ole’s musicnow 2.0: Majorly Updated Search Features To Easily Find the Perfect Songs for Your Projects

Screenshot of Interface

Since ole's launch in May of proprietary online song-search engine musicnow, many new features have been added to assist A&R and music supervisors quickly find the great songs they need.

The service, which hosts the company's entire catalogue of more than 40,000 songs, lets music supervisors, artists, and producers register at no charge to find, organize, download and share music for any number of Projects, making it easier than ever for users to license the work of ole songwriters and composers.

musicnow offers two search engines, each optimized for the end user:

syncnow – for music supervisors looking to license music for film, television, ads etc.

greatsongsnow – for A&R personnel looking to cut songs for their recording artists.

Among the service’s newly added features:

Hyperlinked Metatags
Simply click on any keyword search term of an individual song (genre, style, mood, etc.) to generate a new search of songs with the same metatagged data.

Select Songs for ZIP Download
Select individual songs in a Project list to be downloaded to a single ZIP file with the click of just one button.

Select Songs in a Project to Copy to a New Project
A great way to shortlist songs into new Projects.

Contact Information at Top of Project
No more looking up e-mails or phone numbers for ole creative staff that send you songs. Have a question? Click the e-mail or call the number on the Project page.

Expanded Song Play Information in Audio Player
See the version of the song being played in addition to the song title, artist, time position and total time.

The secure system protects the songwriters' intellectual property while allowing potential customers to easily audition material. Registered users can create projects and download high resolution audio tracks at 192kb or higher; nonmembers can stream music for audition purposes, but cannot access high-resolution audio or download material.

See musicnow in action by viewing this online tutorial

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