Synchronicity Music
Senior Music Supervisor

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Company: Synchronicity Music
Location: London, UK
Salary: Competitive / Commensurate with Experience
Start Date: TBC
About Synchronicity Music
Synchronicity Music is a music supervision company providing world-class creative music expertise across video games and trailers. Known for our deep storytelling instincts and progressive approach to music, we continue to grow alongside the needs of our clients and audiences.
We recently launched On Fire Creative, a music production library and custom score offering — to serve the evolving needs of video game developers, publishers, trailer houses and content creators.
As Synchronicity Music grows and this new division develops, we’re looking for a Senior Music Supervisor to join our growing team.
Role Overview
The Senior Music Supervisor will take the lead on music supervision across a wide range of Synchronicity Music’s projects — from creative development to final delivery. This role is ideal for someone with at least 5 years of experience in music supervision, who can independently manage complex, client-facing projects with creativity, strategic thinking, and confidence.
You’ll be responsible for shaping the music vision across video games, trailers and advertising, managing client relationships, handling licensing and rights negotiations, and collaborating with key partners. You’ll work closely with — and report into — the Creative Director of Synchronicity Music, ensuring alignment on both creative and commercial goals, while enjoying a high degree of autonomy and trust.
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Key Responsibilities
- Lead music supervision for a variety of projects across video games, trailers and advertising.
- Develop and pitch creative music approaches, concepts, and references in response to briefs.
- Oversee all aspects of licensing, clearance, and rights negotiations with music rights holders.
- Act as a day-to-day lead for clients, guiding them through the creative and production process.
- Build and nurture relationships with artists, composers, labels, publishers, and partners.
- Drive new business development – identifying, pursuing, and securing new client opportunities.
- Lead on pitch responses and proposals, crafting compelling creative strategies and presenting them to prospective clients.
- Support the Creative Director in helping to shape and execute a proactive business growth strategy for both Synchronicity Music and On Fire Creative.
- Collaborate with internal teams and external clients / music companies to ensure cohesive, premium quality project delivery.
- Stay engaged with current trends in music, technology, culture, and the sync industry.
- Represent Synchronicity Music at meetings, sessions, and industry events as required.


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Requirements
- Minimum of 5 years’ experience in music supervision.
- An outstanding portfolio of work leading music for video games, trailers, advertising, and branded content.
- An unrivalled network and established relationships with video-game companies, trailer houses and advertising agencies.
- In depth knowledge of music rights, clearance, and licensing practices.
- Wide-ranging knowledge of music and emerging talent.
- Comfortable owning and leading projects independently from start to finish.
- Strong relationship-building and communication skills, both internally and with clients.
- Highly organised and self-sufficient, able to juggle multiple deadlines and budgets.
- Familiarity with creative and presentation tools (Keynote, Adobe Premiere, etc.) is a bonus.
What We Offer
- A senior, autonomous role within a dynamic and supportive team.
- The opportunity to shape the sound of interactive entertainment.
- Close collaboration with the CD.
- Competitive salary and hybrid working.
- Personal Training Programming.
- Be part of a growing, supervision company led by award winning industry experts.
To Apply
Please send your CV and a short covering email outlining your experience and what excites you about joining Synchronicity Music to jobs@synchronicitymusic.co.uk
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