Music Licensing

Modern Alt Rock: Extreme sports show needs music

ID: FT09FZ11    Posted November 2, 2009
Looking For: Hip, modern, radio-ready Alt Rock songs with catchy hooks.
Similar Artists: Blink 182, Audio Slave, Foo Fighters, Green Day and The Red Hot Chili Peppers
Explicit Lyrics Accepted: No
Instrumentals Accepted: Yes
Budget: They are unable to offer any upfront sync fees, but selected artists will receive credit on scenes when they're songs are playing, as well as in the end credits - credits include links to band's websites.

Description: The music supervisor for an extreme sports reality TV show needs Alt Modern Rock tracks in a wide variety of styles to fill in the background of several key scenes. The band/writers will keep master/publishing rights - the songs are just needed for this specific usage. The band/writer will receive credit in the opening, closing credit, and link to band's (writer's) website from the episode page on the TV network's website.

Project Details

  • Deal Type: Non-Exclusive

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Nov 16, 2009

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