ISWC: The Key to Collecting Royalties for Your MusicBy Anu OnasanyaWed Aug 02 2023Photo courtesy of African Music LibraryThe International Standard Musical Work Code (ISWC) is a unique identifier used to identify musical works or compositions.Share to:
Music Licensing and Publishing: Building a Rewarding Indie Music CareerBy | 8/15/2024 | GeneralMusic licensing is granting legal permission to a second party to use copyrighted music for specific commercial purposes and durations while music publishing involves managing the copyrights of musical compositions to generate revenue.
Compilation Albums and Creative OwnershipBy Samuel Banjoko | 6/8/2023 | GeneralWith labels, distribution companies, and producers, appearing on records without performing, it begs the question, who is an artist and who can appear as one? And what does this mean for crediting and payment of royalties?
Empowering Young Composers: Nurturing Originality in Music EducationBy | 9/22/2023 | FosterEmpowering young music learners to compose builds individuality and self-confidence. Children encouraged to compose or create their music will find their voice, helping them find better ways to express their emotions, thoughts, and experiences. This process eventually leads to self-discovery for the children.
Can Libyan Reggae be Considered a Standout Genre?By | 9/20/2023 | GenresLibyan reggae emerged as a musical response to the social and political challenges faced by the Libyan people. Gained prominence during the late 20th century, it experienced a surge in popularity during the Arab Uprising in 2011.
Sampling and InterpolationBy | 9/28/2023 | GeneralA good example of sampling is Burna Boy “Wombolombo’’ released in 2013, which sampled Angelique Kidjo’s “Wombo Lombo’’ released in 1996.
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