Welcome and thank you for considering my music for your project.
Licensing directly through KIKIT means you get a streamlined, personal experience without the layers of bureaucracy or "middleman" fees found at larger agencies.
I own 100% of my rights, which allows for instant clearances, flexible terms tailored to your specific budget, and a direct line of communication for any custom tweaks you might need.
My goal is to make the legal side of your creative process as effortless and transparent as possible so you can stay focused on bringing your vision to life.
Any questions you may have, please click on the how to tab below or search the catalog below by: genre, mood, Key or BPM.
F.A.Q How To License This Music?
Q: What type of license is required to use recordings from KIKIT PUBLISHING?
Q: How do I license a song for synchronization use (Film, TV, Radio, Advertising, etc.)?
Q: What is the difference between a Sync & Mechanical License?
Q: Where can I obtain copies of sheet music, or arrangements of KIKIT MUSIC songs?
Q: How do I contact someone at KIKIT MUSIC PUBLISHING?
Q: What types of requests can I submit through the KIKIT PUBLISHING contact form?
Q: What type of license is required to use recordings from KIKIT PUBLISHING?
A: If you are recording a KIKIT song for “inclusion” on a CD or Digital Download or any other audio-only format, you will need a mechanical license. For mechanical requests, please use the license page request.
Q: How do I license a song for synchronization use (Film, TV, Radio, Advertising, Merchandise etc.)?
A: Please submit a request for the song via license page and select the appropriate type of license from the drop-down field. You may also use the contact form to inquire if the song is in the KIKIT MUSIC CATALOG.
Q: What is the difference between a Sync License and a Mechanical License?
A: A sync license is required when you would like to use a song in synchronization with something else like a film, TV show, website, or advertisement where the music is synchronized with the images. A mechanical license grants the right to sell or distribute copies of a recorded song via retail, download etc., or even when given away for free. If you are recording a new version (or a "cover") of a song, please use the contact form for a mechanical license. Special permission is not needed for mechanical licensing as long as you are not altering the melody and/or lyric, and the song has been released to the public at least once before. Mechanical Licenses are sometimes referred to as Compulsory Licenses. The current US statutory royalty rate for a mechanical license is 9.1 cents per song, for each copy distributed. If you would like to release an existing master recording of a song on a CD or download, in addition to acquiring a mechanical license from KIKIT MUSIC PUBLISHING, you must contact the master recording owner for permission to release their master. The master licensing fee is negotiable.
Q: Where can I obtain copies of sheet music, or arrangements of KIKIT MUSIC songs?
A: Please use our contact form. Someone will reply within 24 hours.
Q: How do I contact someone at KIKIT MUSIC PUBLISHING?
A: Please use the contact link at the bottom of this page for information.
Q: What types of requests can I submit through the KIKIT PUBLISHING contact form?
A: For a synchronization license or sample, please use requests through the “License” page rather than the “Contact” page. This guide will walk you through the proper procedure to begin the licensing process. If you have a synchronization request that is not covered under the list of License Types we have provided, you may submit a general licensing inquiry through the Contact page. For all mechanical, print, and arrangement license requests, please read the FAQs before submitting a request to the correct party as indicated below. All other music publishing related inquiries not covered above or below may be submitted through the Contact page. Any requests received that are not related to music publishing will not be accepted or responded to.