Can Elizabeth Music Group Publishing help a producer find songs in their catalog that they did not know had been released?

Yes. Elizabeth Music Group Publishing’s catalog work can include researching a producer’s credits and identifying qualifying songs or uses that may not already be reflected in the producer’s own records. This can be especially valuable for producers who have sent out large numbers of beats, worked with many artists, or accumulated placements over several years.

A producer’s personal song list is not always a complete picture of the music connected to their work. Artists may release songs without circling back with complete metadata, older collaborations can be forgotten, and credits can appear differently across platforms. Elizabeth Music Group Publishing works to organize the catalog, research ownership and publishing splits, determine whether the client has a publishing interest in newly identified works, and add qualifying songs to the catalog for appropriate registration and collection.

This does not mean every song discovered will create a royalty claim. Rights depend on the producer’s actual contribution, agreements, splits, and other facts surrounding the work. The goal is to build a more complete and accurate catalog so legitimate publishing interests are less likely to be overlooked.