Music Supervisor

Honestly - unless you're Lady Gaga or the Rolling Stones, is there any money left in this industry?

Asked by zappaesque about 12 years ago

There's a great study on revenue streams for musicians:

http://money.futureofmusic.org/40-revenue-streams/

According to a few different sources (A2IM and Soundscan and a few others), indie record labels control between 30% to 40% of the business.  They're the largest segment.  

So I think yes, there's quite a bit of money left in this industry. 

My question is simple: HOW DO I DO WHAT YOU DO? Any advice would be much appreciated. (I live in Seattle too). Thank you!! :)

Asked by MichelleF over 9 years ago

Perhaps not a great question for you, but if I wanted to use the sound from a TV series "playing in the background" of a scene, does this fall under fair use or is there a legal protocol? Since this falls under audio, is this a music supervisor duty?

Asked by Gilles over 8 years ago

where is my submission?

Asked by vito over 4 years ago

Hi! If someone wanted to use a recording of Rosetta Tharpe singing “Down By The Riverside” would they have to get a license through whoever runs her estate? Or is it just public domain all around?

Asked by Nat over 2 years ago

Hi there! I have a general question, could you give me an approximate rate of what one would get licensing an instrumental track (non exclusive) to a major running US TV show? Just a general number would help a lot here. Thank you!

Asked by Lizzie over 4 years ago

What type of music are you looking for and how soon do you need it?

Asked by Keith 9 months ago