With ambitious style combinations and genres that didn’t exist previously, Dancing About Architecture breaks the mold of your average stock music library. These concepts defy classic definitions and categorization, living only within the confines of this esoteric production music label. From there we present them to you. After all, it takes two to tango.

Great for when you need music that is unique from the endless stream of “epic” stuff that isn’t particularly unique, or epic. From brief but powerful accents and whooshes to full-on heroic fantasy scores, Picture Puncture breaks through everywhere you need your message to land.

Emotive, eclectic, and crafted in small batches, Eyeballs & Eardrums features cutting edge genres, vintage synthesizers and handcrafted stringed bits, improvisatory compositions, finely honed songcraft.

Each LMNTL release harnesses the energy of a passion project by fostering artist/producer collaborations that take your favorite elements of indie releases and mold them into a series of records that retain that independent spirit while making it easy to drop into your next edit.

In an age of infinite options, it takes discipline and a practiced hand to know when to stop and keep things simple. But when the performances are genuine and the music is inspired, anything more than a trio can be overkill.

Organic Spark was designed to ignite and motivate, bringing a major label approach to the independent inspiration your project needs. Let’s light up this place.

HypeKit attacks trending genres with all the tenacity and precision that you would expect from The License Lab, creating urgent tracks that are promo-friendly and timely without sacrificing the spirit of their genres.

Each UNDERscore track is specially structured with an intentional and consistent overall build, followed by a musical question mark—a jumping off point that leaves the audience wanting more.

Minimal or massive, synthetic and organic, niche or mainstream, Modus Operandi has nearly endless options for programming of all shapes and sizes.

Recorded with vintage gear and long-forgotten recording techniques, Analog Champion aims to capture the spirit of those classic records we all love for reasons that can be difficult to quantify.

The License Lab is not your usual corporate, standard, run-of-the-mill, production music superstore. And that’s precisely the way we designed it and like it. So while our catalog does not have everything for everyone, what we do have will surprise and delight your eardrums. Here’s a rundown of our choice Production Music Labels.

When The License Lab was launched in 2011, our founder and creative director Daniel Holter put together a list of bullet points to keep top of mind during our early days of coffee-fueled brainstorms and all-night sessions. We call them our 10 Tenets.

We think we have a pretty extraordinary group of creatives around us. Constantly surrounded by powerful visionaries, masters of execution, and overall excellent human beings, we wouldn’t be where we are today without their support and contributions. And as we share our new video introduction to the The License Lab, we want to take a minute to recognize and feature everyone who helped create it.

On the evening of Tuesday, September 24th, production music industry professionals from around the world came together for the annual Mark Awards. The event was filled with awards and acknowledgements for music and people in the industry, all leading up to the PMA Hall of Fame induction of visionary and music industry legend, Jim Long. Without Jim’s friendship and guidance, there would be no License Lab.