Music and people
Describe a project, upload a storyboard, and find suitable music or creative talent from one workspace.
AUDIO Commercial music infrastructure for Ethiopia
Discovered. Licensed.
Used. Paid for.
Find music and talent, request a license, and keep rights and payments in one workspace.
Describe the project
Plain language is enough. Qene reviews rights before anything is confirmed.
Not a streaming service · Not a freelance marketplace · Works alongside collecting societies
Agencies & brandsFilm, TV & productionBroadcastersVenues & eventsArtists & rights holders
One connected process
The system between
creators and demand.
Qene is the infrastructure that helps music get discovered, licensed, used, tracked, and paid for more efficiently.
Rights and terms
Request licenses, confirm composition and master ownership, and see what is cleared, what still needs clearance, and what may require royalty reporting.
Use, track, pay
Manage production, keep contract and payment records, and — over time — monitor broadcast and digital usage alongside collecting societies.
One workspace for commercial use
Businesses, agencies, filmmakers, broadcasters, and other buyers run the brief through Qene instead of scattered chats and informal agreements.
- Describe a project and upload a storyboard
- Discover suitable music and creative talent
- Request licenses and manage production
- Keep a record of what was used and on what terms
Released music, ready for sync
Artists register work for commercial use, document ownership, and stay in the path of licensing opportunities — without giving the catalog away to a streaming feed.
- Register released music for sync
- Document composition and master ownership
- Confirm splits and receive licensing opportunities
- Track payments and, later, broadcast and digital usage
Rights, not replacement
Qene does not replace collecting societies.
It can operate alongside them by organizing rights data, identifying music usage, generating accurate reporting, and helping commercial users understand what is licensed, what requires clearance, and what may require royalty reporting.
Organized rights data
Ownership, splits, and repertoire sit in one place so clearance is not a guess from a chat thread.
Reporting that can travel
Usage detections and license records can support collecting societies, broadcasters, and rights holders.
Payments with a paper trail
Clients can later fund approved work or licenses. Creators receive structured payouts. Qene keeps the transaction and contract record.
For music professionalsBookings that last
Apply to join as a creator for hire Bookings that last
after the first introduction.
Talent bookings keep recurring scheduling, cancellation protection, reputation, and payment records on the platform — so both sides have a reason to come back. Qene is not a freelance board that drops the relationship after the first message.
The long-term advantageA data network
A data network
behind the market.
Verified repertoire, rights ownership, music characteristics, and commercial briefs stay connected.
Buyer preferences, licensing history, usage detections, and creator performance records compound as more people join.
As artists, buyers, broadcasters, and rights organizations participate, Qene becomes more useful to every side of the market.