Writers
Songwriters & artists
The sheer number of artists on social media and increasing regulations on music distribution have made it difficult to sell music and earn money. This is where we come in and give you our full support.
Our writers
Dan Myers
Writer's credits
- Show Me (Odaka)
- Cut You Out (Rukudzo)
- My Type (Rukudzo)
- Love (Georgina White)
- Bittersweet (Kasei)
- For All We Know (Lucas Saiph)
- Kelly Erez (Time Out)
Rukudzo
Writer's credits
- My Type (Rukudzo)
- Cut You Out (Rukudzo)
- Not The Time To Cry (Rukudzo)
Things you should know
A music synchronization license, or "sync" for short, is a music license granted by the holder of the copyright of a particular composition, allowing the licensee to synchronize music with some kind of visual media output (film, television shows, advertisements, video games, accompanying website music, movie trailers, etc).
The rights to a composition or the "song", which is different from the studio sound recording, are most often administered by the publishing company that represents the writer/producer. A sound recording has two separate copyrights:
- the sound recording itself, also called the master sound recording; this is most often owned or administered by the record label;
- the composition of the musical work, which consists of the underlying lyrics and melody written by the songwriter; this is most often owned or administered by the music publisher.
The importance of social media
Social media connects fans to artists. Fans can comment, like, and share content and may even have the opportunity to speak with their favourite artists through social media platforms. As one of the most powerful assets to using social media, artists can develop a stronger relationship with their fanbases.
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