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by JAPOV - 05/01/26 04:06 PM
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Hi folks, for those of us who do not have a publisher, is it ok to sign with publishing adm. services, like Songtrust? I love the idea that anyone can apply for a license for any of my songs through them. It saves me from the part of the music business that I don't have time for. BUT, I'm finding out that if I want to license my songs for tv/movies, Songtrust gets a piece of the publishing and sites like christmasSongs.com will reject the song if they don't get 100% of the publishing.
What advice do you have on this topic? Thanks, Donna Dutchess
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