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Global Editorial Royalty Management for Composers

Global Distribution
Global Collection
Register your compositions in 215 territories, thanks to our local suppliers
Reports
Detailed Reports
Understand your income with reports by country, royalty type, source and period
Automatic Monitoring
Our charging and usage detection technology allows us to collect more royalties
Atención Humana
Human Care
Our professionals answer your questions and requests every day

Sources of Royalties

SpotifyApple MusicDeezerTikTokTidalYouTube Music
And more than 35 streaming, direct selling, synchronization and micro-synchronization platforms.
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Hire Publishing

1
Composer Registration
Fill in the composer's details. You will enter their full name, Collective Management Company and IPI Number.

Remark: We can only work with composers registered in a Collective Management Society.
2
Register your Songs
Then you must enter your compositions. Assign the percentages that correspond to you as a composer.

You can include all the versions of a composition, by importing them from your catalog, from Spotify or by entering the ISRC codes.
3
Collect your Royalties
We will register the works with collective management companies around the world. You will receive a quarterly notification with your detailed report and royalty payment.

Pay with bank transfer, Payoneer or PayPal.

Publishing

A payment for each composer for a lifetime.

USD100

IT INCLUDES
Unlimited registration of compositions
Import songs from your distribution catalog
Import songs with Spotify
Import songs with ISRCs
Access to reports
Quarterly payments
CONDITIONS
12-month self-renewable contract
15% commission on net income
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They Trust Us

We work with more than 4000 artists and labels from Latin America and the world

It has been my best experience distributing. The speed of delivery to platforms and their real dedication to helping me grow as an artist are remarkable. I have been included in more editorial playlists, among many other achievements. This comes from the mouth of a former member of The Orchard, TuneCore and others.

Yuriel
Artist
Yuriel Es Música

Songs are the most valuable thing for artists. There's nothing like feeling like those songs are in the hands of a team we can talk to.

Chirola Ruiz Diaz
Artist
Kchiporros & La De Roberto

Random Sounds truly understands and knows how to meet the needs of artists for their releases, and the team helps you closely.

Franco Ocampo
Artist
El Culto Casero & ZIMOS

Thanks to Random Sounds, we were verified on Instagram and we felt very well accompanied in the distribution process. The website is super intuitive and easy to use.

Gonzalo Resquin
Artist
LaNuestra
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is editorial royalty management?

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Royalty publishing management consists of the work that a publishing company provides to composers. The work consists mainly of recording the compositions, monitoring the use of the compositions and the process of collecting, reporting and paying the royalties generated by the composers he manages.

Can I hire Publishing if I am not represented by a Collective Management Company?

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Random Sounds Publishing has as an exclusive requirement that composers are already represented by a Collective Management Company (SGC). This is because we need the composer to already have an IPI number, which is generated by Collective Management Societies.

What types of royalties does Random Sounds Publishing collect?

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Random Sounds Publishing collects mechanical royalties and public performance royalties.

I already collect my royalties from digital platforms with my distributor, why do I need a music publisher?

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Music distributors collect royalties from the master (or phonogram), that is, from the exploitation of recorded music. A music publisher (or publisher) is responsible for collecting royalties from compositions (or works). A composition can have one or many phonograms.

Do I need all the composers of a composition to work with the same publishing company to collect royalties?

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No. Each composer is free to work with the music publisher they want, and each music publisher can only manage the percentage that corresponds to their composers.

Do I need permission from other composers to register a composition?

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It is important that all the composers of a composition agree on the percentage that corresponds to each one. This is recorded in a document known as a “Split Sheet”. Based on this agreement, each composer is responsible for recording the percentage that corresponds to their music publisher.

Can I work with more than one music publisher?

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Yes, as long as you don't have exclusive agreements and you don't register the same compositions with another music publisher. You can only register a composition with a publisher, or else this composition will have conflicts and you won't be able to collect the royalties it generates.

Does Random Sounds Publishing require exclusivity?

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No, you're free to work with other publishers. You just have to keep in mind that you don't register the same compositions with other publishers, as that will generate conflicts and you won't be able to collect your royalties.

Can I cancel the Random Sounds Publishing contract at any time?

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Yes, you can cancel the Random Sounds Publishing contract at any time. Just keep in mind that the Random Sounds Publishing Publisher Agreement lasts 12 months and is automatically renewed in 12-month terms, so you'll probably have to wait until the contract runs out.

We define this contract duration as it is the minimum duration required by most Collective Management Societies for a music publisher to register composers.

Where can I read the Random Sounds Publishing Editorial Agreement?

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