If you’ve ever tried to get your music placed in TV, film, or advertising, you already know one of the hardest parts of sync licensing isn’t writing the music.
It’s figuring out who to actually send it to.
Most artists spend weeks trying to research music libraries, digging through outdated
websites, or trying to figure out which companies are even accepting submissions. Half the time the information is old, the contacts are wrong, or the company stopped working with outside artists years ago.
That’s exactly why we created the 2026 Sync Licensing Music
Directory.
We just finished updating it for 2026, and the new version now includes over 1,000 industry contacts across the sync licensing ecosystem. That includes music libraries, music supervisors, publishers, placement companies, and production company music departments actively working in film, television, advertising, and trailers.
On top of that, we added over 100 new listings for 2026 and refreshed a large number of existing contacts, so the information is current and up to date.
Instead of spending weeks researching companies one by one, you can start with a curated list of real contacts in the industry.
The 2026 Sync Licensing Directory includes:
Music
Libraries
Production music companies and catalogs actively licensing music for television, film, advertising, and streaming content.
Music Publishers
Publishers with active sync departments representing writers and placing music in major productions.
Music Supervisors
The professionals selecting and clearing music for TV shows, films, streaming platforms, and branded
content.
Music Placement Companies
Specialized sync agencies that pitch and place music on behalf of artists and composers.
Film & TV Music Departments
Direct access to music departments inside production companies and studios.
Trailer Houses
Companies responsible for the music in major film trailers and promotional
campaigns.