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List of Providers of Production Music* LIST OF PROVIDERS OF PRODUCTION MUSIC* *Providers of mood music having concluded a contract with SUISA enabling it to act as a one-stop shop. Users can apply directly and exclusively to SUISA for the authorisation to use the music. Provider Label Acoris Editions T. 022 796 15 33 Moodmusicprovider by Acoris 12, rue du Grand Bay acoris@mangrove- productions.com 1220 Les Avanchets www.mangrove-productions.com Allround Music T. 041 410 22 04 Allround Music The Music library Hazy Music Swiss F. 041 410 18 04 Funtastik Music Tonework Records Zinggertorstrasse 8 G-B-W Music Unity Production Music Lib. 6006 Luzern Le Red Publishing MST Publishing Powerhouse Arcadia MSI T. 075 233 11 80 Arcadia Hollywood Music-Service-International F. 075 233 13 37 Arcadia Films Jazz line Postfach 444 [email protected] Arcadia Jingle Bank Less-is-More FL-9494 Schaan www.arcadiamusic.com ARCADIA NATIONAL Lifestyle Cinematic Loop Academy Classical Media Music Mastertrax Cosmos Library Max Music Cosmos Special Select Media music Deluxe Minimal Drones Muvico EnVogue Shorts Esovision Spot leitmotiv Galaxy Star music inc. Global Authentic Therapy Viva BMG Production Music (Germany) GmbH 1 Revolution Music Klanglobby Charlottenstraße 59 101 Dark Orchid Music Kool Kat 10117 Berlin [email protected] Absolute Music L. A. Edition Music Library GERMANY T: 0039 030 - 300 133 277 Adrenalin L.a. Riot Adrenalin Vocals Lab Hits Altitude Music Lalela Music Altitude Underscore Latin Music Collective Altitude X Faber Lemoncake Amped Library Of The Human Soul Amplitude Liquid Cinema Anger Music Library Lovely Music Anonymous Recordings Made Up Music A-tension Music Mediaphon Atomica Music Merge Music Auralation Methodic Doubt Music List of providers of mood music Version 2017_6 www.suisa.ch 1 BMG Production Music (Germany) GmbH Axs Documentary Mightygen Axs Music Minim Axs World Minimalism Aztec Records Mixtape Mashup Bam Artist Mode Production Music Bam Box Moss Landing Bam Library MSCMKR BBF Production Music Music Beyond Beatclock Productions Music Blvd Group Beatfix Music Outside The Box Beats Planet Musica Britannica Bed Heads Music Musictrack Beds And Beats Musictrack Classical Beds And Beats Cinematic Tr Must Save Jane Big Idea Music Ninja Tracks Big Score Music Ninja Tune Production Music Bing Bang Boom Music Noisepump Bing Bang Boom Sound DesigOctopus Records Black Red Gold Omnimusic Bleach Music Library Onyx West Music Blind Colour Opening Line Music Group Blue Dot Opensound Music Library Brand X Music Opensound Vintage Brand X Music Theatrical Pan Brickwall Audio Parry Classical Burn Parry Music Catch Phrase Popcorn Music Chroma Postcards From The World Chroma X Posthaste Music Library Chroma X Artist Series Primrose Cinetics Production Music Primrose Classical Cinetrax Push Pop City Of The Fallen Pyramid Clear Wave Music Quest Clockwork Orange Music Rave Train Music Colossal Trailer Music Ravenwood Music Cosmind Production Music Really Slow Motion Music Crack-up Music Red Arc Music CrimeSonics Redcola Critical Mass Redshift Artists Crush Revolt Production Music Cueniverse Music Library RPE Music Cypher Rumble Head Dark Horse Scorched Score Dbmp Music Library Selectracks Instrumental Catal Deep East Selectracks Song Catalog Deneb Records Sensory Overload Digital Assassin Session Production Music Discoveries Sick Muse Music Dynamic Music Signal Ed Wood Music So Effective Effemme Records Songcraft Elekt Music Song Zu Energize Production Music Sonic Artifact Enginuity Music Sonic Art Music Epic North Sonic Librarian Evolving Sound Sonic Ozault Fantasy Production Music Lib Sonic Symphony List of providers of mood music Version 2017_6 www.suisa.ch 2 Provider Label BMG Production Music (Germany) GmbH Film & Tv Music Library Sound Designs Music Library Finetune Music Sounds Of Red Bull Firemix Spice Flash-point Spot Society Forza Sound Design Standard Music Foxhole Records Stephen Arnold Music Fpm Music Sunstone Recordings Fpm Music Classical Superpitch Fpm Music Easy Superfly Audio Fpm Music Film Series Tele Music Marnie Fpm Music Idoc Tele Music Classic Vaults Fpm music sfx Teletunez Future Pop Television Underscore Future World Music That's Amore G Empire Music The Artist Collection Gaptrax The Den Gargantuan Creative The Film Music Of Ronald Stei Gargantuan Music The Funky Junkies Global Graffiti The Gold Leaf Music Library Gothic Hybrid The Hit House Gothic Storm The Music Assembly Gothic Storm's Toolworks The X-files Graffiti Alley Tone Row Music Grooveworx Trailer Music Torque Handmade Sounds Tubesound Hard Music Design Twisted Jukebox Hella Good Records Undercurrents Music Hen's Teeth Music Valentino Hollywood Buzz Music Vibey Library Homegrown X-it Music Hum Tracks X-ray Dog Human Music Zest Immediate Music