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APM Music, renowned for the unique quality and range of its production music library, is proud to announce a worldwide partnership with the National Hockey League (NHL®), effective immediately.

Under an exclusive deal with the NHL, Hollywood-based production-music supplier APM Music will provide all the music used, collectively and individually, by the league and its 32 teams for broadcast, in-venue, commercial, promotional, and social-media applications. This arrangement comes just ahead of tonight’s start of the season, with NHL broadcasts shared by Disney’s ESPN and Warner’s TNT Sports under a seven-year deal commencing this season.

APM Music, the largest production music library in North America, and Cyanite, a technology company developing a suite of AI-powered music search products announced today a strategic partnership that will provide users with improved tagging and metadata to enhance their search queries.

Augmented crowd sound opens new channel for suppliers

By Dan Daley, Audio Editor

Production teams looking for library and production music and cues have more choices than ever before, including a new entry this year: Arena Waves. Here are some of the leading sources and what they have to offer.

Click here for Tech Focus: Sports Music, Part 1 — Pandemic Spurs Greater Demand.

HOLLYWOOD, CA (March 29, 2021) — APM Music, a music production company with more than 900,000 tracks from over 185 countries, has entered into an agreement with enterprise music licensing platform Qwire. The deal represents a partnership between two leaders in the music for media industry. 

COVID-19 is creating new needs and putting pressure on vulnerable populations and the non-profits who support them.

A recent article published by Sports Video Group "How APM Music Laid the Soundtrack to LSU’s Championship Run" showcases the importance of music and sports content.

APM Music and Pro Sound Effects (PSE) have joined forces to create exclusive packages for editors and content creators to source the highest-quality sound effects.

"The company has been in the same tower since opening its doors in Los Angeles in 1984, but it’s moved up in the world, from a few rooms to most of the ninth floor. APM has scaled the heights in more ways than one." - Variety