audiam.comAudiam

Toggle navigation Learn More FAQ & Help Sign Up Log In Français Check our new podcast -- Music Has Value -- is a Digital Reproduction Collection Agency We work for music publishers & self published songwriters We License & Collect: • YouTube Royalties • U.S. Streaming Mechanical Royalties • All Canadian Digital Mechanical Royalties Learn More Sign Up New Layla - Advanced income tracking for music publishers See our clients Our Clients Metallica Bob Dylan Red Hot Chili Peppers Jason Mraz Jack White Nine Inch Nails Black Veil Brides The Offspring Dean Wareham of Galaxy 500/Luna Mike Campbell, co-writer Tom Petty Aimee Mann Thomas Dolby Franki Valli & The Four Seasons Steve Vai Jimmy Buffett Steve Miller Band George Thorogood Tori Amos Ron Pope Tercer Cielo Maynard Keenan (Puscifer, A Perfect Circle) Black River Music Publishing Bluewater Music Publishing Ruthless Records Music Publishing Round Hill Music Publishing Victory Records Music publishing Silva Music Publishing Sumerian Records Music Publishing House of Hassle Music Publishing Ruthless Records Publishing Pretty Lights Publishing Mothership Publishing Epitaph Records Publishing G360 Publishing Lastrada Music Publishing And thousands more. Layla is an advanced income tracking and reporting suite developed for publishers. Our Core Services YouTube finds videos on YouTube using your compositions without a license, authorizes YouTube to place ads on them and gets you back your percentage of the revenue. It also makes sure the data in the YouTube database remains clean and accurate to assure the pipeline of money flows to you. Digital Rights Services Licensing, auditing, researching, sound recording identification and administration of interactive streaming mechanical royalties in the US and Canada for songwriters/publishers. (We have found about 85% of the sound recordings are not being paid on representing 25% to 35% of the revenue.) Recovery identifies/collects pipeline revenue of earned but unpaid royalties from US iTunes Match and US download mechanicals How Works is an interactive streaming mechanical royalty collection agency. It gets its music publishing members accurately paid from YouTube, Spotify, Apple Music, Google Play, Rhapsody, Beats, Amazon Prime, Mood Music, TouchTunes and other interactive streaming services. We license, police, research, audit, collect and distribute "interactive" streaming mechanical royalties. Any publishing administrator (either self published or a larger publishing entity) can join as long as they represent the administrative rights to their songs/compositions. currently represents the publishing catalogs of: Bob Dylan, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Metallica, Jack White, Jason Mraz, Steve Miller, Hyvetown, Round Hill Music, Imagem, Pretty Lights, Ruthless, Jimmy Buffett, Victory, Epitaph, Sumerian and thousands more. To date is has recovered millions of dollars dating back to 2007. was created as a collection agency with a new approach based around “big data". Through its own unique technology and business processes it locates the metadata for every sound recording of a specific composition. As one example, there are currently over 800 recordings of the Bob Dylan song “All Along the Watchtower” out there in the world and has found them all. With this data it allows us to determine who is/is not licensed and if you are being paid properly and on time. It also allows us to recover your past revenue and make certain you are paid in the future. Sign Up In The News "Until started making noise about this issue, publishers admitted to Billboard they were unaware of the problem." Says Recovered Royalties Account for Large Chunk of Collections in Recent Years Spotify Hit With Second Lawsuit Over Copyright Infringement Spotify Threatened With Another Class-Action Lawsuit Users of Music, from Tech Giants to Fans, Need More Incentive to Fix a Broken Market. Spotify Hit With Second Lawsuit Over Copyright Infringement Metallica, Red Hot Chili Peppers Enlist Start-up in Hunt for Royalties Meet the music entrepreneur who's taking on Spotify and other streaming services Spotify hit with second songwriter lawsuit in two weeks New company seeks to get musicians paid from YouTube clips Meet the Disruptor Trying to Get Artists Paid for Streaming Music has collected $120m of royalties for clients in four years 15% of 's $120m in Collections Over the Past Four Years Comes From Recovered Royalties Spotify Faces Class Action For Copyright Infringement Why You and Taylor Swift Are Not Getting Paid The Money You Earned From The Streams Of Your Songs Spotify in Dispute Over Royalty Payments CNBC Bloomberg CBS Presentations Belmont University Watch part 2. SF MusicTech Watch the talk on the Grammy Pro website. 's Podcast 21khz: The Art of Money In Music Jeff Price (Founder TuneCore, spinART Records and ) and journalist Ted Gerstein (Author: Bomb Squad, Former Nightline Producer) explore the behind the scenes mechanisms of the music industry allowing artists, producers, record labels, songwriters and technology innovators to make money off music. Learn why $30 billion dollars is generated off of music and whose pockets it ends up in. Listen and Subscribe © 2021 Inc. · About · FAQ & Help · Blog · Press · Contact · Privacy · Terms × Learn More YouTube • Digital Services Each time your song is played on YouTube, Spotify, Google Play, Rhapsody, Beats, Amazon Prime and other digital music services, you are owed a separate royalty for the lyric and melody (called a "Composition"). In some cases, this money has never been paid to you. In other cases only a portion of your money has been paid out. In addition, there is new money being generated each time your song is played. gets you this money. How It Works On YouTube gets you paid from views of videos on YouTube that are using your music. It does this via its own technology and a special YouTube business contract. This contract allows to systemically deliver information to YouTube indicating who owns the rights to your music and which recordings are recordings of your songs. We also fix bad data in the YouTube system that has the wrong entity listed as "owning" your music. We then police your copyrights to insure the YouTube system always shows and pays you as the owner. Finally, uses its own technology and YouTube’s systems to finds videos on YouTube using your music without a license. When we find the videos, we authorize YouTube to place ads on them. With the right data in the YouTube system, you get back your portion of the advertising money. Read our YouTube FAQ . See how it works How It Works With Other Digital Services As the creator of the lyrics and melody of a song (the “composition”) you are owed a separate payment IN ADDITION to the money you may already be receiving. In almost every case, every time a song that you wrote is played anywhere in the world on Spotify, Rhapsody, Beats, Mog, GooglePlay, Deezer, or any other "on-demand" service, that service owes and must pay you (not your distributor, not your label - YOU) a Mechanical Royalty. In many cases this money is not reaching you or it may be paid to the wrong entity due to bad data or missing information. In other cases, there are recordings of your songs that have not been mapped to your composition. This also stops you from getting paid. fixes these problems and gets you paid your past and future money from: Interactive Streaming Services (i.e. Spotify, Rhapsody etc) Scan & Match locker services (i.e. iTunes Match, Google Scan & Match and Amazon Scan & Match) Downloads outside of the US Ringtones/Ringback Tones Digital juke boxes (i.e. TouchTunes) Bundle deals (i.e yonder) ...and other digital uses. It costs nothing to hire us to work for you. only gets paid an administrative fee when we find, collect and administer to you the money you are owed. To put to work for you, you only have to control the copyrights to your music. Read our Digital Service...