The ever-evolving music industry continuously presents new opportunities and complexities surrounding mechanical and performance royalties for songwriters, publishers, and music services. Music licensing and royalties are critical components of the music industry, as stakeholders rely on receiving fair compensation for the exploitation of their compositions, however, music policies do not reflect the modern landscape of the music industry.

The increase of streaming services has created a surge in music licensing, which has contributed to the discovery of new (and nearly forgotten) artists…

Ryan Streeter, music director, producer, and killer guitarist (yes, he can play the guitar behind his head), has an impressive career spanning major label artists, social media influencers, and independent musicians. His versatility makes him a one-stop shop for all your musical needs, recording and producing professional tracks with guitar, bass, drums, synths—you name it, Ryan can do it.

Your guide to navigating the world of sync licensing, emphasizing the importance of understanding rights, preparing high-quality music, conducting thorough research, building relationships, legal preparedness, and maintaining professionalism.

Music supervisors are responsible for selecting, negotiating, and integrating pieces of music into various forms of media. They work across a range of industries including film, television, trailers, advertising, video games, and even podcasts. They often have backgrounds that combine elements of music production, legal knowledge, and cultural insight.