Klaus Sander

4 days ago

Thanks for being interested. As a baby-boomer I am dedicated to compose in the hands-on-style when growing up instead of today's computerized mediocre music scene. I do not use regurgitated AI material and just released my first album:
Album One:
Spotify URL
https://open.spotify.com/album/6rOr teESdrAQqChUItlJ0S
iTunes
http://itunes.apple.com/album/id1856796879?ls=1&app=itunes 1

Patrick Bachana| Authenticated | Sync & Catalog Consultant

22 hours ago

Hi Klaus,

First of all, congratulations on releasing your first album. That's no small milestone, especially doing it your way and staying true to your craft. I genuinely respect that.
And I completely understand what you mean about hands-on composition. There's a depth and intention in music written that way that simply can't be replicated by templates or trend-driven production. That authenticity is actually a strength, especially in sync.
To be honest, the kind of music supervisors and ad agencies I work around are often looking for exactly that: real compositions with character, not algorithmic background noise.
Now that the album is out, the important question becomes positioning. Not changing your sound, but making sure it's presented in a way that opens doors to film, TV, ad placements, and curated playlists that value instrumental craftsmanship.

If you're open to it, I do be happy to take a proper listen through the album and give you a brief, honest assessment of:

Which tracks are strongest for sync opportunities,
Where they could realistically fit "film, documentary, brand spots, etc.
What small adjustments (if any) would increase licensing potential
And a clear strategy to move it from release to placement, by helping you pitch supervisors strategically the way that work

No fluff. Just a focused plan tailored to your work.
If that sounds interesting, let me know and I'll outline how I typically structure this so you can see if it makes sense for you.

Best,
Patrick