Modern Guide to Music Publishing
This virtual guide will help you set yourself apart as a creator and help you better understand how your song earns money.
Register all or some of your songs in one place. Reduce redundancies and keep all your information organized in your Songtrust Dashboard.
Access the largest network of over 60 pay sources and collection societies in over 245 countries to collect all your publishing royalties.
Get in-depth royalty statements to better understand where your royalty revenues are coming from and influence business decisions about your creator career.
These 30-minute live sessions empower attendees to gain a better understanding of DIY music publishing. Led by our team of publishing specialists, you'll leave understanding the role publishing plays in your revenue collection, the breakdown of an original song (master recording vs. composition), and all the necessary components to determine if and when you need publishing.
Learning more about our clients and their journeys, and sharing them with our community, is one of our favorite things to do at Songtrust (aside from ensuring they collect all their global royalties!). Dig into stories and wise words from the clients we spotlighted in July, including:
- Lauren Sanderson
-Luciano Luna
- Zoey Lily
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In the film One Night in Miami, which depicts a fictionalized night of conversation among Sam Cooke, Malcolm X, Jim Brown, and Cassius Clay, Sam Cooke, played by Leslie Odom Jr., describes the impact on Bobby Womack's career when the Rolling Stones covered his "It's All Over Now" and sent it to the top of the charts.
While Womack hesitated to give his blessing for the cover, as the original songwriter, he earned - and continues to earn - publishing royalties for every use of the Rolling Stones version. Learn more about this historic example, and how cover versions can benefit songwriters.
Access what you’re due.
