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Muserk uses their patented technology to make sure songwriters and other stakeholders receive their royalties.
Nashville, TN – September, 2024 – Muserk, the leading global rights management company, proudly announces its expanded global reach on YouTube, now offering comprehensive royalty collection services for rights holders worldwide. This new development strengthens Muserk's mission to help creators, musicians, and rights holders accurately collect their royalties across borders and platforms. Through Muserk's advanced technology and deep expertise in rights management, clients will now benefit from an enhanced ability to track, manage, and collect royalties from YouTube videos across the globe.
Muserk, a leading global rights administration company for music, has once again secured its place on Inc. Magazine's prestigious list of the 5000 fastest-growing companies. This marks the fourth consecutive year that Muserk has been recognized, a testament to the company's consistent growth and success in the highly competitive music industry.
Muserk announces the expansion of its publishing portfolio with three new signings: Australian indie rockers Last Dinosaurs, Canadian singer-songwriter Zach Oliver, and genre-blending artist Phum Viphurit from Thailand and New Zealand.
Singer-songwriter Kira Lynn has signed a worldwide co-publishing and administration agreement with Muserk. An Edmonton, AB Canada native, Lynn grew up on the stage dancing competitively, studying musical theater, piano, guitar and voice. After earning her degree in Canada, Lynn moved to Nashville to pursue her dream of becoming a songwriter and performer.
The 2024 claiming window for YouTube accrued royalties began on February 1, covering royalties accrued during 2022. YouTube undergoes an annual process of clearing royalties from previous earning periods, and this year is no exception. The claiming window closes on April 30, giving rights holders a limited time to claim their accrued royalties.
As conversations within the music industry increasingly gravitate towards the potential and pitfalls of generative AI in music creation, a crucial narrative often remains overshadowed. It's imperative to broaden the discourse to encompass how AI can serve as a force for efficiency and enhancement in music rights operations.
What do "Straight Outta Compton" and the Futurama theme — along with thousands of songs in between — have in common? They all sampled the drum break from The Winstons' "Amen, Brother." A fascinating exploration of sampling, royalties, and music rights.
Muserk lands on Inc. Magazine's prestigious annual list of America's Fastest-Growing Private Companies — The Inc. 5000. No. 4 In Media, No. 779 Overall with three-year revenue growth of 636%.