Make Money Off Of Your Songs & Tracks
Are you a talented artist, band or producer that has great broadcast quality songs or tracks ? If so we have the industry connections and relationships that we have built over the years to get your music TV and Film licensing placements.
Our deal is simple: You will receive 50% of the licensing fees we receive for your music. You may also earn performance royalties for certain uses. It's non-exclusive. Which means you can make money with us off of any song or track placement we obtain for you and if the song or track is placed in a Big Hollywood Blockbuster movie and gets alot of buzz. You could turn around and sign with any record label or any company you wanted to because you retain 100% ownership. This puts you in a position to earn money, get heard and possibly discovered.
We are very selective with the songs and tracks we take on so only submit
material with the utmost best quality.
We accept all genres of music.
You can also submit to individual Sync Opportunities on our Sync Opps page, due to the overflowing response of free submissions we get we tend to
look at submissions from our Sync Opps page first.
Our deal is simple: You will receive 50% of the licensing fees we receive for your music. You may also earn performance royalties for certain uses. It's non-exclusive. Which means you can make money with us off of any song or track placement we obtain for you and if the song or track is placed in a Big Hollywood Blockbuster movie and gets alot of buzz. You could turn around and sign with any record label or any company you wanted to because you retain 100% ownership. This puts you in a position to earn money, get heard and possibly discovered.
We are very selective with the songs and tracks we take on so only submit
material with the utmost best quality.
We accept all genres of music.
You can also submit to individual Sync Opportunities on our Sync Opps page, due to the overflowing response of free submissions we get we tend to
look at submissions from our Sync Opps page first.