Hey everyone I just decided that I want to work with a sync licensing agent, and I was hoping someone here could point me in the right direction 🙌🏼 Ideally I'm looking for an individual person, someone who knows upcoming movies, video games, and any other opportunity where people are looking to buy music. I want someone who already has the relationships to get my music heard by the decision makers of projects, and someone who can give me future movies/games that need music so that I can consistently gear my songwriting towards those opportunities. Whether someone here knows an agent who works with songwriters like that, or an agency that has the information for us songwriters to figure it out, please let me know! This change for me in my music has been inspired by seeing what writing "an album for sync" did for Vince Staples. I think if I just see the opportunities (movies, games, etc.) before I go to write a song, then it won't be much different than my normal songwriting process we already have. I assume the music will be more cohesive because it's being wrote with a purpose in mind, and it won't be as self serving. There's layers as to why I want to do this, but someone please help me find someone in the sync licensing world! 🤝

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The past few months I’ve been going through the worst stage of my life and it kind of killed my motivation to create. I usually write every day but I’ve been stuck for weeks now, it’s even at the point where I can’t even create a beat without overthinking. I’m usually way more productive than this and I am really trying to get out of this slump. Any advice would help !

https://blog.sonicbids.com/what-separates-experimental-artists-who-get-mainstream-attention-from-those-who-dont. THIS BLOG WAS WRITTEN ON DECEMBER 2ND 2015. Though it was written 7 years ago, it's still relevant for those of us who are Experimental Music Artists. Hope this helps!!!! 🤘🏿

What's up everyone? It's been a while since I've been on here as life has been crazy. Which brings me to my request. I recently worked on a film as a first time music supervisor back in 2022. The film ended going to Tubi and the director told me that he would pay me so I eventually sent over an invoice for all or the work that I did for the film and he agreed with the terms. The problem is that this being my first time doing this (amongst other things I was dealing with in life) I didn't really have the best knowledge at hand to understand the legalities of the whole situation. Long story short, I never got paid, nor did the artists that I found music for the film. I reached out to the director several times but never anything from it. It was a huge learning lesson for me I know now and I wanted to know if there is anything I can do from a legal standpoint to get the director (or someone) to pay what they owe?