Radio, television or other broadcast uses.
Music licensing
Authorise Music
for a Defined Use.
Licensing allows music to be used in a specific context under appropriate permissions, terms and rights clearance.
Potential licensing contexts
Different uses require
different conversations.
Not every request is handled identically. The music, right, duration, territory, media and intended use can affect the appropriate licensing pathway.
Online, social or digital publishing environments.
Music used together with moving images.
Campaigns promoting products, services or organisations.
Defined music uses within public or private event contexts.
Content produced for or with a commercial brand.
Other productions requiring specific music permission.
Rights before use
Identify the music
and the permissions.
A licensing request may involve the master recording, the underlying composition, performance or related rights, or a combination. Additional rightsholder approval may be necessary when Indigenous Tunes is not authorised to clear every relevant right.
A useful licensing enquiry
Context helps determine
the correct pathway.
A clear licensing enquiry identifies the requested track or catalogue, intended use, media, territory, term, audience and timing. Providing information does not create a licence or authorisation.
Music requestedIntended useMedia & platformTerritoryTermCampaign or productionTimingRights required
A specialist licensing route
Music with picture?
Explore Sync Licensing.
Sync is the licensing pathway for music used with film, television, advertising, games, online video and other visual media.
Start a licensing conversation
Describe the use.
Clarify the rights.
The Client Portal is the current destination for service assistance. No automated licence or contract is generated on this website.