Each time a song streams on an interactive service like Spotify, Rhapsody, Beats, Slacker, Rdio etc the songwriter earns a royalty. Learn why, how much and why you may not be getting all (or any) of it.

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23 Replies to “Songwriters Royalties Owed From Spotify, Beats, Rhapsody etc. Part 1 of the Audiam/Belmont Seminar”

  1. You are great Mr Price very informative I am glad you are helping people. I have a few questions maybe you can help me with. If so I would love to hire you for them. Thanks!

  3. this is incredible! thank you so much for this. I am probably going to sign up with Audiam.
    Question: He said: Fix the data before the IPO, not after. What is an IPO?
    Is he saying that I should include the right data before sending my tracks to a distributor?

  4. so under the compulsory license or act, i can send spotify a 30 day notice to fix the breach….and that's it…they can't use my recording anymore just like that?

    i thought this law compells us to give our music away to third parties?

  9. This is so infuriating to hear! I released with Amuse (they've been great besides this), but I've never received a notice of intent or money for streaming the next month, haha! Also: Spotify only pays about $0.006 to $0.0084 per stream, & Amuse doesn't make the difference.

  12. This guy has a great personality. Everybody there is CRICKETS silent when he's popping jokes… Jeez, people could loosen up a little… terrible audience

  13. can you come to Canada I live close to Vancouver BC this is very much needed in my country go to campus UBC some good places there for presentation …

  18. Jeff that depends on what kinda paint you watching dry.. Picasso paint dry or wall paint dry? This is Pcasso painting drying we appreciate it …it's 2020 and very relevant

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