Music Is My Business Podcast

Sync Producer Spotlight: Philip Scott Bailey

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Go behind the scenes with working producers from the Sync Producer Hub as we listen to their music, hear their stories, and unpack the wins, challenges, and lessons from their sync journey. Hosted by Jason Dowty, this series highlights real tracks, real placements, and real producers turning their music into income. Whether you’re just starting out or already landing placements, you’ll get inspired, gain insights, and grow your network—one episode at a time.

Pitching, Publishers, and Placements: Practical Tips

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This episode features a live Q&A where the host troubleshoots audio, celebrates placements and first sync fees, and answers members' questions about exclusivity, album submissions, PRO registration, TuneCore, and pitching strategies. Expect practical tips on creating album plays, building a demo playlist, reaching out to publishers, and scaling placements for TV, film, and ads.

EPs, Publishers & The Power of Just Submitting

If you’re serious about getting your music placed on TV and you want a real step-by-step structure for producing, preparing, and pitching, Sync Producer Hub is where we go deeper with weekly guidance and clear direction.
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This episode highlights community wins—multiple TV and library placements, new sync roster selections, and tips for turning quick submissions into big opportunities. Clint shares strategies on EPs, catalog building, collaborations, taxes, and leveraging royalties.
Also covered: production workflows, MPC and plugin issues, mixing advice, pitching best practices, and a push to stop procrastinating and get your music placed this year.

Sync Producer Spotlight - Zimzadaah Music

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Go behind the scenes with working producers from the Sync Producer Hub as we listen to their music, hear their stories, and unpack the wins, challenges, and lessons from their sync journey. Hosted by Jason Dowty, this series highlights real tracks, real placements, and real producers turning their music into income. Whether you’re just starting out or already landing placements, you’ll get inspired, gain insights, and grow your network—one episode at a time.

How to Get Your Music In The Right Hands for Sync

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In this episode we dig into the best ways to get your music heard by the right people in sync licensing, staying safe with AI-generated music, and buyout deals.

Sync Producer Spotlight: Frime Beats

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Frime Beats (Frederick) traces his path from crate-digging hip‑hop artist in Quebec to a sync-focused producer whose work now appears in TV, film and stock music libraries. He shares early influences, touring experiences, and collaborations with artists like Havoc and Rick Ross.
He explains how building an audio‑stock website, exporting alternate versions of tracks, and learning digital marketing led to partnerships with major libraries and a pivot into scoring. He also discusses using modern tools (VSTs, Ableton, AI vocal tools), working with live musicians, and lessons about persistence in the sync space.
The episode offers practical insights for producers: prepare alternate stems, build a focused catalog, network with publishers, and shift toward scoring to create lasting revenue from placements.

From Studio Hustle to Sync Placements

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This episode is about pitching strategies, how to submit playlists and briefs, workflow tips (Disco/Real Crafter), audio/tech hiccups on stream, and the latest conversations around AI in music licensing.

Sync Producer Spotlight: Janelle Costa

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In this episode, hub member Janelle Costa shares her musical journey from church choir and Puerto Rican cuatro to DJing, audio engineering, and scoring tension-filled true crime tracks. She discusses hands-on internships in post-production, the importance of sound selection and mix quality, pitching to libraries, meeting deadlines, and building daily habits to treat sync like a job. Janelle reveals how focusing on a niche and consistent outreach helped her land catalog placements and how the Sync Producer Hub community boosted her confidence and progress.