One Licence. OneMusic.
A OneMusic licence gives you the permission you need to play our music in your business, and support the people that make the music you love
Why Do I Need a Licence to Play Music?
How it Works
Businesses get a OneMusic licence
You gain the legal permission needed
to play our music in your business.
Click here to get licensed.
Music creators get paid royalties
Your licence fee is distributed by
APRA AMCOS & Recorded Music NZ.
Click here to learn more.
Businesses Play Music
Music enhances your business,
you, your staff & customers all benefit.
Click here for the stats.
Music creators keep making music
Crafting music takes time, money & creativity.
Your licence play a part.
Click here to learn more.
Using Music in a Business
Having permission to play music in a business is a legal requirement, regardless of the industry you operate in or how you use music.
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