Music Licensing
Learn more about how to license and monetize your music and lyrics from Performer’s team of music licensing experts and professional music supervisors. You’ll find tons of helpful info about how music licensing works, what music supervisors do, what sync licenses are and how to place your music in TV, film and commercials. Plus you’ll find info about new services that help independent artists and songwriters license their music more efficiently, collect the proper royalties and even help monetize your lyrics.
Some of our most popular articles about music promotion are below:
How to Turn Your Lyrics into Revenue with LyricFind
DotBlockchain: The Fight for Fair Trade Music And What It Means For Indies
How to Pitch, License, and Sell Your Music Online
Bands, Here Are 3 Reasons Sync Reps Are Ignoring Your Tracks
Lip Sync Music Shares the Ins & Outs of Sync Licensing
Browse more articles on the following pages, and be sure to use the search bar if you’re looking for something specific.
10 Ways to Tune Up Your Music Business for 2022
Here are 10 ways to tune up your music business for the coming year. Make a commitment to focus on these every few weeks. No...
How Blockchain and NFTs are the Right Tools to Secure Creative Licenses
Artists finally have the technology to protect their ideas (without hiring a lawyer) Protecting your art, music, or words has never been a priority for...
What’s Really Behind the Music Catalog Buying Frenzy?
All of the music industry is wondering why these classic catalog artists (Dylan, Paul Simon, et al.) are selling for 18x-25x multiples. Well, there is...
How to Maximize Your Digital Mechanical Royalties Through The MLC
As an independent artist, you are probably all too familiar with the issues that have long clouded and complicated the process of getting the digital...
How to Plan for Future Sync Opportunities with Your Collaborators
A sync is a wonderful thing, often bringing artists unexpected income and exposing their music to a new audience. A winning sync is also a...
