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What Does a Music Publisher Do?

Unraveling the Mystery of Music Publishing because Every Great Song deserves its Spotlight.

What is Music Publishing?

Imagine you wrote a beautiful song. It’s catchy, heartfelt, and people love it when you play it. But how do you get it on the radio, into movies, or sung by famous artists? That’s where music publishing comes in. A music publisher is like the best business partner a songwriter could have—someone who ensures your music is protected, heard, and generating the revenue it deserves.

What Exactly IS Music Publishing?

Why is a Music Publisher important?

A Good Music Publisher will ensure their artists will maintain alignment with their chosen brand, assisting in the curation their EPK, and AVI.

Want to discover your Artist Visual Identity?

A publisher is like the food critic who makes sure everyone knows about your recipe.

Food Critic

They’re also the accountant, ensuring you get paid every time someone uses your recipe.

Accountant

And they’re the lawyer, making sure no one steals it or uses it without permission.

Lawyer

Imagine you’re a chef. You make an incredible recipe (your song).

Your Publishing Solutions

Every musician’s journey is different, and so are their publishing needs. Customers

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DIY Publishing: Manage your music on your own. It’s doable but time-intensive.
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Work with a Publisher: Someone like me handles everything for you—from licensing to royalty tracking.
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Hybrid Approach: Receive help with the complicated stuff while you stay hands-on with other aspects.

Why Is Music Publishing Important?

You create. We protect and amplify.

Take The Remainders—a band I work with. When they first approached me, they had a fantastic album ready to launch but no way to ensure it would generate income long-term. Through strategic metadata management, licensing deals, and audience-targeted campaigns, their album not only reached more ears but also opened doors to unexpected opportunities like film and TV placements.

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