Equalizing Music
Balance the Mix is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit creating inclusive, equitable music solutions that drive both business and social impact.
The Challenge
The Creative Industries Need a Remix.
The Value Gap
Most music creators are undervalued, underpaid, and excluded — while a select few thrive.
The Equity Gap
The music industry lacks diverse voices — limiting music’s richness, relatability, and reach.
The Opportunity
We’re in a “sound-on” era.
Music powers storytelling across every screen, stream, and platform.
86% of ads in the $1 trillion global advertising industry include music
A single music license can earn $2,000 to over $100,000 — often surpassing a musician’s annual income
Over 50% of CMOs are women, reflecting a shift toward more inclusive leadership
Our Vision
An Equalized Music Ecosystem
We empower creative leaders to reshape the music supply chain with fairness, transparency, and inclusion at its core. Our approach ensures:
Our Mission
Amplifying opportunities for untapped talent.
We connect music and media to unlock paid opportunities for underrepresented creators in music composition sync, and artist partnerships — while helping brands measurably move the needle with inclusive, ethical music solutions.
Who’s in the Mix?
If music shapes your storytelling, you’re part of the mix:
Artists & Music Producers
Brands & Agencies
Film & TV Directors
Record Labels & Publishers
Content Creators (Social Media, Podcasts)
Game Developers
Why Equalize Music?
Creative Excellence
Diversity of thought, backgrounds and experiences drive innovation
Authentic Connection
Culture-rich music resonates with audiences
Return On Inclusion
Inclusive storytelling drives up to 83% higher engagement
Ethical Leadership
Set a new standard for fairness and creative integrity
Commercial Performance
Brand-aligned talent can boost sales up to 86% and media impact 50%
It's Time to Balance the Mix
When music reflects everyone,it connects everyone.
Trusted and Supported By
In The Press
Balance the Mix to host Middle East’s first women’s workshop on music production
Breaking Records, but Not Barriers: Female Musicians Still Need Brands’ Support to Thrive
