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ISRC: The Invisible Code Powering the Global Music Industry

ISRC: The Invisible Code Powering the Global Music Industry

By Music Publisher India News Desk
Published on May 9, 202

 

In today’s digital age, where billions of songs are streamed daily across platforms like Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube, the question arises — how does the industry track each song, pay the right artist, and avoid mix-ups? The answer lies in four letters: ISRC.

What Is ISRC, and Why Should Every Artist Know About It?
ISRC stands for International Standard Recording Code — a 12-character alphanumeric code that serves as the digital DNA of a song or music video. Every time you record and distribute a track, an ISRC ensures your work is globally identifiable.

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Guide to Music Publishers in India

Guide to Music Publishers in India

The Indian music industry has seen rapid growth in recent years, driven by digital streaming, independent artists, and film music. While music labels often get the spotlight, music publishers are the unsung heroes who ensure creators get paid and their rights are protected. In this blog, we explore the role of music publishers in India, key players in the market, and the opportunities they offer to composers, lyricists, and producers.

What is a Music Publisher?

A music publisher is a company or individual that helps songwriters and composers earn money when their music is used commercially. This includes: