Best Practices

Submit songs with the proper song title and artist name (i.e. “Thriller” - Michael Jackson)
Clean lyrics are only accepted when pitching for sync opps
Always have the .wav file and instrumental ready
Always do a sound test before submitting - play in your car, over speakers, and in your headphones to ensure the best mix and master.
High quality audio files only.
Try to avoid long intros, skits, and preludes.
NO SAMPLES, PLEASE.

Always complete a song split form for each song - this is required for pitching to sync opps.
Have your PRO, IPI #, and Publisher information for EACH writer and composer of a song always on hand and in a safe place.
Make sure your songs are registered with your PRO
Only announce or post a placement to socials once paperwork, payment, and the release date details have been finalized
The more info of a song (genre, bpm, mood/feel), the easier it is for supervisors to search and place your song
Please note - we cannot pitch music that's "rough" or in "draft" status.
After you get a placement, you’ll receive payment by sending us an invoice and W9. From there, we encourage you to share on socials

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