Songwriting & Music Publishing
The White House’s new Request For Information allows citizens (and artists) to voice their opinion on AI regulation.
Jeremy Young on 10/02/2025 in
Copyright Law |
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Comments (0) The four major U.S. performing rights organizations (PROs) have announced the expansion of Songview, the public performance copyright data resource launched by ASCAP and BMI in 2020.
Bruce Houghton on 09/29/2025 in
Live & Ticketing |
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Comments (0) Landing a sync placement is just the beginning. With this guide to sync placement publicity, learn what to do next. Done right, a sync placement can mean major buzz, grow a fanbase, and attract more opportunities.
Alana Bonilla on 09/02/2025 in
Music Marketing |
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Comments (0) In the age of AI, why write music yourself? As AI-generated songs flood the internet, fewer people see the value in learning to write music themselves. In this thought-provoking piece, Ray Harmony explores why preserving the craft of songwriting is more vital, and rewarding than ever.
Alana Bonilla on 08/28/2025 in
D.I.Y. |
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Comments (0) In today’s digital world, one wrong click could leak your unreleased music or give hackers access to your creative work. From two-factor authentication to phishing traps, learn how to protect music and lock down your content and stay in control.
Alana Bonilla on 08/15/2025 in
Copyright Law |
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Comments (0) Performing Rights Organizations (PROs) like ASCAP, BMI and SESAC collect fees from venues that play live or recorded music and distribute them to Artists. Learn how to report setlists to PROs and increase your chances of getting your share.
Bruce Houghton on 08/07/2025 in
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Comments (0) Streaming is falling short for today’s songwriters, and many are choosing to forge their own path instead of waiting for change. MIDiA’s new report shows how a new generation of. Continue reading
Alana Bonilla on 07/31/2025 in
Music Business |
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Comments (0) The traditional “pure” songwriter is quickly disappearing – and the entire music industry could suffer because of it, writes Tatiana Cirisano of MIDiA Research. As more writers are forced to become performers just to survive, the future of songwriting, collaboration, and fair compensation is at risk.
Alana Bonilla on 07/10/2025 in
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Comments (0) Musician are suing PRS For Music saying they’re missing millions in PRO royalties for songs performed at UK gigs. The suit claims the PRO failed to track the setlists for more than 100,000 UK gigs.
Bruce Houghton on 07/07/2025 in
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Comments (0) Turn original compositions into a new income stream by selling sheet music directly through your website. This guide shows how to produce sheet music including how to set up a professional store, attract fans, and keep 100% of sales revenue without relying on third-party platforms.
Alana Bonilla on 07/03/2025 in
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Comments (0) Despite their mission to protect music creators, Performing Rights Organizations (PROs) often funnel royalties to major artists while leaving independent musicians behind, says Michael Dorf. The founder of the Knitting. Continue reading
Alana Bonilla on 06/11/2025 in
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