In The Groove INDIE Production Music Inside Tracks Jolt Trailer Music Kingdom2 Cézame Music UK Ltd T. +33 1 42 22 00 68 Cezame Musical Bank Suisse c/o Cezame Music Agency [email protected] Cezame Virtuel Art Melodies 22 rue Chauchat www.cezame-fle.com Cezame Carte Blanche Magnetic Records 75009 Paris Cezame China In Pictures France Cezame Global Investigation The Box Cezame Original Scores Bibliotheque Cezame Trailers Ulysses Gum Collections Gum Mortion Tracks Carlin Recorded Music Library T. +44 20 77 34 32 51 Carlin Recorded Music Library Iron Bridge House www.carlinmusic.com 3 Bridge Approach London NW1 8 BD List of providers of mood music Version 2017_6 www.suisa.ch 3 Provider Label Cavendish Music Swiss T. 044 940 23 53 abaco music library POST PRODUCTION MUSIC Leuberg Edition GmbH [email protected] Boosey & Hawkes Classical STRIP SOUNDS LIMITED Turicaphonstrasse 31 www.turicaphon.com Cavendish WhyNot Library 8616 Riedikon CAVENDISH-MUSIC-CO-LTD Crelier Music Publishing Crelier Music Case 121 M. +41 79 675 49 75 Musictrack 2024 St. Aubin Sauges [email protected] Tandem www.creliermusic.ch DNA MUSIK GmbH T. 0049 8243 99322 0 Analog Champion Production Modus Operandi Hauptstrasse 38 F. 0049 8243 99322 29 Big Screen Onetrackaday D-86925 Fuchstal-Leeder [email protected] Boost TV Organic Spark www.dna-musik.com Catapult Music Pennybank Tunes Clubbingzone Picture Puncture Counter Music Pitch Hammer Dancing about Architecture PLANET SYNC Docuzone Playground Hollywood Dramazone Playlist Production Music dronezone Pleasurezone Point Classics End of Silence Classics Eyeballs & Eardrums Poke Music FLOAT MUSIC LIBRARY PP Music Funzone Profiles Heavy Melody Trailers Rogue Souls Heavy promos Silver Screen History Zone Story Recordings Hypekit Superstore Music Inspired Production Music Third Rail JDV Music & Sound Three ingredients or less LiftMusic Tv zone LiftMusic Factual Underscore music library LiftMusic Flavas World Zone LiftMusic Wildcards Zone Plus LMNTL RECORDS Zone Trailers Minds and Music Dennis Music Swiss (Prod.) T. 044 940 23 53 Dennis Music Leuberg Edition GmbH [email protected] Turicaphonstrasse 31 www.turicaphon.com 8616 Riedikon List of providers of mood music Version 2017_6 www.suisa.ch 4 Provider Label Earmotion T. 0049 89 809 103 01 Earmotion Audio Creation GmbH [email protected] Gabriel-Von-Seidl-Str. 36A www.earmotion.com 82031 Grünwald Edition Coda AG T. 044 940 23 53 Codathek Leuberg Edition GmbH [email protected] Happy Records Turicaphonstrasse 31 www.turicaphon.com 8616 Riedikon Edition Helbling AG T. 044 908 12 12 Coppelia Suisse Pfäffikerstrasse 6 F. 044 908 12 24 8604 Volketswil [email protected] www.helblingmusic.ch Edition TUNESforMovies +49 (0) 89 75 20 16 91 Edition TunesforMovies Ostheimerweg 4 [email protected] DE-82319 Starnberg www.tunesformovies.com Edizioni Gramon T. 091 609 22 65 Gramon Gramon PKS 008 Casella Postale 13 F. 091 609 22 65 Gramon MFV 011 Gramon PKS 009 6994 Aranno [email protected] Gramon MFV 012 Gramon IMU 01 www.ivoantognini.com Park Studio Gramon MFV-603 Gramon PKS 001 Gramon MFV-602 Gramon PKS 002 Gramon MFV- 601 Gramon PKS 003 Gramon Mam-01 Gramon PKS 004 Gramon PKS 005 EMI Production Music GmbH T. 0049 4041 4015 0 Addition Muisc Music House Rothenbaumchaussee 80 c F. 0049 40 41 40 15 15 Annihilation Music House - Atmospheres D-20148 Hamburg [email protected] APM Collection Library Music House - Drama www.emipm.com AV Music Publishers Music House - Entertainment Beat Bites Music House - Industry BITE HARD Music House - Specifics Blue Dot MYMA / Justement Ethnic Burn MYMA / Montmorency Records Castle Music Omni Special Edition Chalk OmniMusic Cinemusic One More Time Colossical Pedigree Cuts Coloursound - Show BusinessPedigree Cuts-Ambient &Atmo Coloursound Vinyl Series Pedigree Cuts - Broadcast De Wolfe Pedigree Cuts - Corporate De Wolfe 20th Century ArchivModules De Wolfe Commercial Breaks Mpath De Wolfe Jazz Series Pedigree Cuts - Documentary De Wolfe RPO Classical LibraPedigree Cuts - Exact De Wolfe USA Library / Solid Pedigree Cuts - Fashionable De Wolfe Vinyl Phantom Power Primary Ded Good CDGML Series Producer's Music Library List of providers of mood music Version 2017_6 www.suisa.ch 5 Provider Label EMI Production Music GmbH Ded Good DED Series Driven Radio Program Music Emergency Production Music Raydia Music Emergency Production Music Ready Steady Edit Endgame Red Line Endgame Classic Games Red Matter Flash Point Reload Francis Day and Hunter Reload Sampler FTV Media Rhymez FTV Online Rouge Music Go Discover Music SATV Hibou Score & Songs Hudson Music Library ScoreHelper Hyperlocal Selected Comedy In The Edit / SATV Specials Selected Concepts Irradia Selected Profiles James Grant Music Library Selected Sound JGM Selected Sound Vinyl Series Juice Music
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