New Music Libraries On the Platform: Pepperdine, Sprockets, Breakfast, DKC Music Services, and G-Force Music
Updated February 4, 2022
We’re thrilled to share that the following music libraries have just joined the SourceAudio platform!
Pepperdine University
Pepperdine is a Christian university committed to the highest standards of academic excellence and Christian values, where students are strengthened for lives of purpose, service, and leadership. Consistently ranked as one of the most beautiful places to study, Pepperdine is where you’re inspired to learn as you learn to inspire – and Pepperdine’s music collection reflects exactly that.
Sprockets
Sprockets positions itself as an alternative to traditional publishing companies by acquiring songs and building a comprehensive catalog. With a vast array of audio from countries all over the world including India, China, Italy, and South Africa among many others, Sprockets has amassed a uniquely diverse catalog for licensing.
Breakfast
Breakfast is a collection of composers and music industry veterans who focus on composition, sound design, sync licensing, and publishing services. Their focal point is to create and facilitate content of the highest quality that is unlike anything else in the marketplace and deliver at an unparalleled pace.
DKC Music Services
With a passion for working in a wide variety of genres and styles, Founder & Lead Composer Darren Campbell established DKC Music Service with the aim of simplifying the music licensing process for clients, as well as delivering music crafted perfectly for their projects. DKC’s credits include Universal, Paramount, BBC, and QVC.
G-Force Music
G-Force Music is a new trailer music company in Los Angeles created by a team of seasoned industry professionals. Their inaugural album, Forcefield, which consists of 75 dramatic trailer sound design cues, buildups, and elements, is now available for license on their SourceAudio library site.
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