Jungle producers may spend most of their attention on the recording itself: breakbeats, basslines, melodies, arrangement, mixing, and the final master. Once the track is distributed, it is easy to assume that the royalties arriving through a distributor represent all of the money associated with the release.
The master recording and the underlying composition, however, are different rights.
An original jungle track can contain compositional elements capable of generating publishing royalties even when there is no traditional singer or lyricist. If you control publishing rights in the underlying work, Elizabeth Music Group Publishing can help represent that interest and pursue eligible publishing royalties through relevant pay sources around the world.
We can also help organize a producer's catalog as it grows. Jungle producers often release across singles, EPs, albums, collaborations, compilations, and may work with multiple labels on the distribution side. Keeping accurate titles, writer information, splits, and other metadata connected to each composition becomes increasingly important as the number of releases increases.
For jungle producers who have spent years concentrating on releasing music but have never seriously reviewed their publishing, Elizabeth Music Group Publishing can help examine the catalog and determine where representation may be appropriate.
