The provided transcript excerpt from a YouTube video offers a detailed explanation of Songdex, which is described as the largest database for music rights and related business information, launched in 2016 by Music Reports. Publishers and songwriters are the primary audience, as Songdex allows them to search for and claim unmatched tracks, register new musical works, and review existing titles within the database. The video outlines the process for creating an account, searching the database using filters such as title, writer, or performer, and the options available within the account, including manual or bulk registration. It is noted that while Songdex facilitates these actions, a separate Music Reports account is required to receive royalties, and users are warned against creating duplicate entries by registering songs in both Songdex and Music Reports.
This transcript from a Billboard podcast examines the enduring relevance and shifting landscape of the radio industry. Featured guest Michael Huppy, CEO of Sound...
Welcome to Music Qualities Explained — your go-to audio guide for understanding how the music business really works. In this episode, we break down...
The provided sources, primarily a YouTube video transcript from "Top Music Attorney," discuss the widespread anxiety among music producers following Spotify's acquisition of the...