For music supervisors and agencies

The right track also has to be the possible one.

Harmeon helps music supervisors, agencies and creative teams accelerate music discovery without separating it from licensing reality. Briefs, reference audio or video become explainable shortlists, filterable by readiness and shareable with everyone involved in the decision.

Search workspace
Creative brief

Elegant tension, gradual build and a bright ending. No dominant vocal.

Semantic search
Suggested shortlist12
Midnight LinesElectronic · 112 BPM · Instrumental

Controlled tension and a final lift aligned with the scene.

Open HorizonAlt-pop · 106 BPM · Instrumental mix

Progressive emotional arc, publishing needs review.

The problem today

The right music may be close. Finding and licensing it is another matter.

Supervisors and creative teams often have to reconstruct a scattered market themselves: source catalogs from different parties, navigate unstructured files and only later discover who can actually authorize a track.

01

Every catalog has to be sourced and rebuilt

Exploring the market means contacting labels, publishers and other rights holders directly, obtaining each catalog and working across spreadsheets, CSV files, links and inconsistent formats that may be incomplete or outdated.

How Harmeon responds

Harmeon makes catalogs and repertoire accessible in one structured, coherent space, without forcing supervisors to reconstruct disconnected sources and versions every time.

02

Search stops at static parameters

Title, artist, genre, BPM and tags help filter, but they do not truly understand a brief, a reference track or the narrative intention of a scene. Results still depend on rigid taxonomies and manual catalog knowledge.

How Harmeon responds

Semantic search interprets creative context from a brief, similar audio or video and surfaces relevant alternatives that traditional search may never reveal.

03

It is unclear who must authorize the track

Even after finding the music, identifying who controls master and publishing rights, which shares they administer and who must be contacted for every approval can require further research, emails and intermediaries.

How Harmeon responds

Harmeon connects recordings, works, rights holders and rights, making the relevant parties, confirmation status and missing steps visible before clearance begins.

Decision intelligence

Creative intent becomes intelligent music discovery.

Harmeon uses AI to broaden and accelerate discovery, not to replace professional sensitivity. It understands different inputs, searches by meaning and makes every recommendation explainable while keeping the creative team in control of selection.

01

Understand the input

AI interprets written briefs, reference audio or the video that needs music, reading mood, pace, emotional arc and creative constraints.

02

Search semantically

It explores different catalogs through meaning and context, moving beyond keywords, genres and static tags without requiring prior knowledge of the repertoire.

03

Rank and explain

It evaluates alignment with creative intent, ranks results and shows why each track may work, making selection readable and defensible.

04

Prepare the shortlist

It combines relevance, completeness and rights signals. The team decides what belongs in a stronger shortlist ready for the next steps.

Impact on the work

More time for music direction. Less time lost to verification.

01

Deeper discovery

Relevant alternatives emerge that a tag-only search might never surface.

02

Fewer false starts

Rights signals reduce shortlists built around tracks that are not realistically usable.

03

Stronger choices

Reasoning and context make every proposal clearer to clients, directors and producers.

AI accelerates search. Taste remains human.

Harmeon expands the space of possibilities and makes alternatives easier to understand while keeping the creative decision in professional hands.

See how it works