Yes, provided the underlying songwriter identity and ownership can be documented. Artist names, distributor names and songwriting identities are not always the same. A musician might release ambient music under one alias and hip-hop instrumentals under another, yet use the same legal songwriter name and IPI for both catalogs. The practical challenge is making sure every composition can be matched to the right writer despite different public-facing credits.
Elizabeth Music Group Publishing can organize releases by alias, connect each recording to its underlying composition and verify the writer and split information submitted for registration. Useful materials include distributor export files, streaming links, release dates, ISRCs, co-writer details and any prior publishing statements. If a song was previously registered under an inconsistent name, the existing record should be investigated rather than blindly duplicated. For high-volume instrumental creators, a consolidated catalog map is especially valuable because the number of aliases and releases can grow quickly.
