SOSync is a music supervision and music licensing company based in Nashville, USA, positioned as βMusic for Filmmakers.β It helps film and TV projects find high-quality songs that enhance emotional storytelling, with a focus on working directly with independent songwriters and artists. SOSync offers pre-cleared, placement-ready original songs. It is not a traditional large-scale stock music library, nor an AI scoring tool; it is closer to a curated sync licensing and music supervision service.
Its core value lies in a relatively clear rights chain: SOSync only licenses original songs by independent artists. It does not work with covers, labels, third-party publishers, music libraries, or sync agencies. Except for public-domain holiday songs, tracks must be fully written and owned by the submitting artist. The site also states that songs do not use AI generation, helping avoid related copyright concerns. For musicians, the relationship is non-exclusive; SOSync does not take publishing shares, sync licensing fees are split 50/50, and writers retain all publishing rights and backend royalties. These rules are fairly transparent for both film/TV producers and creators.
Film and TV licensing fees are not listed as fixed prices and depend on the project budget, but the platform states that it does not place music for free and will seek fair pricing for artists. For musicians, it offers a Single Song Pitch / Review priced at USD 15, including feedback on melody, lyrics, and production. If SOSync believes the track is suitable for pitching, it may offer a single-song contract. There is also a 30-minute consultation priced at USD 45, which can be used to discuss licensing questions, share up to 5 songs for real-time feedback, and plan next steps.
The main advantages are clear licensing boundaries, an emphasis on original music, and pre-cleared rights, making SOSync suitable for film and TV projects that are sensitive to copyright risk. It can also provide musicians with concrete feedback and entry-level guidance for sync licensing. The drawbacks are that the site does not disclose the size of its catalog, specific licensing prices, audio delivery formats, or compatibility details. Musicians also cannot directly submit unsolicited material; they need to respond to pitches through the Facebook group or purchase a consultation/review, which raises the barrier to entry. Its refusal to accept instrumentals or songs with explicit lyrics also limits the range of usable music.
SOSync is suitable for independent film, documentary, TV, or short-film production teams looking for original songs, as well as independent musicians who already have finished works and want to enter the Film/TV sync licensing space. The text does not specify access conditions from China. For payments, the page mentions PayPal, with the option to use a debit or credit card through PayPal. If you need a larger catalog or self-service licensing, you may want to compare it with Musicbed, Marmoset, Artlist, Epidemic Sound, and Songtradr; in China, local music licensing platforms such as VFine Music may also be worth considering.
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