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Today, we proudly pledged our support for the #BDRBdeclaration. We're committed to addressing & eliminating anti-Bl… https://t.co/lj1UQCXxfz
More great work from @advancemusicca https://t.co/S994nbqzCv
Will you be there? We will. #BDRBdeclaration https://t.co/uFnDGzuLjM
Today, after 21 years of service, Clement Wong, VP Finance, bids farewell to Re:Sound. (In fact, he was employee #2… https://t.co/BAyB17l5ZR
Congratulations @TorontoSymphony for your 2021 @SOCAN Music Award! #musiclicensing https://t.co/eN37W0KmWQ
We're looking forward to today's rights and royalties seminar with @CONNECTml @ACTRARACS and @CMRRA hosted by… https://t.co/QwgxTfiPT6
We're hiring a Manager, People and Culture! Check out the link for full job description and details on how to apply… https://t.co/vdln6cKhKX
So many venues... where will you go for your first post-pandemic live music performance? Nice work on the list and… https://t.co/PHIgJw4j9G
Congratulations to our friends @CMRRA! https://t.co/rsc7bWClcR
Welcome to Re:Sound, Denis Dinsmore, VP Finance & Administration. Great to have you back in the music industry!… https://t.co/C3ocw4ugLT
Hey there live music and events community! @Canadian_Live aka CLMA wants to hear from you. There’s a survey in the… https://t.co/8uFo8BwnNP
We're pleased to be a part of the Trans in the Music Industry workshop May 4-5. Thanks to @MusicOntario @canmuspub… https://t.co/pwyRx8Ftqk
Dealing with online harassment and need help addressing it? Register @CMW_Week for this panel on May 4th at 2 pm ET… https://t.co/R3UQbnxwgJ
Re:Sound is the Canadian not-for-profit music licensing company dedicated to obtaining fair compensation for artists and record companies for their performance rights.
More About UsAll businesses are legally required to pay a licensing fee when broadcasting music or playing recorded music in public. Re:Sound is mandated by the Copyright Board of Canada, to provide music users with the licence(s) they need.
More About Music UsersIf you’ve performed on, or made, recorded music that has been released to the public, you may be entitled to royalties.
Royalties are fees that music users such as radio stations, music streaming services and businesses that use recorded music must legally pay in order to publicly use your sound recordings.