Ever wondered how to get your hands on a perfect local track for your next project?
The Victorian Music Finder has just launched, making it easier than ever to discover and license sync-ready music from Victorian artists. This new digital platform is a collaboration between the Victorian Music Development Office and Level Two Music, designed to streamline how Victorian music gets discovered, accessed and licensed.
The Victorian Music Finder connects you directly with copyright owners through Level Two Music’s licensing services. It’s built on DISCO, a cloud-based music catalogue platform that hosts over 140 million tracks and is trusted by top music supervisors globally. The Melbourne-founded platform delivers an industry-standard experience designed for seamless collaboration and licensing workflows.
Victorian Music Finder
- A new digital platform for discovering and licensing Victorian music
- A partnership between the Victorian Music Development Office and Level Two Music
- Powered by the DISCO music catalogue system
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The platform is tailored for government agencies, advertising firms, production companies and content creators across film, television, games and broadcast. Users can search by genre, create playlists and explore curated collections through an intuitive interface that spotlights Victorian talent. Level Two Music provides concierge-style services including guided searches and licensing administration with relevant rights holders.
This launch comes at a crucial time for the industry. According to The Bass Line report from Music Australia, synchronisation licensing generated $64 million for the Australian music industry in 2023, highlighting its growing significance as a revenue stream for artists and labels.
The Victorian Music Finder represents a new model for industry development, driving economic growth through increased investment in music while connecting decision-makers directly with Victorian-made content. It offers a centralised, curated library that makes it easier for organisations to license local music for their projects.
For more information, head here.
