How it works
A straight explanation of how you brief, clear and license music from this catalog — written for the people doing the licensing, not for software people.
The short version
This is an independent catalog written and released under WeRall_inThisTogether, DJ Immersive, DJ Janegel. Most of it is one-stop: master and publishing sit with the artist, so a placement can be cleared with a single signature and no third-party chase. You send a brief, you get a short list of tracks with their rights status attached, and you license the one that works.
Licensing a track, step by step
1. Tell us what the scene needs
Send a brief in your own words: the moment on screen, the mood, the reference track, the tempo, the media and territory, and your budget range. No forms to learn.
2. Get a shortlist, not a dump
The catalog is indexed by genre, mood, BPM, key, lyric theme and rights status, so you receive a handful of genuinely usable options — each with the reason it fits your brief.
3. Check clearance up front
Every track shows its rights readiness before you fall in love with it: master and publishing ownership, splits, PRO and ISRC/ISWC registration, and whether stems exist.
4. License in one signature
One-stop tracks are cleared directly with the artist. You confirm use, term, territory and media; we return the license, the audio files and the metadata you need to deliver.
5. Keep the line open
Recurring needs get a standing brief. Tell us the kinds of cues you use and new material that matches is sent to you as it's released — no cold-pitch spam.
What you receive with a licensed track
- Signed sync licence covering the agreed use, term, territory and media
- Full-quality master, plus instrumental and stems where available
- Edit lengths (60s / 30s / 15s) on request
- Cue sheet details: writers, publishers, PRO affiliations, ISRC and ISWC
What happens on the artist's side
So you know why the shortlist arrives fast and already cleared: the catalog is prepared in advance rather than assembled after your email lands.
Catalog & rights
Import releases in batches, tag one-stop rights, genre and mood, and see a rights-readiness score per track.
Matching & pitching
AI agents match indexed tracks to live briefs, explain each match, and draft the pitch and licence paperwork.
Pipeline & follow-up
Every supervisor conversation is tracked from drafted to sent, replied and scheduled follow-up.
Common questions
- What does “one-stop” mean?
- One artist controls both the master recording and the publishing. You sign one agreement with one party — no chasing co-writers or labels for approval.
- How fast can a track be cleared?
- For one-stop tracks, the paperwork is usually a same-week turnaround: confirm the use, term, territory and media, then countersign the license.
- Are the fee ranges quoted binding?
- No. Fee ranges and placement scores in ViralMuse are strategic estimates to speed up conversations. The final fee is whatever both parties agree in writing.
- Can I get stems and an instrumental?
- Yes for most of the catalog. Ask in your brief and stems, instrumentals and edit-length versions are delivered with the license package.
Ready to brief a scene?
Describe the moment you're scoring and get matched tracks with clearance status attached — or browse the catalog first.