Get SoundExchange Artist Group (Non-US) Registration 2009-2024

TuneCore's digital store partners where your releases are distributed payout for downloads and streaming sales. Streaming services (like Spotify) pay artists based on a percentage of revenue that the service receives from subscription and ad revenue.

SoundExchange collects royalties for ALL sound recordings played on non-interactive digital radio. ... For clarification, SoundExchange does not collect royalties for videos or other visual media (including YouTube and VEVO).

TuneCore Publishing Administration collects royalties for the songwriter(s) of the composition . ... SoundExchange collects and distributes royalties for the featured artist and the sound recording copyright owner when content is played on a non-interactive digital source such as Satellite Radio.

Artist & Rights Owner Menu We have paid out more than $7 billion in royalties since our first distribution. Under the law, 45 percent of performance royalties are paid directly to the featured artists on a recording, and 5 percent are paid to a fund for non-featured artists.

There is absolutely no fee when becoming a member with SoundExchange. Current benefits include: Maximize your revenue through foreign royalty collections. SoundExchange has more than 46 collection agreements with counterparts in 35 countries worldwide.

So, in short, no, SoundExchange reporting does not supersede (or eliminate the need for) BMI/ASCAP/SESAC reporting. Currently BMI is accepting the report we generate each quarter to cover their specific streaming authorship royalties - through 2016.

When an artist registers with SoundExchange, the Performer(s) can claim a percentage of royalties owed to them on a recording-by-recording basis.

There is absolutely no fee when becoming a member with SoundExchange. Current benefits include: Maximize your revenue through foreign royalty collections. SoundExchange has more than 46 collection agreements with counterparts in 35 countries worldwide.

Known as mechanical royalties, and are paid to publishers and artists. If your music is played on the radio and interactive streaming services, then you should definitely consider registering with Songtrust and SoundExchange.

TuneCore's digital store partners where your releases are distributed payout for downloads and streaming sales. Streaming services (like Spotify) pay artists based on a percentage of revenue that the service receives from subscription and ad revenue.

You must register with SoundExchange to collect your digital performance royalties. ... Membership has its privileges, and at SoundExchange, it's free. Read more about all of the benefits below, or you can become a member now.

With some exceptions (mostly political) SONGWRITERS do not receive digital statutory royalties in sound recordings (SoundExchange) unless they also recorded the song with their vocals. ... must pay both ASCAP, BMI, SESAC public performance fees for musical works AND digital performance fees for sound recordings.