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Love Bomb
by Michael W. Brown - 10/10/26 08:09 PM
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Hi Priscilla! Yes, Pump Audio/ Getty Images are non-exclusive. But remember, when you sign a non-exclusive contract for a song, it kind of kills the opportunity of getting that song to an established artist (forever, regardless of the 1 year reversion). Though it's still better than having music gathering dust at home. The tracks I have with Pump I also have with several other music libraries. Though 90% of my placements/ income are from exclusive music libraries. If you're interested in getting your music in film, I'd spread your music around to several libraries (50-50 non-exclusive/ exclusive). TAXI is definitely a good option. My first placement came through them. Good luck, John  P.S. I've found Internet radio not to be a good source of revenue.
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