Thank-you for either your interest in submitting music to Arpix Media, and/or any previous submissions you have sent our way. We love music, we always need music of all kinds, and we are happy to hear about you and your interest in the productions we are working on. Please read on for the best way to let us know more about you.
If you are a copyright owner who has music available online for either listening or download, we would be interested in hearing it.
Submit via a short email to studio@arpix.com.
Please provide the link and relevant contact information in your email along with a short description of the amount of music you control and the styles or artists you work with. Whether it’s a myspace page, your own website, or a password protected search site, we look forward to hearing about you.
Further, if you are a music broker that represents a catalogue that is available for online perusal, we would also be interested in receiving the link.
WHAT NOT TO DO
In an effort to reduce the amount of physical CDs that we receive, and due to storage limitations and environmental concerns, we are no longer accepting unsolicited submissions via snail mail.
Further, we are in the process of halting all submissions by CD regardless of their origin.
Also, regardless of origin, please do not send emails embedded with MP3’s without our permission.
Finally, if you do not control 100% of both Master and Publishing on a submission, you should include the information of all other parties who share copyright with you along with your submission. It should also go without saying that the use of 3rd party samples in music should be listed as well.
AFTER RECEIPT OF SUBMISSIONS
We hope you understand that it takes time to listen to the numerous submissions we receive. Rest assured that we try to listen to everything. Unfortunately, if we were to comment back to every person who sent music to us it would be impossible to do what we are really here to do, which is to try and fit appropriate music to the productions we are working on.
Therefore, we do not return calls to comment on music. If we have interest in an artist or a track, or if we wish to request further music from you, we will absolutely call you.
Not hearing from us is in no way an indication of how we feel about your music. It may well be that we simply do not have a current need for it. That can and does change with a moments notice, and it is at that time that we will reach out to you.
Again, we appreciate your interest, and we hope you understand all of the above.
Also, if you’re not very familiar with licensing, you may wish to go here: how to license your music into movies and television
Thanks,
Ron Proulx and everyone @ Arpix Media