Yes. Elizabeth Music Group Publishing can represent qualifying instrumental guitar artists, composers, and producers for their music publishing.
Instrumental guitar music can have valuable publishing rights even when a track contains no vocals or lyrics. If you are creating original melodies and compositions, the underlying musical work can generate publishing royalties separately from the revenue earned by the master recording.
This applies across many styles of guitar-based instrumental music, including ambient guitar, lofi guitar, jazz guitar, post-rock, shoegaze, acoustic guitar, cinematic guitar, R&B guitar, indie instrumentals, and other original guitar compositions.
For prolific guitar musicians, publishing can become particularly important as the catalog grows. An artist might release dozens of original tracks each year, collaborate with other musicians, contribute guitar compositions to producer projects, or release music through multiple labels. Each new composition can create additional publishing rights that need to be properly documented and represented.
Elizabeth Music Group Publishing can provide worldwide publishing representation for qualifying instrumental guitar catalogs. We help organize and register compositions, maintain writer and ownership information, collect eligible publishing royalties from pay sources around the world, and review older catalogs for potential gaps.
Our relationship with instrumental guitar musicians can also extend beyond royalty collection.
Elizabeth Music Group Publishing clients receive access to our exclusive Discord community only available to our publishing roster. Through the Discord, we regularly receive and distribute creative opportunities, including opportunities for musicians to submit original guitar melody loops for major-label artists, producers, songwriters, and other projects.
For a guitarist who already spends significant time writing melodies and creating instrumental ideas, these opportunities can provide another potential use for their skills beyond releasing music under their own artist project. Participation is optional, and no placement is guaranteed, but musicians on our roster can choose to submit when an opportunity fits their sound.
We also distribute sync briefs and other creative opportunities through the community, giving instrumental musicians additional ways to potentially put their compositions and production skills to work.
If you are an instrumental guitar artist with an established or growing catalog, Elizabeth Music Group Publishing can review your music, PRO affiliation, IPI information, catalog size, and current publishing situation to determine whether we may be able to represent your compositions globally while giving you access to additional opportunities available to our publishing roster.
