From time to time, we spotlight handpicked Music Offers from across the Music2Deal community. Two bands and two licensing-ready tracks—from Argentina, USA/Germany, UK, and Sweden. Review the summaries and connect directly on Music2Deal.
SUIT (Argentina) — Poppendent Publisher, Denmark)
Pop band from Argentina performing live non-stop since February 2018. Passionate, reliable, and growing, SUIT deliver both covers and originals for recording and live applications.
A melancholic mid-tempo Pop track “Left Behind” by LoveLounge with male vocals (2025), honoring someone dear. PRS-registered, unlicensed, master ready—available for film, compilation, or commercial use.
Up-tempo Dance/Electronica track “Give Me a Break” with male vocals (2025). Uplifting, energetic; master available for licensing—ideal for commercial, film, gaming, compilation, or ringtone use.
Swedish punk-alternative blending Ramones energy with Beach Boys melodies. English-language, recording-focused; new album and a spring 2022 Japan tour on the horizon.
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From time to time, we spotlight standout professionals from across the Music2Deal community. If you’re looking for production power, deep industry roots, or global connections, start with these four.
Lasse de Flon — SXR Music Group (Record Label & Independent Publisher, Denmark)
Head of SXR Music Group; independent publisher/label exec with decades of experience across A&R, catalog, and releases.
What to talk about: catalog opportunities, A&R, Scandinavian market, distribution/label partnerships. Connect on Music2Deal: View Lasse’s profile → https://music2deal.com/scan/subexile
Frank Greenfield — The Family of Funk (Artist/Producer, USA)
Artist, guitarist and producer behind The Family of Funk, with a career spanning major-label and film/TV placements.
What to talk about: collaborations, live bookings, catalog for TV/film, production and co-production. Connect on Music2Deal: View Frank’s profile → https://music2deal.com/us/FrankDevilleGreenfield
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Music2Deal: Can you give us a quick intro—who is Daniel Silveira? Daniel Silveira: “I’m a creative and music professional with a strong background in artist development, A&R, and music and video production. Over the years, I’ve had the opportunity to collaborate with major global brands and internationally renowned artists, directing and producing high-profile projects across the music and entertainment industry. I’ve also led major TV and music events and contributed to soundtracks for iconic Brazilian productions, shaping memorable moments in pop culture. My passion lies in bringing artistic visions to life and creating impactful experiences for audiences worldwide.”
Music2Deal: Have you done international licensing or signed artists abroad? And in your opinion, which country offers the best opportunities for licensing music, and why? Daniel Silveira: “Yes, I’ve had the opportunity to license music and work with artists on an international scale, collaborating with major global brands and industry leaders. Throughout my career, I’ve facilitated international deals and expanded the reach of artists beyond their home markets. In terms of the best country to license music to, it depends on the genre and audience. The U.S., Brazil, and the U.K. are strong markets due to their global influence and streaming dominance, while Latin America and Europe offer great opportunities for artists with culturally resonant sounds. Ultimately, the right market is where the music connects most authentically with its audience.”
Music2Deal: What are some of the standout projects you’ve worked on? Daniel Silveira: “Throughout my career, I have had the privilege of directing and producing high-profile projects featuring world-class artists alongside Brazilian and Latin talents. These collaborations include Taylor Swift, Shania Twain, Michael Bolton, Frank Sinatra with Paula Fernandes, Enrique Iglesias with Luan Santana, Ivete Sangalo with Shakira, Alejandro Sanz, and Nelly Furtado, as well as Akon with Negra Li. I have also worked on audiovisual projects with Caetano Veloso, Jorge Benjor, Zeca Pagodinho, Kid Abelha, among many others. I’ve also spearheaded major television and music events like The Voice Brazil, MTV Studio Coca-Cola, Luau MTV, and Skol Beats Festival, helping shape some of the most iconic moments in live entertainment. Additionally, I’ve produced soundtracks for legendary Brazilian TV series and films, including Hilda Furacão, Kubanacan, and Senhora do Destino, which have left a lasting mark on pop culture. These projects stand out not only for their scale and influence but also for the way they seamlessly brought together music, artists, and media in a meaningful and powerful way.”
Photo with Shania, Danile and his team
Music2Deal: What exciting things are you currently working on? Daniel Silveira: “I am currently in Portugal, working on personal artistic projects and engaging with European music producers, as well as film, animation, and game producers, to develop innovative projects in these fields. My goal is to reconnect with my roots and create original music for the film industry, which is currently thriving due to the growth of video streaming platforms.”
Music2Deal: In your view, what’s the biggest challenge in today’s music industry—and how can it be tackled? Daniel Silveira: “One of the biggest challenges facing the music industry today is fair compensation for artists in the streaming era. While digital platforms have revolutionized access to music, they often fail to provide sustainable revenue for creators. To address this, we need a more balanced economic model—one that ensures artists receive fairer royalties, encourages direct fan engagement, and explores alternative monetization strategies such as sync licensing, exclusive content, and partnerships with film, gaming, and other media industries. By fostering innovation and advocating for better revenue distribution, we can create a more sustainable future for artists and the industry as a whole.”
Music2Deal: What’s on your radar for the coming year? Daniel Silveira: “Next year, my focus is on expanding my work in original music production. I plan to deepen my collaborations with European producers and creators, developing new projects that blend music with visual storytelling. Additionally, I want to leverage my experience in artist development and A&R to work on new cross-market opportunities, bridging Latin, European, and global audiences. With the continued growth of streaming platforms, I see a great opportunity to contribute to high-quality soundtracks and audiovisual productions that leave a lasting impact.”
Daniel with Luan Santana recording Bailando with Enrique Iglesias in Cuba
Music2Deal: What’s your take on Music2Deal.com? Daniel Silveira: “Music2Deal is an exceptional platform that bridges the gap between artists, musicians, and industry professionals, creating valuable opportunities for collaboration and growth. In today’s dynamic music industry, where partnerships can be developed both remotely and in person, having a dedicated space to connect, network, and exchange opportunities is more important than ever. Music2Deal not only facilitates these connections but also helps expand horizons, opening doors to new markets and creative collaborations worldwide.”
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