Nagamo Publishing

Nagamo Publishing is a Toronto-based Indigenous music publisher offering a production music library, sync licensing, custom composition, music supervision, and voiceover and dubbing.

Nagamo Publishing is an active Indigenous music publisher operating in Toronto, Ontario. Its current official site presents the brand as Nagamo and Nagamo Publishing, while the site’s privacy-policy title uses Nagamo Music Publishing. Current Ontario Creates and 2026 Banff industry records identify the legal entity as Nagamo Publishing Inc. MusicList uses Nagamo Publishing as the canonical public brand and retains Nagamo, Nagamo Music, Nagamo Music Publishing and Nagamo Publishing Inc. as identity-resolution variants. The current Canadian trademark record supports the legal identity and music-publishing services, but its 2019 filing date is not founding evidence, so MusicList publishes no founding year. The official Terms page supplies a Toronto, Ontario mailing base, and the City of Toronto independently lists Nagamo Publishing among music publishers. MusicList publishes Toronto as an operating location without reproducing the exact address or inferring a headquarters or client-facing office. The location of Nagamo’s September 2026 composer intensive is used only as current-activity evidence, not as separate office evidence. The current official footer states that Nagamo Publishing is part of the Dadan Sivunivut group of Indigenous media corporations. MusicList discloses that group context without creating a structured relation to an unapproved parent entity or inferring ownership percentages, leadership or legal structure. Nagamo’s current homepage says the company was created in Canada and that most of its music features First Nations, Métis and Inuit artists. Its composer page describes a community working mostly in Canada and seeking global relationships. MusicList uses this evidence to describe Nagamo as an Indigenous music publisher with international scope without importing individual identity claims beyond the organization’s current public presentation. The current official homepage and Services page support a production music library, licensing services, custom music creation, music supervision, and voiceover and dubbing. The library page explains that production teams can license tracks directly online for underscore and sync use, and the official site also offers broader blanket licensing. MusicList normalizes this evidence into five bounded services: production music library, sync licensing, custom music composition, music supervision, and voiceover and dubbing, with an international service territory and online music licensing as one explicit remote service. It does not infer record-label, recording, distribution, artist-management, rights-clearance, royalty-administration, catalogue-acquisition, composer-development, event, education or guaranteed-outcome services. Commissioning tracks and hosting composer catalogues are treated as operating-model context rather than separate client services. The current official homepage identifies CBC in its client and trusted-by presentation and includes a current catalogue-agreement testimonial. MusicList publishes CBC as one representative client without importing the quote, named employee, agreement length, other clients, logos, projects, metrics or outcomes and without creating a graph relation. The current Our Work page presents project highlights, but it does not state Nagamo’s exact service role for each item, so no representative work is published. The official sitemap records January 2026 updates to the Services page and April 2026 updates to the composer-intensive page. The intensive is scheduled in Toronto for September 2026 and independently confirms current activity, but its application deadline has passed. MusicList does not publish the program as a current opportunity, service or open intake route and excludes participant requirements, support details, event claims, named people and outcomes. The current official composer page openly invites Indigenous singers, songwriters, instrumentalists, composers and producers to submit mainly instrumental, broadcast-quality production music. It designates submissions@nagamo.ca as the organization’s general submissions role inbox and requests an organized Dropbox folder, initial WAV or MP3 main mixes, a creative title in each audio filename and a document detailing samples used. MusicList publishes those bounded instructions and omits the optional community disclosure. The page says not all submissions are accepted, submission does not guarantee inclusion and Nagamo cannot guarantee a response. MusicList republishes no named person, personal inbox, exact address, submitted material, correspondence or private information and infers no fee, deadline, review time, commission, licence, placement or other outcome. No image-reuse permission was established, so the profile uses MusicList’s deterministic monogram fallback.

Services & representation

Services

production music library, sync licensing, custom music composition, music supervision, voiceover and dubbing

Remote services

online music licensing

Service territory

international

Representative roster

CBC

Submissions

Open to submissions ↗· Last checked July 28, 2026Designated role inboxRequested materials: An organized Dropbox folder titled “[name] - Nagamo Submission”, WAV or MP3 main mixes for the initial submission, a creative title in each audio filename, a document detailing the samples used

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