REAL MUSIC LICENSING

Real Music’s exclusive international catalog of Billboard-charting and Grammy-nominated artists and compilations has been licensed for commercials, film, DVDs and many high-profile endeavors, from NBC’s coverage of the summer Olympic games to PBS documentaries, enhancing the impact of many projects across a variety of media.

Music Supervisors
Whether a master, mechanical or synchronization license, Real Music can help you find the music that is right for your project.

Individuals, Non-Profits and Small Companies Seeking Music for CDs, DVDs, Web Sites and Phone Systems

• License fees vary depending on artist.
• Not all of the music in the Real Music catalog is available for licensing.
• All usage requires an advance or a one-time fee, payable in full prior to issuance of a license agreement.
• When applicable, license includes a maximum number of units (CDs, DVDs) to be produced and is generally for three years.
• License fees for commercial web site usage begin at $300, non-commercial web site usage begins at $200, phone system on-hold usage begins at $200 for 10 tracks.
• Non-profit usage is considered on a case-by-case basis but always involves a minimum fee to cover the time involved in evaluating the project and issuing a licensing agreement.

Please be aware before contacting us –

Many requests come in from people with projects involving relatively small numbers and exposure and commensurately small budgets. While we invariably appreciate the spirit of the projects, that you feel our music would be complementary to your endeavor and your offer to help promote Real Music and its artists through your project, we regret that it is not possible to grant permission for gratis use of our music. Our role is not only to promote but also to protect the music that each of our artists has invested talent, skill, time, energy and financial resources into creating. Licensing is an important source of revenue and as part of our commitment to our artists and our company, we do our best to value it appropriately, in whatever form or venue it may appear.

To request a license, please fill out and submit the Licensing Request Questionnaire.