And I’d be lying if I told you every music licensing opportunity pays big bucks.

But I can tell you that the music licensing business is the most lucrative and accessible business for independent artists.  Songwriters and performing artists make more money by licensing their songs than performing live, signing a record deal and getting commercial radio airplay combined.

Music Supervisors spend all of their time searching for great music to place in film, television shows and advertisements.  They have big budgets, and are always willing to open their wallets for fresh material.

These are the people you want to get your music to, hard and fast.

Best of all, unlike record labels and publishers, Music Supervisors love to receive unsolicited submissions from artists.  They even advertise for it.

But you need to know where to look.

Fortunately, a bright young mind (and good friend of mine) decided to create a marketplace for Music Supervisors.  It’s a single hot spot where industry leaders come together to advertise their projects and access independent music from artists just like you.

That place is called YouLicense.