Ringo.

We make music rights work for brands, creators and rights holders through tech.

Which company you need depends on one date: the day the ad goes on air.

How it fits together
  1. Before it airs: Charlie.
  2. If it's disputed: Sync Valuations.
  3. Aired without a license: TrackShield.
  4. Even before it exists: Howl.

The companyRingo is the company behind all three. Which one you need depends on one date: the day the ad goes on air. Before that day, Charlie tells you what a track costs and how long clearance takes. After it, Sync Valuations brings facts and value to a dispute, and TrackShield recovers the fee when a brand used music without a license. Sync Valuations works for either side and stays out of every matter TrackShield handles.

Our manifesto: Music rights that work →

People

Some partnerships start in boardrooms. Ours started in a hardcore/punk band.

Marcel Alexander Wiebenga

Marcel Alexander Wiebenga

Co-founder

Played drums in Oil and Das Oath. Joined Sizzer in 2008 as employee number one and left as a partner to start Howl and Ringo. He has been putting music in ads ever since.

Nicholas van den Doel

Nicholas van den Doel

Co-founder

Sang in Oil. Started Jet Black Records and the Amsterdam Recording Company, ran Sizzer as managing director and sits on the board of Music Tech Netherlands. In sync licensing since 2008.

Portraits: Titia Hahne

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