Atom Music Audio

Bulgaria • HollywoodFounded 2016
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Atom Music Audio is an independent production music library founded in 2016, specializing in trailer music, TV promos, and feature film underscore for major studios including Sony Pictures, Warner Bros, Netflix, and Disney.

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Headquarters

Bulgaria and Hollywood, CA

Specializations

  • Film Trailers
  • TV Promos
  • Feature Film Underscore
  • Advertising
  • Sound Effects

Additional Details

Genres

Orchestral HybridCinematicElectronicPop Vocal

Submission Process

Submit tracks through their website. Focus on cinematic, high-energy production suitable for trailers and promos. Include stems and alternate mixes.

Typical Fee Structure

Per-project licensing negotiated based on media type, territory, and usage duration. Trailer placements typically range from $2,000 to $15,000.

Notable Clients

  • Sony Pictures Entertainment
  • Warner Bros Pictures
  • Walt Disney Studios
  • Lucasfilm
  • Universal Pictures
  • Marvel Entertainment
  • Amazon Studios
  • Netflix
  • NBC
  • CBS
  • FX Networks
  • Focus Features

Atom Music Audio is an independent production music library founded in 2016, specializing in trailer music, TV promos, and feature film underscore. Based in Bulgaria with a Hollywood office, the company licenses music to major studios including Sony Pictures, Warner Bros, Netflix, and Disney.

How Atom Music Audio Works

Atom Music Audio operates as a specialized production music library focused on high-impact trailer and promotional content. The company creates and curates music specifically designed for film marketing, television advertising, and cinematic underscore.

Their catalog includes:

  • Trailer music engineered for maximum emotional impact
  • TV promo beds and stings
  • Feature film underscore
  • Sound effects (SFX)
  • Pop vocal tracks through their artist series

The company owns its catalog outright, which simplifies licensing. Clients search the catalog through their SourceAudio-powered client portal or Disco Search platform. Licensing is negotiated per project, with terms based on media type, territory, and usage duration.

Atom Music Audio maintains offices in Bulgaria and Hollywood, California. This dual-location structure lets them serve European markets while maintaining direct access to the US entertainment industry, particularly the trailer house ecosystem in Los Angeles.

Real-World Example

A trailer house working on a Marvel Studios film needs 60 seconds of high-intensity orchestral hybrid music for a teaser trailer. They search Atom Music Audio's catalog, find a suitable track, and request a quote. The licensing fee for a theatrical trailer placement typically ranges from $2,000 to $15,000 depending on the film's distribution scope and territory coverage. The track syncs to picture and airs in theaters worldwide, on YouTube, and in broadcast spots. The composer earns both the upfront licensing fee and performance royalties when the trailer airs on television through their PRO.

Their first major placement was Walt Disney Studios' "SOLO: A Star Wars Story." Since then, their music has appeared in trailers for "Wonder Woman 1984," "Ford v Ferrari," "The Northman," "Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes," and TV series including "The Boys," "American Horror Story," and "Ahsoka."

Why It Matters for Independent Artists

Atom Music Audio focuses on trailer and promo music, which demands a specific production style. If you compose cinematic, high-energy, or hybrid orchestral music, this library is a strong target for your catalog.

To get your music considered:

  • Submit through their website with broadcast-quality tracks
  • Include stems and alternate mixes (instrumental versions are required for trailer work)
  • Ensure all metadata is clean and rights are fully cleared
  • Study recent trailer placements to understand their sound profile

Trailer music is one of the most lucrative sync niches. A single placement in a major film trailer can generate thousands in upfront fees plus ongoing performance royalties. Read our guide on creating music for sync licensing to learn production techniques that make your tracks sync-ready.

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