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Formed in 1968, Standard Music Library provides classic archive television sounds through to richly creative contemporary styles.

With a long history representing the works of pioneering composers, we are home to catalogue by such diverse names and talents as Brian Eno, Delia Derbyshire, Matthew Herbert, George Martin, Gordon Giltrap, Ben Salisbury, Krust, The Heavytrackerz, Marco Pirroni (Adam & The Ants), Richard Thair (Red Snapper), and Sheridan Tongue

A multitude of TV series, films, games and brands have dipped into Standard’s library catalogue including: Triangle of Sadness, Serpico, Sex and the City, The West Wing, South Park, The One Show, Masterchef, Come Dine With Me, Coronation Street, I’m a Celebrity, Top Gear, Agatha & Poirot, Grand Theft Auto, Just Cause 4, Burberry and even Debbie Does Dallas.

Standard Music Library

Remastered from the original tapes and presented as released on vinyl, this collection showcases some of the most familiar themes and legendary composers of the 60s, 70s and 80s.

Standard Archive

Standard Music Library has signed an agreement to represent Fold Music in the UK and Ireland.

Fold Music launched in 2023 as the first production music platform to work exclusively with independent labels, publishers and artists. The company is committed to a fairer deal for the artist, and has set a new industry benchmark with a royalty rate of 60%, while also allowing artists to retain control of their own catalogue.

FOLD represents production music libraries of respected independent music companies including Domino, Fat Cat, Mute, Minds On Fire, Accidental and EPM. Its catalogue includes works from artists such as Steve Mason, Dennis Bovell, Laura Cannell, Oakra, CFCF, Villagers, Miro Shot and Laaraji.

FOLD

Launched in 2021, Picture Box Music is a new catalogue from Warren and Brian Bennett, two of the industry's most recognisable and prolific composers. Individually and collaboratively, they're responsible for countless film and television scores, advertising campaigns and documentaries along with major successes in single and album charts around the world. With their years of knowledge and experience, discover a diverse, distinct selection of synch-friendly music.

Picture Box Music

The production music library of French / British composer duo, Savage & Spies, featuring their own work and that of further fresh composing talent from across Europe. Cinetiks provides a swiftly expanding collection of evocative, high-quality, cinematic music. Simple, haunting themes and distinctive soundscapes with rich, multi-layered textures where electronic sound merges organically into the acoustic.

Cinetiks

Formed by legendary library composer, James Kenelm Clarke. A boutique label of simple and subtle melodies and moods, predominantly classical and acoustic and ever-evolving. Featuring composers such as Patrick Hawes, David Snell and James Clarke himself.

Musica Britannica

Established catalogue from Czechia offering an extensive range of renowned public domain classical works from composers including Handel, Mozart, Tchaikovsky, Bizet, Brahms and Vivaldi, alongside traditional music from Russia, Chechnya and former Soviet regions, plus klezmer, Jewish and Gypsy music and a growing contemporary selection.

All Music Gallery

From the creative minds of Jim and Rob Homes (aka Boe Weaver), this label prides itself on bringing together the most talented musicians and striving for records with unique character and a real human quality. With over 20 years of experience in the recording industry, both as commercial artists and as producers of a range of household names, its fair to say they know a thing or two about creating captivating sounds. Their previous experience writing for legendary production music labels as well as a host of commissioned works for media, means this promises to be a treasure trove for editors, supervisors, and crate-diggers for decades to come.

The kind that bleeds colour, the kind they used before everything went digital and soulless. Film stock all captures the world, but each one tells the truth a little differently. That’s what we’re chasing. Wünderland isn’t about technical perfection; it’s about feel. It’s about grain. Texture. That magical, messy imperfection that makes a moment feel realer than real.

What you get from Wünderland isn’t a sterile, pixel-perfect facsimile of life. No. You get tone. You get heat. You get the flicker of nostalgia you didn’t know you were holding onto, the ache of a half-remembered summer, the sound of shoes on wet pavement after midnight, a laugh in a back alley, the smell of cigarettes and cheap perfume in a room full of ideas and bad decisions. It’s aesthetic, yes - but it’s more than that. It’s mood. It’s memory. It’s the thing that clings to your ribs long after the lights come up and the story fades to black.

These aren't your typical library albums. They're not stock. They're stories. They're moods pressed into wax - metaphorically or otherwise - that know exactly who they are.


Wünderland isn’t trying to be everything to everyone. We're trying to be unforgettable to those who care.


That’s the tone. That’s the grain. That’s the difference.