For music supervisors
License Luna Ludmila for film, TV, ads and games
Luna Ludmila is a DJ, producer and live act from Utrecht, the Netherlands, whose debut album Lighter Days came out on Berg Audio in 2025. The sound: dub techno, minimal house, deep house and ambient. Music supervisors in Hollywood, Los Angeles and anywhere else can request a sync for film, TV and streaming, advertising, trailers and games here.
- SoundDub techno, minimal house, deep house and ambient
- Requests fromHollywood, Los Angeles and worldwide
- UsesFilm, TV and streaming, advertising, trailers, games
Updated 2026-11-14
Where this sound typically fits
- Night-time and city scenes
- Atmospheric and underwater-feeling sequences
- Design, architecture and technology visuals
- Slow-building tension
- Ambient beds under dialogue
Suggestions by style, not a list of past placements.
Listen and search the catalogue
How to clear a track
- Pick the track. Use the catalogue links above and note the exact title and version.
- Send the request. This site has no licensing desk. For a sync, write to the label that released the track, or send the request through her Bandcamp contact form.
- Include the details. Production title and type, the scene and use, duration, media, territory, term, deadline and budget range.
- Wait for both permissions. A sync needs the master (the recording) and the publishing (the composition). Nothing may be used until the rights holders grant a written licence.
Rights and contacts
Her records have come out on Berg Audio, Something Happening Somewhere and Stately Records, and on her own Bandcamp; the label that released a track is the place to start for its master.
Questions from music supervisors
- Can a music supervisor in Hollywood or Los Angeles license Luna Ludmila's music?
- Requests can come from anywhere, including Los Angeles and Hollywood productions. This site has no licensing desk. For a sync, write to the label that released the track, or send the request through her Bandcamp contact form. Nothing is cleared until the rights holders grant a written licence.
- Who controls the rights?
- A sync needs two permissions: the master (the recording, usually held by the label or whoever paid for it) and the publishing (the composition, held by the writers or their publishers). Her records have come out on Berg Audio, Something Happening Somewhere and Stately Records, and on her own Bandcamp; the label that released a track is the place to start for its master.
- What should a sync request include?
- The production title and type (film, series, advert, trailer or game), the scene and how the music is used, the track, the duration, media, territory and term, your deadline, a budget range and a contact email.
- Is the music one-stop or pre-cleared?
- This site does not state that any track is one-stop or pre-cleared. Ask in your request and the rights holders will answer for the specific track.