for iconic television series and franchises including Beverly Hills, 90210, Forever Knight, Hard Copy, and the Friday the 13th universe across both film and television. As an artist in his own right, he has produced a series of children's albums that achieved commercial success, including Disney: Lullaby Album: Instrumental Favorites For Baby, which peaked at number 6 on Billboard's Kid Album chart in January 2001. He subsequently founded Fred Mollin and the Blue Sea Band, an ensemble through which he has composed and produced Disney and Pixar-affiliated albums such as Finding Nemo — Ocean Favorites and Lightning McQueen's Fast Tracks.
Mollin's diverse body of work — spanning mainstream pop production, television composition, and children's entertainment — has established him as a versatile creative force capable of working across genres and formats. His contributions to both the commercial and artistic realms of music have earned him recognition on Billboard charts and solidified his reputation as a sought-after collaborator for major entertainment brands and established artists alike.
