Music distribution is no longer limited to Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube Music. Distributors increasingly deliver recordings to specialist services used in physical businesses. That includes music played in: Managed Media is one example of…
Tag: sync licensing
A customer walks into a restaurant. Your song is playing. Does that create income for you? Potentially. But commercial music royalties can travel through several different systems. Understanding the reporting process helps artists and labels…
Podcasts use music constantly. It may appear as an intro, background track, transition, outro or part of the actual recording. But hearing your song inside a podcast does not work economically in exactly the same…
A Spotify stream might be worth a fraction of a pound. A single sync placement can potentially be worth considerably more — and introduce your music to an entirely new audience. Sync licensing means giving…
Sync licensing used to be the exclusive territory of major labels and well-connected publishers. That’s changed significantly. Streaming platforms, indie productions, and content creators now license music at a volume that would have been unimaginable…
