Music Licensing

Uptempo and Anthemic Instrumentals: Music needed for ad

ID: FT12CW09    Posted September 27, 2012
Payout: $1,000 per song
Looking For: Uptempo, confident, anthemic, and contemporary tracks for a TV commercial. Open to all styles and genres of music. Looking for tracks with the same tone and energy of artists such as Ima Robot, The Bravery, Franz Ferninand. If you have heard and like "Greenback Boogie" by Ima Robot, you will be inspired to create this track.

Explicit Lyrics Accepted: No
Instrumentals Accepted: Yes / Instrumentals Only
Expected Decision: 11/14/2012

Description: An ad agency is looking for instrumental music for a TV commercial promoting a top Philadelphia law-firm. This ad agency has placed music in TV spots that have run on such networks as ABC, CBS, NBC, USA, ESPN, FX, etc. Selected songs will be licensed for all media. Please note that this is for an exclusive deal - read the agreement in its entirety in the terms and conditions during the submission process.

Project Details

  • Deal Type: Non-Exclusive
  • Expected Decision Date: 11/14/2012

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Oct 7, 2012

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