In my latest podcast, I speak with the Toronto based music supervisor, David Hayman. David is the founder of a music supervision agency called Supergroup. David and Supergroup have placed music with the following brands/projects: -Coors -Logitech -Duracell -Virgn -VW -Vice -Mazda -Netflix -Amazon -Jack Daniel's -ICF Film's -Vice Land -Kraft -Heinz -Vice Land -And many more... In our podcast, David and I discuss: -How supervisors like David find music -The types of artists and bands that supervisors prefer to work with -How much you get paid for a variety of projects -Why indie artists get more supervisor love than "big" artists -How to get your music to supervisors like David -and more... Check out this week's podcast with David here:
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Reallly enjoyed this. Key takeaways are that i've gotta hustle and work on my album material with synch and licensing in mind. My question is this is there much call for dance and electronic music? I'm constantly told my stuff would work well in film and video games but i'm a little bit lost on which agencies to approach especially as i'm fairly new. Music clout and Reverbnation seem to have a lot of good ops so are they orth signing up? I'm already signed up with Sentric and Music Gateway but i'm not seeing much for what i'm making which is varied but all under the dance umbrella. Cheers! Leave a Reply. |
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