Sync.Land reaches 250 artists

Two weeks ago we wrote that Sync.Land had passed 200 artists. Today the 250th listed their music.

Sync.Land is our marketplace where independent artists license music directly to people who make video, games, podcasts and streams. At the end of August it had 23 artists. It added 76 in September, 115 in October, and 36 so far in November.

A catalog from 45 countries

Of the artists who list a country, the music comes from 45 countries. The United States has the most, followed by the United Kingdom, Nigeria, Canada, Italy, Brazil and Australia.

The catalog has grown with the artists. There were 400 songs available to license at the end of August. There are 1,170 today.

What an artist gets

• 70% of every paid license. Sync.Land keeps 30%.
• A free tier that upgrades. Small projects can use a track for free with credit. When a project grows past the limits, the license converts to a paid one. How the three tiers work.
• Briefs to pitch to. Buyers post what they need and artists pitch tracks they already have. How briefs work.
• Numbers of their own. Every artist has an Insights panel showing plays, listeners and licenses.

If you license music

Every track on Sync.Land is already cleared to license. Search the catalog by genre, country and mood, or post a brief and let artists come to you.

If you make music

Listing is free. Create an account at sync.land and upload a track.

Thank you to all 250 of you.