user17250: I want to use the song Spirit of Life by Blackmill as background music video but I wasn't able to find any information about license to use this song. I tried to contact Blackmill as well but no response. I'm trying not to use a different song because it works so well with my video currently. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

user14504: Having licensed music for videos I've produced; from having custom tracks re-recorded by one of Audio Jungles top artists (1 Million in Sales); to one hit wonders who had radio airplay; to even Katy Perry... 
You need to find out what Label the album is under; meaning, who owns the rights. 
Blackmill will have no say, unless they own the masters which I doubt. 
The label information should be easilly found on the CD/Album info. 
Contact the label; and they will either have a licensing department or they will refer you to their agency. 
It is a time consuming process; there is a lot of back and forth, and it could be expensive. Very. If they are under a large label; and they don't have an agreement with a "licencing agency" like ExtremeMusic; which basically mass sells known artists and because they do so on a large scale basis they have a basic rate sheet; 1 song for x use for x type of duplication used in x such a way = this price;  if they don't have that track on a easy to buy list; it's going to involve a custom negotiation where money talks and if you don't have the money...  don't expect a return call. 
Contacting Blackmill or even their manager/management is likely going to prove a waste of time. 

17250: <p>I want to use the song Spirit of Life by Blackmill as background music video but I wasn't able to find any information about license to use this song. I tried to contact Blackmill as well but no response. I'm trying not to use a different song because it works so well with my video currently. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.</p>
 14504: <p>Having licensed music for videos I've produced; from having custom tracks re-recorded by one of Audio Jungles top artists (1 Million in Sales); to one hit wonders who had radio airplay; to even Katy Perry... </p>

<p>You need to find out what Label the album is under; meaning, who owns the rights. </p>

<p>Blackmill will have no say, unless they own the masters which I doubt. </p>

<p>The label information should be easilly found on the CD/Album info. </p>

<p>Contact the label; and they will either have a licensing department or they will refer you to their agency. </p>

<p>It is a time consuming process; there is a lot of back and forth, and it could be expensive. Very. If they are under a large label; and they don't have an agreement with a "licencing agency" like ExtremeMusic; which basically mass sells known artists and because they do so on a large scale basis they have a basic rate sheet; 1 song for x use for x type of duplication used in x such a way = this price;  if they don't have that track on a easy to buy list; it's going to involve a custom negotiation where money talks and if you don't have the money...  don't expect a return call. </p>

<p>Contacting Blackmill or even their manager/management is likely going to prove a waste of time. </p>
