Get Your Music Licensed in 2026
The Most Complete Sync Licensing Directory in Existence
Over 1,000 Music Licensing Contacts for TV, Film, Advertising, Games & More
Finding the right people to send your music to is one of the most time-consuming parts of sync licensing. There are hundreds of music libraries, publishers, sync agencies, music supervisors, trailer companies and other organizations working with music every day, but finding them and determining which ones are relevant to your music can take months of research.
The 2026 Music Licensing Contact Directory from The Sync Lab brings more than 1,000 music licensing contacts together in one place. It's designed for independent artists, composers, songwriters and producers who want to actively pursue licensing opportunities and need a practical resource for finding companies to research and approach.
Finding the right people to send your music to is one of the most time-consuming parts of sync licensing. There are hundreds of music libraries, publishers, sync agencies, music supervisors, trailer companies and other organizations working with music every day, but finding them and determining which ones are relevant to your music can take months of research.
The 2026 Music Licensing Contact Directory from The Sync Lab brings more than 1,000 music licensing contacts together in one place. It's designed for independent artists, composers, songwriters and producers who want to actively pursue licensing opportunities and need a practical resource for finding companies to research and approach.
Over 1,000 Contacts Across The Sync Licensing Industry
The directory includes more than 1,000 contacts across five key areas of the sync licensing industry: music publishers, music supervisors, music placement companies, film and TV music departments, and trailer houses. It gives artists and composers a practical way to find and research the people and companies involved in selecting, representing and placing music for TV, film, streaming, branded content, trailers and other productions.
Rather than spending hours searching online every time you're ready to pitch new music, you can use the directory to identify companies that may be appropriate for your catalog and then research them individually. Some will be relevant to what you do and others won't, which is why the directory is intended as a starting point for targeted research rather than a list for mass emailing.
Each company has its own needs, catalog and submission policies. The most effective approach is to identify companies that work with music similar to yours, learn what they're looking for and follow their preferred submission process.
The directory includes more than 1,000 contacts across five key areas of the sync licensing industry: music publishers, music supervisors, music placement companies, film and TV music departments, and trailer houses. It gives artists and composers a practical way to find and research the people and companies involved in selecting, representing and placing music for TV, film, streaming, branded content, trailers and other productions.
Rather than spending hours searching online every time you're ready to pitch new music, you can use the directory to identify companies that may be appropriate for your catalog and then research them individually. Some will be relevant to what you do and others won't, which is why the directory is intended as a starting point for targeted research rather than a list for mass emailing.
Each company has its own needs, catalog and submission policies. The most effective approach is to identify companies that work with music similar to yours, learn what they're looking for and follow their preferred submission process.
Built For Independent Artists, Composers And Producers
Sync licensing is one area of the music business where independent musicians can compete without necessarily having a large audience, a record deal or millions of streams. Music is ultimately being selected for a specific purpose, whether that's a scene in a television show, an advertising campaign, a trailer, a video game or another form of media.
That doesn't make sync easy. Your music still needs to be appropriate for the market, professionally produced and easy to license, and you need to understand how to approach companies professionally. But knowing who is actually working in the business gives you a much better starting point.
The directory is designed to help with that part of the process.
Sync licensing is one area of the music business where independent musicians can compete without necessarily having a large audience, a record deal or millions of streams. Music is ultimately being selected for a specific purpose, whether that's a scene in a television show, an advertising campaign, a trailer, a video game or another form of media.
That doesn't make sync easy. Your music still needs to be appropriate for the market, professionally produced and easy to license, and you need to understand how to approach companies professionally. But knowing who is actually working in the business gives you a much better starting point.
The directory is designed to help with that part of the process.
A Resource You Can Use Throughout The Year
The directory isn't something you need to work through all at once. It can become an ongoing part of your pitching process as you release new music, build your catalog and explore different areas of licensing.
Research a handful of companies at a time, determine which ones make sense for your music and make targeted submissions where appropriate. As your catalog grows, companies that weren't relevant six months ago may become relevant later.
With more than 1,000 contacts, there's enough here to support an ongoing licensing strategy rather than a single round of submissions.
The directory isn't something you need to work through all at once. It can become an ongoing part of your pitching process as you release new music, build your catalog and explore different areas of licensing.
Research a handful of companies at a time, determine which ones make sense for your music and make targeted submissions where appropriate. As your catalog grows, companies that weren't relevant six months ago may become relevant later.
With more than 1,000 contacts, there's enough here to support an ongoing licensing strategy rather than a single round of submissions.
Get The 2026 Sync Licensing Directory
The 2026 Music Licensing Contact Directory from The Sync Lab gives independent artists, composers and producers a comprehensive resource for researching and connecting with companies throughout the sync licensing industry.
Inside you'll find more than 1,000 contacts covering music libraries, publishers, sync agencies, music supervisors, trailer companies, production companies and other areas of music licensing, organized into one resource you can return to throughout the year.
If you're actively pursuing sync licensing and want to spend less time searching for companies and more time researching the ones that are relevant to your music, the directory gives you a much more efficient place to begin.
Get immediate access to the 2026 Music Licensing Contact Directory.
The 2026 Music Licensing Contact Directory from The Sync Lab gives independent artists, composers and producers a comprehensive resource for researching and connecting with companies throughout the sync licensing industry.
Inside you'll find more than 1,000 contacts covering music libraries, publishers, sync agencies, music supervisors, trailer companies, production companies and other areas of music licensing, organized into one resource you can return to throughout the year.
If you're actively pursuing sync licensing and want to spend less time searching for companies and more time researching the ones that are relevant to your music, the directory gives you a much more efficient place to begin.
Get immediate access to the 2026 Music Licensing Contact Directory.
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