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.
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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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Audoo captures over 46,900 hours of music from Kiwi businesses
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Fitness, wellbeing, and music ReDefined
After 20 years in the fitness industry, Jimmy August decided it was time to create a space of his own where people could come and experience a holistic approach to health. In his prior work as a trainer for Les Mills, and then in health club management, he discovered his passion was around innovation and successful wellness initiatives. That’s where ReDefined Wellbeing Hub was born and has since been recognised at the 2023 Exercise Awards, winning the OneMusic sponsored, Independent Facility of the Year award.
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Mike Chunn on songwriting and why music must exist
For Mike Chunn CNZM, former member of iconic bands Split Enz and Citizen Band, and founder of Play It Strange, his love of music and songwriting has followed him his whole life. As Play It Strange, a charitable trust that promotes and inspires songwriting in secondary schools, continues to celebrate “Twenty Strange Years”, Mike reflects on his journey and the importance of music in our lives.
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Thyme Square encourages patrons to take time out
Logan Murray wears many hats at Hamilton’s home of intimate dining, Thyme Square Restaurant, so it’s no wonder he took home the win for Outstanding Chef and Emerging Front of House, at the Waikato Hospitality Awards 2023.
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Elevating the Ambiance: How Music Sets the Tone at Kohi Beach Eatery
Situated along the scenic shores of Kohimarama Beach in Auckland, Kohi Beach Eatery is the charming establishment that takes pride in offering a relaxed dining experience to its sea-side patrons. From its locally sourced menu to its picturesque location, this all-day eatery holds a special place in the of locals and visitors alike.
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Shine On: Helping Find Inspiration and Self-Expression Through Music and Fashion
Homegrown NZ-owned fashion retailer Shine On has been providing fashion-forward clothing to Kiwi women since 2007. What started as an online-only Trade Me store based in West Auckland has now grown to include three physical stores across Auckland and one in Christchurch with over 120 staff - making Shine On a well known and loved clothing store here in New Zealand.
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