File:Logo Tribe of Noise.png | |
Type of business | Privately held company |
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Type of site | Social networking service, music websites, music licensing |
Founded | 2008 (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) |
Headquarters | Amsterdam, The Netherlands |
Founder(s) | Hessel van Oorschot Sandra Brandenburg |
Products | music: Film music, video game music, production music, soundtrack, theme music, music databases, internet radio, digital curation |
Website | www.tribeofnoise.com, pro.tribeofnoise.com, instoremusicservice.com |
Launched | July 14, 2008[1] |
Tribe of Noise BV;[2] An online community for musicians and digital music licensing company based in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. At date (11-2017) the music community facilitates roughly 30.000 members from 192 countries. Tribe of Noise operates digital music platforms exploiting curated, pre-priced and pre-licensed songs to media makers and all rights included background music services to businesses.
Tribe of Noise was founded by Sandra Brandenburg and Hessel van Oorschot in 2008. The main objective was to create an open community where independent musicians could share their music legally with businesses and media professionals in return for exposure. Based on the international Creative Commons 3.0 By-Share Alike license a legal framework was developed from scratch.
In 2010 the company was invited by experts in background music services to develop a quality music catalog as part of their in-store background music service. In conjunction with national performance rights organisations and neighbouring rights organisations a legal alternative for royalty managed background music services was launched in the same year.
In 2011 the company launched Tribe of Noise PRO helping media professionals to find, license and download high quality songs as opposed to stock music. The term “all rights included music” was introduced to media professionals and their clients meaning they do not have to pay additional fees to collection societies. An in-house developed Non-Exclusive Exploitation Contract (NEEC) is still the legal base of the Tribe of Noise PRO music licensing business.
In June 2013 the Tribe of Noise music community reached a milestone of 20.000 members.
Early August 2014 the Creative Commons 3.0 By-Share Alike license was updated to the Creative Commons 4.0 By-Share Alike license.
Year | Company | Type of partnership |
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2010 | Notice Branded Media | Strategic partner (white label) in-store music service |
2011 | Royal Streaming | Strategic partner (white label) in-store music service |
2012 | Getty Images[3] | Global partner and reseller of music licenses |
2013 | KPN | Strategic partner (white label) in-store music service |
2013 | DDJ Retail | Strategic partner (white label) in-store music service |
2014 | Copaco NV[4] | Strategic partner (white label) in-store music service |
2015 | KHN[5] | Strategic partner (white label) in-store music service |
Music tracks uploaded by the original rights holders to Tribe of Noise cannot be registered with performance rights organizations (CISAC) such as Buma/Stemra (NL), PRS (UK), GEMA (DE), ASCAP/BMI (USA), STIM (SE), SGAE (ES) and SACEM (FR). The music is either available under the Creative Commons (3.0) 4.0 By-Share Alike license or a Non-Exclusive Exploitation Contract.