For music supervisors

License Chris Coco for film, TV, ads and games

Chris Coco is a DJ, broadcaster and producer (Christopher Mellor), former editor of DJ Magazine (1990–2000), who runs the London label Disappear (DSPPR). The sound: balearic, chill out, deep house and global sounds. Music supervisors in Hollywood, Los Angeles and anywhere else can request a sync for film, TV and streaming, advertising, trailers and games here.

• SoundBalearic, chill out, deep house and global sounds
• Requests fromHollywood, Los Angeles and worldwide
• UsesFilm, TV and streaming, advertising, trailers, games

Updated 2026-11-14

Where this sound typically fits

• Sunset, coastal and travel scenes
• Lifestyle, hospitality and wellness brands
• Reflective and slow-motion moments
• Late-night and after-hours scenes
• Ambient beds under dialogue

Suggestions by style, not a list of past placements.

Listen and search the catalogue

• Music: the Bandcamp catalogue, playable on the site
• Disappear (DSPPR) label catalogue
• Coco Steel & Lovebomb (debut album It, Warp, 1994)
• Melodica mixes
• Bandcamp
• Spotify

How to clear a track

1. Pick the track. Use the catalogue links above and note the exact title and version.
2. Send the request. Send the project details through the licensing desk at https://chriscoco.uk/a2a. The site operator passes each request to the rights holders. The desk never grants a licence or quotes a fee.
3. Include the details. Production title and type, the scene and use, duration, media, territory, term, deadline and budget range.
4. Wait for both permissions. A sync needs the master (the recording) and the publishing (the composition). Nothing may be used until the rights holders grant a written licence.

Rights and contacts

Releases on Disappear (DSPPR) are on Chris Coco's own label; earlier records came out on other labels, such as Warp for Coco Steel & Lovebomb's debut.

• Bookings form on chriscoco.uk
• Official artist site: chriscoco.com
• Licensing desk on this site (for people and AI agents)

Questions from music supervisors

Can a music supervisor in Hollywood or Los Angeles license Chris Coco's music?

Yes, requests are taken from anywhere, including Los Angeles and Hollywood productions. Send the project details through the licensing desk at https://chriscoco.uk/a2a. The site operator passes each request to the rights holders. The desk never grants a licence or quotes a fee. Nothing is cleared until the rights holders grant a written licence.

Who controls the rights?

A sync needs two permissions: the master (the recording, usually held by the label or whoever paid for it) and the publishing (the composition, held by the writers or their publishers). Releases on Disappear (DSPPR) are on Chris Coco's own label; earlier records came out on other labels, such as Warp for Coco Steel & Lovebomb's debut.

What should a sync request include?

The production title and type (film, series, advert, trailer or game), the scene and how the music is used, the track, the duration, media, territory and term, your deadline, a budget range and a contact email.

Is the music one-stop or pre-cleared?

This site does not state that any track is one-stop or pre-cleared. Ask in your request and the rights holders will answer for the specific track.