Yes. A solo songwriter can benefit from publishing representation even without co-writers. Owning the entire composition does not mean every relevant royalty source already knows whom to pay.
A solo artist often handles writing, recording and releasing. That makes it easy to assume the distributor handles everything. It generally does not. Distributors generally only handle master royalties, not the publishing/composition side. The composition still needs accurate registration, and royalties can arise from multiple services and territories.
Elizabeth Music Group Publishing can organize the catalog, confirm writer details and represent the eligible publishing rights. We currently represent more than 8,000 songs across a wide range of styles and genres.
How does Elizabeth Music Group Publishing help an artist who writes every song alone?
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