To submit music through Syncopate, you must own or control 100% of both the master and publishing rights to your songs. This ensures that if your track is selected for placement, we can move quickly to finalize licensing without legal delays. We do not accept uncleared samples, beats purchased without exclusive rights, or tracks that have unresolved split agreements. If you collaborate with other creators, make sure you have written agreements in place that clearly outline ownership and revenue splits before submitting.

Syncopate works with music supervisors, ad agencies, game developers, and production houses seeking a wide range of genres. From pop, hip-hop, and R&B to rock, EDM, classical, world, and cinematic scores—quality and fit matter most. Each sync brief will specify the target styles, moods, and production qualities needed. Even if your main genre isn’t in a current brief, you can still join the early access list to receive future opportunities that match your sound.

We are currently in pre-launch, sharing curated sync briefs directly with early-access members before the full platform goes live. The official Syncopate launch is just weeks away, at which point you’ll be able to create an account, upload your catalog, and submit directly through our platform. By joining now, you’ll get early submission opportunities, plus priority onboarding once the system is open to the public.

When you receive a sync brief from Syncopate, it will include a creative description, usage context (film, TV, ad, game, etc.), budget range, deadline, and any technical requirements. You’ll have the chance to submit 3–5 of your best tracks that meet the criteria. After review by our curation team and the project’s decision-makers, selected artists will be contacted for licensing agreements. The more complete your metadata and rights information, the faster we can move you through the process.