InRock n’ HeavybyCatherine Mouttet·Oct 10Karaoke Scenes Without the Copyright HangoverDream a little dream on a micro-budget: Songs you can actually filmA response icon1A response icon1
Aaron Davison·Sep 18Why You Don’t Need To Be Famous To Build A Successful Sync Licensing CareerFor decades, musicians have been sold a very specific definition of success. Get signed to a record label, build a massive social media…
Aaron Davison·Sep 1410 Music Libraries Every Composer Should KnowOne of the questions I’m asked more than almost any other is, “Where should I send my music?” It’s a fair question, but it’s also one of…
Aaron Davison·Sep 9The Musicians Who Succeed Think Like EntrepreneursIf you ask ten musicians why they want to succeed in sync licensing, you’ll probably hear ten different answers. Some dream of hearing…
Aaron Davison·Sep 4Why Simplicity Wins More Placements Than ComplexityIf you’ve spent any time around musicians, you’ve probably heard someone say, “I kept adding parts until the song finally felt finished.”…
Aaron Davison·Sep 2How a Song Actually Gets Licensed: Step by StepFor many musicians, sync licensing feels like a mystery. They hear about songs landing in television shows, films, commercials, video…
J Thomas Smith·Aug 28Why Your Music License May Not Stop a Copyright ClaimHow automated copyright systems, platform-specific licenses, cross-platform distribution, and weak documentation can leave lawful creators…
Aaron Davison·Aug 27Should You Write Songs Specifically for Sync Licensing?It’s one of the biggest debates in the sync licensing world, and it’s a question I’ve been asked countless times over the last twenty…
Aaron Davison·Aug 24Writing Lyrics for Sync Licensing: What Music Supervisors Look ForWhen musicians first start exploring sync licensing, they often focus on production quality, mixing, mastering, metadata, and where to…
Aaron Davison·Aug 23Everything You’ll Learn Inside The Ultimate Music Licensing Guide (Free 4-Hour Course)If someone asked me to teach them everything they needed to know to begin building a successful sync licensing career, where would I start?
