For Network, Cable & Streaming Producers
Music for television. Cleared and ready, season after season.
Episodic cues, main-title beds, reality underscore, and editorial selections for network episodic, streaming originals, broadcast and cable, scripted and unscripted — registered with BMI and ASCAP, cleared and ready for the way broadcast and streaming television actually works.

Studios and networks that license our music.
How licensing works
Three steps. Clean, clear and simple.
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Browse
Search the catalog by style, mood, use, instrumentation, tempo and duration or use Jessica, our AI music supervisor for assistance. Preview the results in seconds.
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License
Direct purchase and download include nearly all licensing you will need, with the exception being in-theatre film release. Subscription-based licensing is covered by an annual blanket license.
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Use
After payment is received for direct purchase or subscription purchase, you will have the appropriate licensing documentation in hand. You are clear to sync the music with your production.
How the library works for you
Nearly every title, ready for the scene.
Nearly every title in the catalog works the same way, built so the version you need already exists.
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The full theme, plus alternates
Each title includes a theme version with all the instrumentation, and usually alternate versions with less instrumentation for quieter moments in the scene.
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Broadcast lengths, included
Most titles include edits at common broadcast lengths of 60, 30, 15, and stingers, plus versions separated by sections or parts.
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One standard license
The standard license covers nearly every use. The only exception is theatrical release, which requires an additional license. Contact us with a request for quote and we will respond quickly with a license that meets your requirements.
What every license includes
Built for ease of use in every way. Clear, clean and simple.
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PRO-Registered and Broadcast-Ready
Every track is registered with BMI and ASCAP and ships with complete metadata — title, composer, publisher, ISRC, and duration — everything broadcast and streaming reporting requires.
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Cleared for Network, Cable & Streaming
Master and publishing cleared at the source for network episodic, cable, and streamer-original distribution. Season-long terms, multi-season options, and the in-perpetuity scope streaming acquisition desks require.
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Episodic Depth
Main-title beds, per-episode underscore, reality beds, scripted drama cues, unscripted competition stingers, comedy bumpers, and the editorial range that gets a twenty-two-episode network season through post on schedule.
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Music Supervision Relationships
Decades of relationships across network, cable, and streamer music departments. The same specialist who pulls your shortlist is the one who handles the renewal when the show goes to season two.
Proof
GMP by the numbers — for television
- licensing television
- Since 1989licensing television
- tracks cleared for TV use
- 60Ktracks cleared for TV use
- registered across the catalog
- BMI / ASCAPregistered across the catalog
- scope handled directly
- Multi-seasonscope handled directly
Genres for TV work
Five working genres for the scoring that holds a season together.
Most television scoring lands in one of these lanes. Each cross-links to the full genre catalog — or tell us about your project and we'll help you find the music you need.
Cinematic
Anchor cues for scripted drama, prestige television, and limited-series weight.
Browse Cinematic
Dramatic
Episodic underscore for procedurals, character pieces, and serialized drama.
Browse Dramatic
Electronic
Modern beds for reality, competition, lifestyle, and contemporary streaming originals.
Browse Electronic
Acoustic
Intimate scoring for documentary series, character-driven streaming work, and reality interview beds.
Browse Acoustic
Pop
Upbeat, vocal-forward cues for unscripted, daytime, and lifestyle programming.
Browse Pop
FAQ for TV producers
Common questions before licensing a season.
Find a track in the catalog, choose the license tier matching your distribution scope — network episodic, cable, streamer original, season-long — and purchase the license in-app. For multi-episode series, season-long terms, or streamer acquisition scope, a specialist handles the license directly.
Yes. Every track is registered with BMI and ASCAP and ships with complete metadata — composer, publisher, ISRC, and duration — everything broadcast and streaming reporting requires.
Yes. Streaming series scope is a standard license tier. Your specialist writes the license to cover season-long, multi-season, and platform-specific terms — including the streamer-rights-desk documentation that gates content acquisition.
Yes. Network episodic and cable distribution are standard scopes. Per-episode, season-long, and multi-season licensing options cover the broadcast clearance and re-air windows network and cable distribution actually run in.
Pricing scales by scope: per-episode standard licenses, season-long blanket terms, and multi-season options. Reality and unscripted formats with high cue counts typically run on blanket terms; scripted drama typically runs on per-episode or season terms. Your specialist will quote the exact scope of your series.
Yes. License upgrades from per-episode to season-long, or season-long to multi-season, are routine — handled directly by your specialist, with new paperwork written to the broader scope. No renegotiation with multiple administrators.
GMP is a licensed production music library. Every track comes with clear documentation and chain of title, the paperwork that festival programmers, studio legal teams, and streaming rights teams accept. One standard license covers nearly every use, so licensing stays clean and simple.
About licensing music for television
Licensing music for television, end to end.
Television music runs on complete, accurate paperwork. Network episodic, cable, and streaming originals all require detailed music reporting — title, composer, publisher, ISRC, duration, and use type — routed to BMI and ASCAP for performance royalty distribution. GMP Music has been registering its catalog through that workflow since 1989, and every track in the library ships with the metadata that reporting requires.
The catalog is sixty thousand tracks across every genre, mood, and tempo a television project might call for — cinematic anchor cues for prestige drama and limited series, dramatic underscore for procedurals and serialized scripted work, modern electronic and pop beds for reality and competition formats, intimate acoustic cues for documentary series and character-driven streaming originals, comedy stingers and bumpers for half-hour and late-night, and the reality interview-bed depth that unscripted production runs through every episode. Filter by genre, mood, or use case — or tell us about your project and we'll help you find the music you need.
Music licensing is built for the way television actually distributes. Per-episode standard licenses cover unitary use; season-long blanket terms cover reality and unscripted production with high cue counts; multi-season options handle the renewals that successful scripted series generate. Streamer-original scope is a standard tier — your specialist writes the license to cover season-long, multi-season, and platform-specific terms, plus the streamer-rights-desk documentation that gates content acquisition at every major streamer.
Music supervision relationships matter more in television than in any other format. Episodic production runs on twenty-two-episode and ten-episode and eight-episode schedules with the same specialist making the same hundred decisions per episode for an entire season. GMP specialists work across network, cable, and streamer music departments, and the same specialist who pulls your shortlist for the pilot is the one who handles the renewal when the show goes to season two. No queue, no rights ambiguity, no new account team mid-season.
GMP is a licensed production music library. PRO registration, broadcast clearance, and streaming rights reviews all require real rights paperwork, and every GMP track ships with it — clear documentation and chain of title. We have been the library networks and streamers come to when the season has to clear, since 1989.
Related
Adjacent pages worth a read.
Music for Film & TV
Sister flagship — theatrical and feature scoring alongside the television focus of this page.
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Music for Documentaries
Adjacent page for documentary feature, doc series, and editorial documentary scoring.
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Music for Trailers
Trailer-grade builds for network promos, streaming campaign drops, and series launch marketing.
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Music for Commercials
Commercial campaign scoring — broadcast and digital spot work alongside episodic production.
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