Music Licensing

Old School Gangsta Rap: Instrumentals needed for multiple shows

ID: FT09FH10    Posted October 26, 2009
Looking For: Instrumentals that sound like Dr. Dre, Ice Cube, Snoop Dogg.
Explicit Lyrics Accepted: No
Instrumentals Accepted: Yes/Instrumentals only
TV Show Genre: Reality shows, news and documentaries

Description: The music supervisors for this opportunity work for a well-known cable music network. They're looking for Old School Gangsta Rap instrumentals that serve the purpose of moving shows along, often using them to transition between scenes. This provider has licensed over 130 songs from Broadjam members that have submitted to their opportunities.

One show is a popular reality series documents the homes and lifestyles of famous personalities.

Another show documents the remarkable real-life stories of young people and the unusual subcultures they inhabit.

These supervisors also work on other projects, including the network's news and documentary programs.

Not every project has been announced publicly, so if your music is licensed, make sure you have permission before you announce the name of any of this network's programs.

Project Details

  • Deal Type: Non-Exclusive

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Nov 27, 2009

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When will a decision be made?
The Expected Decision Date is the date by which the Provider is expected to have listened to all submitted songs and updated the status of the Opportunity to either Broadjam Artist(s) Selected or No Broadjam Artists Selected.
What is a Exclusive or Non-Exclusive deal?
A non-exclusive deal means that if you sign a contract with the provider of this Opportunity, then you are free to sign contracts with other publishers, song pluggers, and libraries that have non-exclusive deals. Your song will exist in a catalog and be available for usage in films, TV, video games and more (advertisements and cable TV shows often use non-exclusive libraries).

The advantage to this kind of contract is that you're welcome to pitch the song to other music industry entities and can make it available in the widest array of places to find by music supervisors. The disadvantage is that there is less incentive for a publisher to pitch on a non-exclusive deal because the song is available elsewhere, and most major labels and primetime television programs will ask for an exclusive contract.
Am I giving up my rights to my music by submitting?
No. By submitting to this Opportunity, you are not entering into a legal agreement with either Broadjam or a provider in any way. We guarantee that they will listen to your song, but the track is 100% yours until you sign a contract with the individual provider. You have no obligation to sign any contract offered and you will be dealing directly with the provider if your song is selected.
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