About Matchless Music

Just a reminder of what we’re all about.

Matchless Music…

We are a commercial music licensing company featuring original work from up-and-coming independent artists. Our goal is to help busy creative professionals find and license great underground music for their multimedia projects. We are not a stock/production music library. Our focus is on touring bands and recording artists.

Services include pre-cleared licensing, free music supervision, custom composition, and scoring to picture.

Pre-cleared Licensing – Our web portal, www.matchlessmusic.com, is an intuitive licensing platform built for those who demand an easy way to license music from up-and-coming independent artists. Listen, license and download tracks instantly on our site.

Free Music Supervision – We have a robust offline library of tracks as well. Need something particular? Can’t find it on the site or don’t have time to look? We’re sure to have the right track in our stacks. Give us a ring or shoot us an email and we’ll pull together a no-commitment song sampler gratis.

Custom Composition and Scoring to Picture – We began as a custom composition house, but with our 2009 partnership with Popular Beat Combo (NYC), we’ve expanded our custom music capabilities even further. Recent custom music clients include Discovery Channel, CNN, Cartoon Network, and VH1.

We will work with tight budgets. Our desire is to make the perfect match between the music we believe in and your project.

Contact info@matchlessmusic.net for more information. Artists, please check out the Matchless Music New Artist Package for information on how to submit music.

New Site Connects Bands and Directors to Make $99 Music Videos

Fred Seibert, former MTV Creative Director, just launched a cool new site called $99 Music Videos . It’s an independent music channel of music videos, all made for $99 or less. If they like what you produce, they’ll feature it. The site even allows you to see how every dollar was spent. We really like this idea and wish them the best. So far the music and videos do not suck, so they’re off to a good start.