License authentic Filipino and Filipino-American music for film, television shows, video games, sports, advertising, and social media content.

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Using music in film, TV, advertising, video games, or social media content can elevate the emotional impact and engagement of your project. But failing to license music properly can lead to costly legal troubles and damage your reputation. This guide explains how to license music correctly for various media uses and highlights real lawsuits that show the risks of unlicensed music. Understanding Music Licensing Basics Music licensing grants permission to use a song or composit

FIlipino-American artist Valter "Superdaimos" Guevarra Filipino-American artist Valter “Superdaimos” Guevarra is carving out a singular lane in indie and electronic music, guided by authenticity, resilience, and cultural pride. In a recent Authority Magazine feature, Guevarra reflects on his creative journey, from growing up in the Philippines to finding his voice as an artist in the U.S., and the lessons he’s learned along the way. Best known as the creative force behind S

In the world of film and television, music is more than just a background score. It is an emotional guide that enhances the narrative, reflects cultural nuances, and deepens viewer engagement. In recent years, Filipino music has increasingly made its mark in international and domestic productions, proving to be a powerful force in shaping the audiovisual experience. The Cultural Impact of Filipino Music Filipino music is rich and diverse, a reflection of the country’s complex