royalty control

As a composer/lyricist, you receive royalty statements from music publishers several times a year. If you are also a musician or performing artist and your music is released, you are usually entitled to income from various other rights organizations in addition to your royalty income from record companies.

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The declarations of the various organizations contain information that often does not show clearly enough whether all duties have been correctly declared and paid. The statements contain many abbreviations, categories, point values, etc., which means that you cannot properly check whether all your music use has been charged correctly.

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As a result, most composers and lyricists are aware that all royalties owed to them may not have been paid, but no further action is taken. As a result, many tens of thousands of dollars less are paid to rights holders every year.

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Royalty Control knows what all those abbreviations, point values and percentages mean in the various racks and has years of experience and the know-how to get the most out of the racks.

We have now successfully claimed tens of thousands of dollars for dozens of composers, lyricists and artists!